Cutting Force Analysis in Tool Condition Monitoring of Difficult to Cut Materials

Zhi Rong Liao; Dong Gao; Yong Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.800-801.175

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Cutting Force Analysis in Tool Condition Monitoring of Difficult to Cut Materials

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Tool wear condition monitoring has been an effective method in improving the production efficiency and process automation. In this paper, to analysis the cutting force features in tool wear condition monitoring of difficult to cut materials, we first remove the direct current components and apply a fast Fourier transformation to the cutting force to observe the features in different frequency bands. A wavelet packet transformation is then adopted to the cutting force to observe the relationship of energy ratio and tool wear states.

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Zhi Rong Liao*, Dong Gao, Yong Lu

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Cutting Force, Power Spectrum, Tool Condition Monitoring, Wavelet Packets

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