Reverse Engineering an Impeller with Geomagic Design X

Reverse Engineering an Impeller with Geomagic Design X. 3D Scanned with Solutionix D500 high accuracy scanner.
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[@ElambrosG]

Beautiful video and nicely explained! Thank you very much, from a fellow engineer.

[@Khalid1349]

Great..last extrude cut was not required as these two cuts were for high speed balancing purpose..

[@gauravjoshi4880]

is there any video for RE of closed shrouded impeller?

[@gauravjoshi4880]

Do have RE approach for closed impeller of centrifugal compressor?

[@puccetto70]

Nice video, interesting and well explained. When importing an stl is it important to have closed surfaces?

[@RapidScan3D]

It is not necessary to have a closed or watertight surface. Actually you can be missing data and utilize the tools in Design X to create features based off the scan data. Let us know if you have any questions or would like to see more videos.

[@puccetto70]

Ok thank you

[@PhuongNguyen-jy6rz]

very good . Can you share the scanned file? please

[@mryasuo2534]

Hi sir, if you can please help me your link of product in this video for practice. Thanks sir so much

[@user-eo8xn5zk1k]

When working with an optical scanner, a problem arose-it does not remove the edge of a thin part, the overall size is hard to catch. How did you solve this problem?

[@RapidScan3D]

Hello . The first question I would need to ask is what type of Optical 3D scanner did you use? The scanner we used for this part is the Solutionix D500 which is able to capture high resolution and sharp edges. The system captures data t +/- 0.01mm accuracty and 0.03mm resolution. www.rapidscan3d.com/scanners/solutionix/d500 Let us know if you have any questions we are happy to help - [e-mail]

[@rashidazad6270]

Can you share example data

[@nguyentrongtai1972]

can you send me the original file too please?

[@mohammedrashidthattayil]

plz send me this stl file for practice.

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