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SYSTEM IN
MACHINING
Presented by
SAMPATH KUMAR R S (MDM13B026)
SNEHIL WANKHEDE (MDM13B027)
SOWMYA ROKKAM (MDM13B028)
SANDEEP SUDDARSI (MDM13B029)
INTRODUCTION
Adaptive control system is a logical extension of the
INTRODUCTION
Adaptive control possesses attributes of both
1) Identification function
2) Decision function
3) Modification function.
IDENTIFICATION
FUNCTIONS
This involves determining the current performance of the
process or system.
Normally, the performance quality of the system is defined by
measurements activities.
DECISION FUNCTION
Once the system performance is determined,
MODIFICATION FUNCTION
The third AC function is to implement the decision. While the
ADAPTIVE CONTROL
SYSTEMS
The adaptive control of metal working process is a logic
control:
TECHNOLOGICAL ADAPTIVE
CONTROL
Under the umbrella of technological AC two
two sensors:
1) Spindle torque sensor The spindle torque is
measured by strain-gauges mounted on the
machine spindle.
2) Tool vibration sensor The tool vibration is
measured by two accelerometers mounted on
the machining spindle housing.
AC with optimization
(ACO)
ACO refers to systems in which the
AC with optimization
(ACO)
The input of the adaptive controller is the
AC with optimization
(ACO)
The TMR and MRR signals are fed in to a
AC with optimization
(ACO)
Thus the objective of this unit is to
ADVANTAGES OF AC SYSTEMS
Increased production rates.
Increased productivity.
LIMITATIONS OF AC SYSTEMS
CONCLUSIONS
For a machining operation adaptive control is the