Scanner Images Apr 29, 2020 3D scanned data of a 46 foot diamter tank. There are oer 40 million points taken in under 30 minutes.Section of 46 foot diameter fermentation tank3D view of vehicle post blast scanPlanar view of scanned data from vehicle post blastAerial view of vehicle post blast scan data. The markers were placed where fragments of the vehicle were found.Top view of vehicle post blast scan data. The markers were placed where fragments of the vehicle were found.Same 3D data from the vehicle post blast, but brought into AutoCAD.Same 3D data from the horizontal unit but with the data imported and "cleaned up" in AutoCADSame 3D data from horizontal unit but sectioned in AutoCAD3D view of the previous planar view of draft tube and tail race from a horizontal unit. The data is sparse on the left due to the shadow effect of scaffolding that was in place. The LS scanner measures everything within its line of sight.Scanned planar view of draft tube and tail race of a vertical unit. Image looks like a distorted photograph, however each pixel is a X,Y,Z coordinate.Another scanned planar view of draft tube and tail race of a vertical unit (4 scans were measured and "stitched" together to created the complete data set for the draft tube and tail race)Side view of the scanned data of the draft tube and tail race from a vertical unit.Same 3D data of the draft tube and tail race from the horizontal unit, but imported into AutoCAD.Same 3D data of the draft tube and tail race from the horizontal unit, but sectioned in AutoCAD.Front view of the sectioned data in AutoCAD.Scroll case, stay vane, and wicket gate scanning of a vertical unitScroll case, stay vane, and wicket gate scanning of a vertical unit3D view of the four scans of the draft tube and tail race from a vertical unit.Scanned planar view of draft tube and tail race of horizonal unit. Image looks like a distorted photograph, however each pixel is an X,Y,Z coordinateTop view of the scanned data of the draft tube and tail race from a vertical unit.
