Metal cutting machine tool break detection

Details Metal cutting machine tool break detection Metal cutting machine tool break detection

1992-06-08

1994-03-29

Mullen, Thomas

Communications: electrical

Condition responsive indicating system

Specific condition

73104, 73660, 340683, 36447417, G08B 2100

Patent

active

052988899

ABSTRACT:
A composite low frequency high frequency electrical signal from a metal cutting tool in a metal cutting operation is processed through separate high frequency and low frequency systems and the resulting signals digitized and combined for analysis of a tool break event.

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