1999
DOI: 10.2493/jjspe.65.598
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Prediction of Small Drill Bit Breakage Using the Discrete Wavelet Transforms and Linear Discriminant Functions.

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“…In this method, both the thrust force and the micro-drill velocity are used for the identification of the prefailure phase with the wavelet based encoding and the neural networks because it is very difficult to observe the condition of the micro-drill to interpret the noisy sensory signals. Another improved method similar to the method mentioned above also needs the complex procedure to detect the tool breakage although it uses only the thrust force as a signal for the estimation (7) . They aimed to propose a universal method applied to various tool breakage types but almost tool breakage is expected to be caused by the excessive tool wear at the tool life under suitable drilling conditions in the practical machining shops.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In this method, both the thrust force and the micro-drill velocity are used for the identification of the prefailure phase with the wavelet based encoding and the neural networks because it is very difficult to observe the condition of the micro-drill to interpret the noisy sensory signals. Another improved method similar to the method mentioned above also needs the complex procedure to detect the tool breakage although it uses only the thrust force as a signal for the estimation (7) . They aimed to propose a universal method applied to various tool breakage types but almost tool breakage is expected to be caused by the excessive tool wear at the tool life under suitable drilling conditions in the practical machining shops.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%