期刊
IEEE SYSTEMS JOURNAL
卷 10, 期 2, 页码 721-732出版社
IEEE-INST ELECTRICAL ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS INC
DOI: 10.1109/JSYST.2015.2425793
关键词
Clustering methods; condition monitoring; data mining; destructive test; fault diagnosis; flute cut separation; fuzzy C-Means clustering; high speed milling; online monitoring; prognosis; Vibration Analysis; wavelet analysis
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- Agency for Science Technology and Research (A*STAR) Science and Engineering Research Council through the Singapore-Poland Program
Tool condition monitoring (TCM) is a necessary action in a high-speed milling (HSM) process. As a worn milling tool might irreversibly damage a workpiece, there is a vital demand for a TCM system to evaluate the tool wear progress, or equivalently the resultant surface roughness, nonintrusively. To build up a condition monitoring system for HSM processes, sensor signals are to be utilized to form a reference model that reflects the performance of the system. Therefore, a desired reference model has to apply more efficient feature extraction and artificial intelligence techniques to be more repeatable and generalizable. This paper illustrates the performance of clustering techniques on high-speed end milling experimental data. Studied clustering methods are applied to the wavelet features of force and vibration signals to illustrate the repeatability of their results. It is shown that clustering methods can coarsely capture the status of the process and can be applied for fault diagnosis and TCM purposes. It is also discussed how the application of clustering methods may improve the performance of existing reference models toward the more efficient utilization of available experimental data and to develop easily generalizable reference models. Finally, a possible application of clustering results is discussed comparing with state-of-the-art papers.
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