Communications: electrical – Condition responsive indicating system – Specific condition
Patent
1984-10-24
1987-01-13
Rowland, James L.
Communications: electrical
Condition responsive indicating system
Specific condition
340683, 73104, 73660, G08B 2100
Patent
active
046367802
ABSTRACT:
This tool break detection system relies on monitoring changes in the cutting noise itself, rather than detecting the tool fracture acoustic signal. A broken tool capable of damaging the workpiece is detected, and tool break events that do not affect cutting conditions are ignored. The signal from a sensor such as an accelerometer is preprocessed to attenuate low frequency machinery noise and detect the signal energy in a band below 100 KHz, then sampled, and the digitized signal samples analyzed by pattern recognition logic. Runout false alarms during rough surface cutting are prevented; after detection of an abrupt increase or decrease in signal level, the confirmation period to test for a persistent shift in mean level is set longer than the workpiece revolution period.
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Bedard James F.
Hayashi Steven R.
Lee Minyoung
Thomas Charles E.
Campbell Donald R.
Davis Jr. James C.
General Electric Company
Hofsass Jeffery A.
Rowland James L.
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