Dec 05, 2008
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"A grinder is a beautiful machine, but it’s kind of blind. Without AE sensors, you have to make a somewhat indeterminate guess of the wheel’s position when it is engaged with the dresser and when the dressing is complete. With AE sensors, that’s not a guess, it’s reality. (...) Grinding machines need the 'eyes' provided by AE sensors in dressing operations" told Giordano Falchieri, product manager in Marposs Corp., Auburn Hills, Mich.
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Read the Now Hear This article, that first appeared in the April 2008 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine.
ACOUSTIC SENSORS FOR GRINDING PROCESS MONITORING
ARTICLE FROM CUTTING TOOL ENGINEERING, APRIL 2008 ISSUE
Enlarge the imageFROM CUTTING TOOL ENGINEERING, APRIL 2008
"A grinder is a beautiful machine, but it’s kind of blind. Without AE sensors, you have to make a somewhat indeterminate guess of the wheel’s position when it is engaged with the dresser and when the dressing is complete. With AE sensors, that’s not a guess, it’s reality. (...) Grinding machines need the 'eyes' provided by AE sensors in dressing operations" told Giordano Falchieri, product manager in Marposs Corp., Auburn Hills, Mich.
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Read the Now Hear This article, that first appeared in the April 2008 issue of Cutting Tool Engineering Magazine.
