Prediction Method of Grinding Chatter Based on ARIMA

Zi Liang Yao; Min Wang; Tao Zan; Guo Fu Liu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.971-973.1288

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Prediction Method of Grinding Chatter Based on ARIMA

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The process of grinding chatter is divided into three states: stable grinding state, chatter gestation state and chatter state. The vibration signals of grinding process contain chatter features can correspond well to the changes of grinding process. By analyzing the natural frequency band energy ratio of grinding process, a method of grinding chatter prediction is proposed. Experimental results show that the natural frequency band energy ratio is beyond a certain threshold, chatter occurred, otherwise no chatter happened. The method of grinding prediction can provide reference for vibration monitoring in practice.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 971-973)

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1288-1291

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June 2014

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Zi Liang Yao*, Min Wang, Tao Zan, Guo Fu Liu

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Arima, Grinding Chatter, Natural Frequency Band Energy Ratio, Prediction

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