2015
DOI: 10.3103/s1068798x15060179
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Vibroacoustic diagnostics of bidirectional end milling

Abstract: The hypothesis that high frequency vibration of a dynamic disk system is excited by a rotating roller is verified. The information content of the vibrational signal is determined. The characteristics of the vibrational signal are compared with the rotation characteristics and the machining precision.

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“…With regard to rolling bearing, Pandey et al [8] focused on the mode shape of a curved surface and carried out damage detection, and the review by Tandon and Choudhury [9], which deals with vibroacoustic measurement techniques for rolling elements, are well known. In addition, Kozochkin et al studied the diagnosis using vibration measurement in the cutting process [10,11] and Sabirov et al studies the method for the end mill diagnosis [12].Further, Qiu et al investigated the diagnosis method using Wavelet ltering [13], Ban et al studied sounds generated from roller bearings for the diagnosis [14], Lei et al studied the diagnosis method using Kurtogram Method [15], Randall showed the tutorial of the vibration classi cation method [16], Zhao et al [17], and Immovilli et al [18] investigated the relationship between rotational speed and shaft radial load and vibration in the bearing system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…With regard to rolling bearing, Pandey et al [8] focused on the mode shape of a curved surface and carried out damage detection, and the review by Tandon and Choudhury [9], which deals with vibroacoustic measurement techniques for rolling elements, are well known. In addition, Kozochkin et al studied the diagnosis using vibration measurement in the cutting process [10,11] and Sabirov et al studies the method for the end mill diagnosis [12].Further, Qiu et al investigated the diagnosis method using Wavelet ltering [13], Ban et al studied sounds generated from roller bearings for the diagnosis [14], Lei et al studied the diagnosis method using Kurtogram Method [15], Randall showed the tutorial of the vibration classi cation method [16], Zhao et al [17], and Immovilli et al [18] investigated the relationship between rotational speed and shaft radial load and vibration in the bearing system.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%