Cutting Conditions and Work Material State Identification through Acoustic Emission Methods
作者： R. Teti , U. La Commare
DOI: 10.1016/S0007-8506(07)61159-7
关键词: Machining 、 Acoustic emission 、 Aluminium 、 Alloy 、 Metallurgy 、 Fabrication 、 Sensor fusion 、 Work (thermodynamics) 、 Carbide 、 Materials science
摘要: Summary This paper examines the problem of in-process monitoring metal cutting operations carried out on aluminum alloys for aeronautical applications. Turning tests were conducted annealed and heat treated alloy bars, using carbide tools. For both work material conditions, different combinations parameters used. During tests, acoustic emission (AE) force sensor data detected processed. The comparison between AE responses from allowed, with help data, to verify applicability fusion techniques real time identification state.
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