On-line tool condition monitoring and control system in forging processes
Kong, Lingxue and Nahavandi, Saeid 2002, On-line tool condition monitoring and control system in forging processes, Journal of materials processing technology, vol. 125, no. 126, pp. 464-470, doi: 10.1016/S0924-0136(02)00367-9.
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On-line tool condition monitoring and control system in forging processes
Cold bulk metal forming has made large-scale production of small complex solid parts economically feasible. Tooling used in metal forming poses many uncertainties in the preliminary cost estimation and production process and continual tool replacement and maintenance dramatically reduces productivity and raises manufacturing cost. In order to tackle this, an on-line tool condition monitoring system using artificial neural network (ANN) to integrate information from multiple sensors for forging process has been developed. Together with the force, acoustic emission signals and process conditions, information developed from theoretical models is integrated into the ANN tool monitoring system to predict tool life and provide the maintenance schedule.
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