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    <title>signal processing of deep drilling process</title>
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    <namePart>Muhamad Afiq Naqiuddin Kamarizan</namePart>
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    <dateIssued>2015</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>Drilling process is a material removal process to produce a hole. Any hole 10 times to its diameter is considered a deep hole. There are a lot of applications in industry that demand on the depth of hole to be drilled such as die, engines and aerospace industries. The depth of hole can minimize the operation and save money.  Since the drilling process are move to the  automated  manufacturing  environment  nowadays.  One  of  the  primary  issues  in  deep drilling technique is tool wear and failure which can affect the sustainability of the process. Therefore,  based  on  collective  data,  classifying  the  tool  wear  mechanism  and  failure  of deep drilling, the tool life stage can be identified and tool major fracture can be avoided. In this  experiment,  signal  processing  method  was  chosen  to  monitor  the  tool  condition.  By using the two sensors which is dynamometer and accelerometer, the signal data obtained was then being analyzed using three different signal processing techniques which are Fast Fourier  Transform  (FFT),  Short  Time  Fourier  Transform  (STFT)  and  Hilbert-Huang Transform (HHT). The SKD61 material and the High Speed Steel (HSS) drill bit was used to carry out the experiment. There are 25 sets of experiments with different parameter used for  each  set.  The  parameter  used  was  determined  using  Design  of  Experiment  (DOE) method. Every sets of experiment were repeated three times to increase the accuracy of the signal  data  obtained.  Based  on  classification  data,  the  feedrate  and  cutting  speed  above 298.8 mm/min and 1592 rpm will lead to tool failure; blunt or fracture. Time domain graph shows  the  force  produced  at  z  axis  is  the  highest.  Using  FFT,  there  is  no  dominant frequency for the good tool condition. However there are some dominant frequencies for blunt and fracture tool. To differentiate between blunt and fracture, the amplitude of FFT gives the higher value when the tool is fracture. This is due to the tool bending and chip clogging. STFT was used to illustrate when is the high frequency region was occur. Then, the  signal  data  was  analyzed  using  HHT  which  decompose  the  time  series  into  a  set  of components called intrinsic mode functions (IMF). IMF was used to detect tool failure by means of the energies of the characteristics IMF associated with characteristics frequencies of  the  drilling  process.  When  the  tool  failure  occurs,  the  energies  of  associated characteristics  IMF  change  in  opposite  directions.   Based  on  signal  data  and  the  tool condition, the type of tool failure was classified whether the tool is good, blunt  or fracture. The optimization usage of machining parameter also influences the tool condition during the drilling process was perform. Since the time domain just can capture the time and force produced  during  the  process, the  FFT  in  needed  to  measure  the  frequency  along  the experiment. The FFT amplitude may control the tool life and failure. However, the STFT is used to capture the right time when the high frequency region was occur. Other than that, the time when tool failure occurs can be traced through the associated IMF characteristics generated using HHT methods. Consequently, the signal data processing is not only used to detect  the  tool  failure,  but  it  can  be  used  to  develop  a  system  for  online  tool  failure detection which can detect the failure and control the machine parameter to be optimized with the tool conditions.</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Muhamad Afiq Naqiuddin Kamarizan</note>
  <note>Faculty of Manufacturing Engineering</note>
  <note>Project Paper (Bachelor of Mechatronic Engineering) -- Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2015</note>
  <note>Bibliography: p. 51-54</note>
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