Multi-Point Face Milling Tool Condition Monitoring Through Vibration Spectrogram and LSTM-Autoencoder

The intelligent factory defined by Industry 4.0 is established on intelligent machines, services, and production. To cope up with these requirements, topics such as Artificial Intelligence (AI), Evolutionary Computation (EC), Internet of Things (IoT), and Big Data are gaining a lot of attention in t...

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Veröffentlicht in:International journal of performability engineering 2022-08, Vol.18 (8), p.570
Hauptverfasser: H. Jatakar, Keshav, Mulgund, Gopal, D. Patange, Abhishek, Deshmukh, B. B., S. Rambhad, Kishor
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Condition monitoring
Cutting tools
Deep learning
Evolutionary computation
Face milling
Industrial applications
Internet of Things
Manufacturing
Surface roughness
Tool life
Tool wear
Vibration
Vibration monitoring
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