The ATOS-5 optical three-dimensional coordinate measuring machine works on the principle of structured light on the scanned object.
Unlike coordinate measuring machines, which are also available in the central factory laboratory, the ATOS-5 sensor is not a probe, but a high-resolution 3D scanner. Each part is degreased before being installed on a special table, and then treated with a spray that "paints over" all surfaces that may glare. After several shots from different angles, a three-dimensional figure of the part is recreated. The resulting information is loaded into the program and compared with the mathematical model. Green indicates parts of the part within tolerance, blue and red indicate parts made with errors.
In addition to it, the central factory laboratory has recently had an express analyzer AUS-8144. With its help, the content of carbon and sulfur, which affect the hardness of products made of this material, is determined in metal in three minutes. The laboratory assistant weighs metal shavings from the metal intended for analysis on a mass corrector, pours it into a calcined ceramic crucible and places it in a high-frequency induction furnace. It is burned in it at a temperature of 1700 °C, while the device, separating carbon dioxide from sulfurous gas, determines the content of carbon and sulfur in the metal.
A new "SPAS-05" spectrometer is used for a more detailed analysis of metals and alloys. A sample, the chemical composition of which needs to be determined, is installed on a special table; it performs the function of one of the electrodes. A low-voltage spark is formed between the sample and the tungsten electrode; evaporation and luminescence of sample atoms occur in the discharge. On the new spectrometer, the spark generator allows you to select the optimal mode for solving the problem, while the measurement accuracy is higher.
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