2017
DOI: 10.17559/tv-20140203083223
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Detection of grinding burn through the high and low frequency Barkhausen noise

Abstract: Original scientific paper This paper deals with detection of surface damage after grinding through non-destructive micro magnetic technique based on Barkhausen noise. Paper compares the high and low frequency techniques and their sensitivity to detect surface burn and thickness of heat affected zone. The results of investigation indicate that the low frequency technique can more clearly detect surface burn than the high frequency technique due to relatively high thickness of heat affected zones obtained after … Show more

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“…The most promising [14,16] for the mentioned tasks are response spatially invariant filter banks, i.e., filter banks based on the Maximum Response filter set such as (BFS, MR8, MR4, and MRS4). Those are previously reported and discussed in material classification tasks [12,13]. In our application to TCM task, we have chosen to use MR8 filter bank, presented in Figure 2, but to exclude the last two isotropic components, as they do not extract relevant texture features.…”
Section: Forming the Texton Based Descriptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The most promising [14,16] for the mentioned tasks are response spatially invariant filter banks, i.e., filter banks based on the Maximum Response filter set such as (BFS, MR8, MR4, and MRS4). Those are previously reported and discussed in material classification tasks [12,13]. In our application to TCM task, we have chosen to use MR8 filter bank, presented in Figure 2, but to exclude the last two isotropic components, as they do not extract relevant texture features.…”
Section: Forming the Texton Based Descriptorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, concerning the usage of vibration based signals, those systems, in most cases use standard, time-domain and/or frequency-domain extracted features or wavelet based features, mostly developed in previous works, some of those already mentioned. In [12], the same authors proposed an adaptive network-based fuzzy inference based method as their actual decision making system, using the same, previously mentioned classical frequency-based descriptors. In this work, we propose the tool wear monitoring strategy which includes novel texture based descriptors, to be applied in the TCM problems utilizing vibration sensor signals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%