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Suoruusmittaus, often translated as straightness measurement, is a fundamental metrological technique used to quantify the deviation of a physical object from a perfect straight line. This process is critical in various industries, including manufacturing, engineering, and construction, where the precision of components and structures directly impacts their performance and safety. The principle behind suoruusmittaus involves comparing the actual surface or edge of an object against a known reference standard of straightness.

Several methods and instruments can be employed for suoruusmittaus. Optical methods, such as laser interferometry or autocollimation, offer high precision by measuring minute angular deviations. Mechanical methods often utilize precision straight edges, gauge blocks, or dial indicators to detect deviations. Coordinate measuring machines (CMMs) are also commonly used, as they can accurately capture multiple points along a line or surface and then mathematically determine its straightness.

The results of suoruusmittaus are typically expressed as a deviation from a theoretical straight line, often measured in micrometers or millimeters, depending on the required tolerance. Understanding and controlling straightness is essential for ensuring the proper fit and function of mating parts, the accuracy of guiding mechanisms, and the overall integrity of manufactured goods and built structures.