Production grinding burn detection using acoustic emission and electric power signals
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1999-12-01
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de Aguiar, Paulo R. [UNESP]
de Oliveira, Joao Fernando Gomes [UNESP]
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This work uses a monitoring system based on a PC platform, where the acoustic emission and electric power signals generated during the grinding process are used to investigate superficial burning occurrence in a surface grinding operation using two types of steel, three grinding conditions and an Al203 vitrified grinding wheel. Acoustic emission signals on the workpiece and grinding power were measured during a surface plunge operation until the grinding burn happened. From the results the standard deviation of the acoustic emission signal and the maximum electric power were calculated for each grinding pass. The proposed DPO parameter is the product between the power level and acoustic emission standard deviation. The results show that both signals can be used for burning detection, and the parameter DPO is the best indicator for the burning studied in this work. This can be explained by the high dispersion of the acoustic emission RMS level associated to the high power consumption when the grinding wheel lose its sharpness.
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Electric power signals, Superficial burning, Surface grinding, Surface plunge, Accidents, Acoustic emissions, Computer applications, Electric currents, Grinding wheels, Monitoring, Numerical methods, Surfaces, Thermal effects, Grinding (machining)
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