2012
DOI: 10.1007/s00170-012-4177-1
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A review of flank wear prediction methods for tool condition monitoring in a turning process

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“…Acoustic Emission can be defined as the transient elastic energy spontaneously released in materials undergoing deformation or fracture or both. The energy contained in an AE signal and the rate at which it is dissipated are strongly dependent on the rate of deformation, the applied stress and the volume of the participating material [85]. A metal cutting process itself is a very well-known source of AE.…”
Section: Sound and Acoustic Emission (Ae) Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Acoustic Emission can be defined as the transient elastic energy spontaneously released in materials undergoing deformation or fracture or both. The energy contained in an AE signal and the rate at which it is dissipated are strongly dependent on the rate of deformation, the applied stress and the volume of the participating material [85]. A metal cutting process itself is a very well-known source of AE.…”
Section: Sound and Acoustic Emission (Ae) Measurementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Different types of sensors have different signal processing requirements. The signal processing methods used in metal cutting process mainly include fast Fourier transform (FFT), time-domain methods, time-frequency decompositions, and statistical operations, which were reviewed in [13] and [14]. These methods cannot be directly used in monitoring surgical cutting condition because the selection of the signal processing technique depends on the feature of the recorded signal and background noise.…”
Section: A Related Workmentioning
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“…W wielu ośrodkach na świecie zainspirowało to prace nad budową systemu diagnostyki ostrza. Najbardziej rozpowszechnione są rozwiązania badające stopień zużycia ostrza w sposób pośredni [1,2], np. w oparciu o przebieg sygnałów z czujników sił, drgań, emisji akustycznej oraz mocy.…”
Section: Abstract: Tool Condition Monitoring Cutting Machine Visionunclassified