Along with the rapid development of processing technology, Aluminum high-speed dry cutting technology is also gradually improved. In this study, a virtual instrument based on multi-sensor signal acquisition systems will be set up, collecting the acoustic emission(AE), vibration(acceleration) signals in the process of dry milling aluminum, finding the optimal parameters of dry milling of aluminum. By the wavelet transform of vibration signals, the results show that the amplitudes of vibration signals increases as the Spindle speed increases, similarly, vibration signals increases as the Depth of cut(ap) increases. By the wavelet transform of acoustic emission(AE) signals, it is revealed that as the speeding speed increases, the amplitudes of the AE signals increases(the depth of cut 0.5mm). The amplitudes of the AE increases as the depth of cut increases. When the spindle speed is constant(18000r/min), just adding the feeding per tooth(feeding rate), but the amplitudes of the vibration and the AE change have no roles.
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