The wear of cutting tools, cutting force determination, surface roughness variations and other
machining responses are of keen interest to latest researchers. The variations of these …

Flank wear is the most commonly observed and unavoidable phenomenon in metal cutting
which is also a major source of economic loss resulting due to material loss and machine …

In conventional metal cutting, different tool wear modes, and their individual deterioration
rates play vital roles in overall production performance. For a given tool (ie, geometry or …

Machining of titanium alloys is characterised by extremely rapid tool wear due to the high
cutting temperature and the strong adhesion at the tool-chip and tool-workpiece interface …

This study develops a micro-tool condition monitoring system consisting of accelerometers
on the spindle, a data acquisition and signal transformation module, and a backpropagation …

The ability to monitor and predict tool deterioration during machining is an important goal
because the state of wear has a significant influence on the surface quality of machined …

Tool condition monitoring (TCM) can be defined as a process of watching the performance
of a cutting tool during machining to observe the damages occurred to it by the responsible …

Tool wear condition monitoring plays a crucial role in intelligent manufacturing systems to
enhance machining quality and efficiency. The indirect methods employ various sensor …

This paper presents a new approach for cutting force denoising in micro-milling condition
monitoring. In micro-milling, the comparatively small cutting force signal is contaminated by …

There are various methods to model the cutting processes and tool life in machining
operations. However, there is not any unchallengeable agreement on a certain method …