Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
10673652 CIRP Annals - Manufacturing Technology 2005 4 Pages PDF
Abstract
Surface anomalies induced by abusive broaching represent a concern for the safety of critical components of aero-engines. Using acoustic emission and force signals, the paper reports on process monitoring techniques to detect surface anomalies when abusively broaching dovetail slots in Ti-6-4. Parallel surface inspection helped in defining the correlation between the occurrence of uneven events in the output signals and the appearance/location of anomalies on the broached surfaces. The findings support the definition of process monitoring strategies to detect workpiece surface anomalies including surface deformation/ overheating, directed scoring and smearing of parent material.
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