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Analyzing Chatter Marks on Cold Rolling Strips and Countermeasure
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Study on Smart Diagnosis of Chatter Mark Image of End Milled Surface
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Hisayoshi SATO, Masanori O-HORI
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Scattered light sensor for chatter mark detection in nanometer scale
International Journal of Nanomanufacturing, 2012The detection and analysis of chatter marks in nanometer scale, using an angle resolved scattered light sensor, is discussed in this paper. After explaining the fundamental principles of scattered light sensors, a transfer function is obtained which yields the limit of wavelength that can be detected.
J Seewig
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Modeling, analysis, and removal of chatter marks in flexible turning
International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology, 2017Chatter is a kind of self-excited, unstable vibration in almost all machining processes. Existing studies have been focusing on the pre-chatter stage, developing various techniques to detect, predict, and suppress chatter. In real applications, chatter will inevitably happen under certain cutting conditions, with generating chatter marks on the ...
Zhenhua Xiong +2 more
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Volume 1: Additive Manufacturing; Advanced Materials Manufacturing; Biomanufacturing; Life Cycle Engineering; Manufacturing Equipment and Automation, 2021
Abstract When chatter vibrations occur during cutting, a characteristic pattern called chatter mark appears on the machined surface. In our previous studies, it was estimated that this chatter mark is formed by the tool (or workpiece) vibration in the normal direction with respect to the machined surface.
Hirogaki Toshiki, Aoyama Eiichi
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Abstract When chatter vibrations occur during cutting, a characteristic pattern called chatter mark appears on the machined surface. In our previous studies, it was estimated that this chatter mark is formed by the tool (or workpiece) vibration in the normal direction with respect to the machined surface.
Hirogaki Toshiki, Aoyama Eiichi
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Journal of Mechanical Science and Technology, 2014
Detecting chatter mark vibration in rolling mills operating under normal working conditions is difficult. A novel characteristic recognition method of chatter mark vibration, where the non-dimensional parameters are calculated with time varying signals and kurtosis under normal rolling mill operating conditions, is presented in this paper.
Zaigang Chen, Yimin Shao, Shao Yimin
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Detecting chatter mark vibration in rolling mills operating under normal working conditions is difficult. A novel characteristic recognition method of chatter mark vibration, where the non-dimensional parameters are calculated with time varying signals and kurtosis under normal rolling mill operating conditions, is presented in this paper.
Zaigang Chen, Yimin Shao, Shao Yimin
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