Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With randomly-actuated stopping means – Responsive to condition of tool or tool-drive
Patent
1986-12-31
1988-08-02
Abrams, Neil
Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool
With randomly-actuated stopping means
Responsive to condition of tool or tool-drive
73660, 340680, 340683, 408 11, 408 16, B23B 4900, G08B 2100
Patent
active
047611014
ABSTRACT:
A rotating body, for example a chuck (10) comprises a sensor (56), a signal processing unit with amplifier and a plurality of transmitting diodes (14) and receiving diodes (16) peripherally spaced in a radial plane, in which also a stationary transceiving station (18) is arranged. The sensor (56) detects special working conditions of a tool clamped in the chuck (10). Signals of sensor (56) are fed to the signal processing unit. Sense commands transmitted from the transceiving station (18) via receiving diodes (16) are processed in the processing unit during rotation of the chuck (10) and corresponding working condition signals are transmitted from the transmitting diodes (14) back to the transceiving station (18).
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Abrams Neil
Notaro Angelo
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