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Analysis of acoustic emission for milling operation using artificial neural networks

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Abstract

Every natural or man-made signal is generated by some specific sources. Such sources may be deterministic or stochastic in nature. Depiction of deterministic signals is very easy as it requires only the exact mathematical system representation. However, stochastic or random process generated 1D or 2D signals that require extensive mathematical investigation for the modeling purpose. Hence, random signals can be represented with specific signature provided relevant signal transformations, and appropriate tests are performed. Techniques are widely used for system modeling in many applications. This chapter reports the usage of artificial neural networks for standard signal classification representing mechanical operation in milling. The developed model is used to analyze and establish correlation between acoustic emission and other aspects of the milling setup such as current flow and vibration data.

Abstract

Every natural or man-made signal is generated by some specific sources. Such sources may be deterministic or stochastic in nature. Depiction of deterministic signals is very easy as it requires only the exact mathematical system representation. However, stochastic or random process generated 1D or 2D signals that require extensive mathematical investigation for the modeling purpose. Hence, random signals can be represented with specific signature provided relevant signal transformations, and appropriate tests are performed. Techniques are widely used for system modeling in many applications. This chapter reports the usage of artificial neural networks for standard signal classification representing mechanical operation in milling. The developed model is used to analyze and establish correlation between acoustic emission and other aspects of the milling setup such as current flow and vibration data.

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