Coating Thickness & Porosity
Measure coating layers, black-area porosity, and Vickers indentation dimensions
Analyze coating cross-sections and hardness-test images with one repeatable ConductVision workflow. The protocol measures average coating thickness, standard deviation, minimum and maximum thickness, black-area porosity with an adjustable grayscale threshold, and Vickers indentation diagonals for dimensioned image exports.
Outputs for coating QC and hardness review
The page is set up for a practical demo using original generated coating and Vickers microscopy visuals. Results can be shown as calibrated overlays, summary statistics, and exportable tables.
Thickness table
Average thickness, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, range, and point-by-point measurements.
Porosity overlay
Black-area segmentation mask controlled by an adjustable grayscale threshold.
Hardness image export
Vickers diagonal dimensions and formula-ready hardness fields for calibrated images.
How It Works
Upload
Load coating cross-section or Vickers indentation images
Calibrate
Set scale from a scale bar, known feature, or pixel mode
Measure
Profile coating thickness and segment black pore regions by threshold
Export
Download CSV results, summary tables, and dimensioned overlay images
What You Get
Thickness Statistics
Report average thickness, standard deviation, minimum, maximum, range, and individual measurement points from the sample image.
Adjustable Porosity Threshold
Use a grayscale threshold slider to define black pore regions, then export porosity percentage, pore count, and overlay masks for review.
Vickers Hardness Measurements
Measure both indentation diagonals, record the applied load, calculate hardness when calibration inputs are available, and export dimensioned images.
Demo Package Ready
Use the supplied coating cross-section and example hardness image to show thickness, porosity, and indentation workflows in a customer demo.
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