During the long-term high altitude flight of the aircraft, the high intensity air pressure on the shell surface and the objects in the air are prone to produce large range of depressions due to friction and collision. In order to ensure the stability of the cabin air pressure, it is necessary to repair the depressions of the aircraft shell, so as to ensure the safety of the aircraft during flight and achieve the purpose of extending the working time cycle of the aircraft.
Physical drawing of aircraft site
Practical problems
1. The traditional inspection method is that the maintenance engineer screens the surface by visual inspection, which has the problems of difficult to find the small parts and the overall inspection scope is not comprehensive.
2. The area of the aircraft shell is large, and the screening time is large, and it is difficult to reach the level of no leakage.
Site drawing of aircraft parts
Depression diagram of aircraft shell
Holon solutions
After the aircraft was split, in order to quickly achieve the purpose of surface detection, the manufacturer decided to use the Hualang 3D handheld 3D laser scanner HOLON B71 to detect the shell depression
High-precision 3D detection process:
·The scanning is smooth and can be obtained at a glance: the new 3D scanning inspection method simplifies the tedious inspection work and can complete a part surface data scanning within 5 minutes (the maximum scanning width of 600 * 550mm is 2020000 times/second)
·High-precision scanning: Multi-mode scanning, better data capture ability of surface fine parts, and more accurate data presentation for subsequent comparative detection. (The maximum accuracy of single amplitude is 0.01mm, and the repetition accuracy is stable)
·Simple and easy to understand: import the comparison software, compare with the original digital model, and export the comparison analysis chart with one key. Compare with the real object of the aircraft shell, the surface depression is clear at a glance.
Scanning site map of aircraft shell
STL data diagram of aircraft shell
Comparative inspection diagram of aircraft shell
Through 3D scanning, aircraft shell defects can be quickly detected to determine the existence of multiple risks in the aircraft shell. This high-precision handheld 3D scanner can be used in various aspects of aircraft manufacturing and testing, effectively reducing the complexity of aircraft testing, and helping aerospace accurate and effective manufacturing