Monitoring of Grinding Burn by Acoustic Emission

The combination of acoustic emission signals and cutting power have been used successfully to determine indicative parameters of burning (Kwak & Ha, 2004). These signals, properly manipulated, allow for the implementation of a burn control system in real time, optimizing thus the grinding process (Dotto et al., 2006). This would be highly beneficial for companies that strictly depend on this process, since the requisite of quality and international competitiveness increases continually with globalization (Brinksmeier et al., 2006).

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