Method for predicting remaining life of numerical control machine tool
AssigneeChongqing University of Posts and Telecommunications
InventorsQingqing HUANG, Zhen KANG, Yan ZHANG, Shuaiyong LI, Jiajun ZHOU
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Abstract
A method for predicting a remaining life of a tool of a computer numerical control machine is provided. In the method, indirect measurement indicators of the tool are selected based on monitoring and analyzing a current state of the tool, a prediction model for the remaining life of the tool is established based on data de-noising, feature extraction and a multi-kernel W-LSSVM algorithm. Thereby, a method for predicting a remaining life of a tool of a computer numerical control machine is provided.
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A method for predicting a remaining life of a tool of a computer numerical control machine, wherein
- a prediction model for the remaining life of the tool is established based on state monitoring, data de-noising, feature extraction and a multi-kernel weighted least squares support vector machine algorithm, and a prediction object for the remaining life of the tool is determined as a milling tool which is a core production element of the CNC machine, and
- the method comprises the following steps:
- step S1:
- collecting a PLC controller signal and an external sensor signal, and monitoring an operation condition and sensor data in a processing process to online monitor wear of the tool and predict the remaining life of the tool, wherein the sensor data comprises vibration signals in three directions of x-axis, y-axis and z-axis and a current signal;
- step S2:
- receiving original signal data and performing pre-processing on the original signal data;
- step S3:
- extracting temporal features of the pre-processed signal obtained in step S2;
- step S4:
- obtaining a data matrix by using a T2 feature map of a principal component analysis PCA based on the temporal features extracted in step S3;
- step S5:
- obtaining a median and a variation of an eigenvector in the data matrix obtained in step S4 in a time period, a first-order difference of the median, and a first-order difference of the variation;
- and
- step S6:
- inputting the matrix eigenvector obtained in step S5 to the multi-kernel weighted least squares support vector machine to obtain a value of the remaining life.
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