Re: Roughness from cross-section image
Posted by
Braekevelt Martin on
Oct 25, 2017; 3:12am
URL: http://imagej.273.s1.nabble.com/Roughness-from-cross-section-image-tp5019597p5019600.html
Dear,
I have developed peripheral roughness on cross sections of wires 20 years ago, as we follow up roughness of wires during wire drawing process.
All you need is a profile in x,y coordinates in a calibrated image.
Further processing like cut-off filtering and parameter selections like Ra, Rt, waviness and others I do with profession software license like Omnisurf, which is very good and not expensive license.
Hope this helps you further.
Kindest regards,
Martin.
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Subject: Roughness from cross-section image
Hello all,
My problem should be relatively simple to solve, but was not able to find it or to find a solution on the forum. I have a coating that was cut and polished and prepared in cross-section. What i want to do is to measure the roughness of that coating using ImageJ in this cross-section image. Any thoughts on how this could be done?
I tried to use the wand tool to define the outer part of the coating with success but then i need to take out the x,y values of only the wand selection cutter part. With this i might try to do a linear interpolation and afterwards measure the roughness. But i was not able to take out the coordinates of the wand selection.
Any other thoughts?
Thank all
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