Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool – With randomly-actuated stopping means – Responsive to condition of tool or tool-drive
Patent
1982-09-28
1984-10-23
Goldberg, Gerald
Cutting by use of rotating axially moving tool
With randomly-actuated stopping means
Responsive to condition of tool or tool-drive
408 9, 408 11, 73104, 340683, 409134, 409194, G01N 358, G08B 2100, B23B 4900
Patent
active
044785380
ABSTRACT:
When a drill is overloaded, while cutting a hole in a workpiece, a torque limiter disconnects the drill from a main spindle. As the drill is disconnected from the main spindle, the torque limiter generates high-level elastic waves. The elastic waves are converted by a transducer into a voltage signal. The level of the voltage signal is compared with a threshold value.
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Goldberg Gerald
Kakino Yoshiaki
NF Circuit Design Block Co., Ltd.
Noland Tom
Showa Tool Co., Ltd.
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