WO2000006823A1 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur beurteilung von fehlern in textilen flächengebilden - Google Patents
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- G01N21/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of optical means, i.e. using sub-millimetre waves, infrared, visible or ultraviolet light
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- G01N21/88—Investigating the presence of flaws or contamination
- G01N21/89—Investigating the presence of flaws or contamination in moving material, e.g. running paper or textiles
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- G01N21/898—Irregularities in textured or patterned surfaces, e.g. textiles, wood
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- the invention relates to a method and a device for assessing defects in textile fabrics
- a disadvantage of the second method is that the comparisons with threshold values mentioned relate to parameters that do not directly affect the image or the error
- a parameter can be a cut-off frequency, which plays a role for the image, but which works together with other parameters and has an effect on the image that is difficult to recognize and does not always have the same effect based on what is easy to automate But you have accepted that the result is not always clear and serves the desired purpose
- the invention as characterized in the claims, therefore achieves the object of creating a method and a device which make it possible to carry out a repeatable, rapid and unambiguous assessment of faults in textile fabrics
- an image of a flat structure is generated, at least two representations of errors in the flat structure being generated in the image, which are different with regard to the length and contrast of the error Admissibility and inadmissibility of an error in the flat structure decided
- a table or mat-shaped arrangement of displays of errors of different types is particularly advantageous.
- An image of the error-free flat structure serves as the background
- the representations of the errors in the task-specific environment can be assessed.
- the image is divided into fields using a two-dimensional grid, the length of the window being provided as the first dimension and the contrast of the errors as the second dimension.
- Sensitivity curves are also superimposed on the image
- FIG. 1 shows an image of a flat structure with several representations of errors
- FIG. 2 shows an image according to FIG. 1 for another flat structure
- FIG. 3 shows a representation of sensitivity curves
- FIG. 4 shows a single illustration of an error on an enlarged scale
- FIG. 5 shows the sensitivity curves on a flat structure
- Figure 6 is a block diagram for the construction of a device according to the invention.
- FIG. 7 shows characteristics of an inspection device
- the image 1 shows an image 1 of a textile flat structure, such as, for example, a woven fabric of a nonwoven, etc., in which several representations 2 to 17 of defects are artificially inserted. These defects are different in terms of length and contrast, which means that each defect is either a separate length or a has its own level of contrast.
- the image 1 is divided into fields A1-A4, B1-B4, C1-C4 and D1-D4 by a two-dimensional grid 18, which is formed by vertical and horizontal lines, and an error is shown in the middle in each field
- Each field is assigned a length for the displayed error, here for example by numbers 3 00, 5 50, 10 0 and 18 0. These are arranged along a horizontal axis 19.
- FIG. 2 shows an image 21, which is constructed exactly the same as image 1 and is provided with axes 19, 20 and a grid 18. Then exactly the same errors 2-17 are shown. The only difference is that it is a different flat structure , with a comparatively rough structure as the background for the errors
- the sensitivity curves 22 - 25 limit here, for example, four levels for the sensitivity of the perception of an error in the flat structure.
- the sensitivity curve 22 delimits an area 26 between itself and the axes 19 and 20 in which errors with their length and their contrast can lie, which could still be permissible even with high demands on the appearance of the flat structure. Between the sensitivity curves 22 and 23 there is an area 27 which is already reduced compared to the sensitivity in the area 26.
- the sensitivity is as the areas 28, 29 and 30 between the Represent sensitivity curves 23 and 24 and 24 and 25 or beyond the sensitivity curve 25, reduced even further, which means that errors that are more or less clearly visible can be considered admissible by specifying one of these sensitivity curves
- FIG. 4 shows an illustration of an error 32 in an image of a textile flat structure.
- the image of the flat structure is divided into individual pixels for output via means for electronic display, such as screens or printers, which are represented, for example, by a gray value in a field Pixels are designated, for example, by 31.
- the pixels are lined up in horizontal lines.
- an error extends over three adjacent lines, as here over lines 33, 34 and 35. It can be seen here that the pixels gradually darken towards the center of error 32 or contrast more strongly with the environment that represents the flat structure. This applies both over the length L and over the width B of the error 32.
- FIG. 5 shows an illustration of an image 1 corresponding to FIG. 1, but the sensitivity curves corresponding to FIG. 3 are placed over it
- FIG. 6 shows a structure of a device according to the invention.
- This consists of an image recording device 36, a first image memory 37, a computing unit 38, a second image memory 39 and an output unit 40, all connected in series.It also includes an addressing logic 41 for pixels which are connected to the first and the second image memory 37, 39 and to the arithmetic unit 38 via a bus 42.
- the image recording device 36 is aligned and adjusted to a textile flat structure 43.
- the output unit 40 preferably has a connection 44 for inputting characteristics of an inspection device for defects in textiles Flat structures on
- FIG. 7 shows characteristics 45, 46 of an automatic device for inspecting textile flat structures, plotted over axes 19 and 20, as are known from FIGS. 1 and 2. For example, the length of an error and the contrast caused by the error can be shown on this device The characteristics 45, 46 shown represent possible specifications for the device with which it works and according to which it assesses errors
- an image B (FIG. 6) of a textile flat structure is produced, as is known, for example, from FIG. 1, but without errors or representations of errors. This can be done with the image recording device 36.
- This image B is fed to the first image memory 37 and then stored.
- This image B can be generated by illumination with incident light, that is to say head-on light or with transmitted light, in which the image recording device 36 and a light source are not arranged on the same side of the flat structure
- representations of typical defects are built into the image B.
- the image B is first divided into fields A, B, C, D etc.
- a two-dimensional grid 18 Dimension of the grid 18 is the measure for the length L of the errors, and preferably in one direction for continuously increasing length of the errors.
- the other dimension of the grid in the other direction represents a measure for increasing contrast K of the errors.
- One or both is preferred Scaling dimensions on a logical scale
- representations of errors for example errors 2-17, are now generated at predetermined, preferably equally distributed locations in grid 18, the length and contrast of which corresponds to the location of the display in grid 18.
- the representations of the errors become by changing the brightness values of several pixels of the image B er
- the brightness curve within a display in the longitude of the error is to be selected according to a function to be specified.
- a so-called " ⁇ sed cos ⁇ ne" function can preferably be used.
- the brightness for each pixel is calculated according to the formula
- the brightness deviation ⁇ g of an affected pixel is calculated from the average brightness value g of all pixels in the image using the formula
- L is a value for the length of the error and K is a value for the contrast of the error in percentages.
- K is a value for the contrast of the error in percentages.
- the two outer ones Lines 33 and 35 are modified by a fraction, eg half of the brightness deviation. If transmitted light is used, an error results in a reduction in brightness and accordingly the value of the brightness deviation must be subtracted from the current value. When working with incident light, an error results in a light-dark transition and accordingly the value of the brightness deviation for the first two lines 34 and 35 must be added to the current value and for the third Line 33 are subtracted from the current value.
- the image 1 thus obtained, according to FIG.
- the procedure for the automatic assessment of errors is as follows:
- the image B stored in the first image memory 37 is copied from the first image memory 37 into the second image memory 39 with the aid of the addressing logic 41, selected pixels depending on their position according to image 1 (FIG. 1 ) a change in the computing unit 38
- Find out their original brightness value The change in the brightness values is carried out in such a way that the image in the second image memory 39 contains representations of typical errors at predeterminable locations. This is how an image 1 is created.
- the output unit 40 displays the content of the second image memory 39 in an image. where scales for axes 19, 20 are faded in, from which the length and the contrast of the errors can be read off.
- limit values can now be set for an optimal setting that is matched to the natural image of the surface of the textile fabric automatic inspection system.
- limit values relate, for example, to the length L and the contrast K permissible errors. The values selected in this way are entered so that it can now automatically identify and mark errors that must be eliminated
- a set of sensitivity curves 22-25 can also be superimposed on the image 1 of the output unit 40, the parameters of a sensitivity curve selected therefrom forming input values for the automatic adjustment.
- a set originating from the automatic inspection system itself can also be used and its characteristics taking into account its mode of operation are superimposed on the image in the output unit 40. Examples of such characteristics are known from FIG. 7 and could thus be superimposed as sensitivity curves according to FIG. 5
- the characteristics of an automatic inspection system are determined by setting parameters, such as filter parameters, cut-off frequencies and threshold values, corresponding processing stages within the inspection system. With the selection of a specific characteristic as the sensitivity curve, the associated setting values are also defined
- the characteristics can be selected by setting parameters such as error length L1, L2 and error contrast K1, K2.If you enter such a pair of values in the device, for example via connection 44, a characteristic 45, 46 etc. is selected and the device is recognized and marked Faults whose parameters are located on the right or above the characteristic 45, 46 as faults.
- the device can be part of an automatic inspection system, with which the output unit 40 also serves as an adjusting element for the sensitivity of the system
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