CN111300146B - Numerical control machine tool cutter abrasion loss online prediction method based on spindle current and vibration signal - Google Patents
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Abstract
A numerical control machine tool wear amount on-line prediction method based on spindle current and vibration signals is characterized in that trial operation processing is repeatedly carried out on a numerical control machine tool spindle provided with a sensor by utilizing a plurality of tools of the same type under the same working condition, original processing wear data is measured, according to three wear stages of an initial rapid wear stage, a normal wear stage and a rapid wear stage of the tools, an optimal feature set for training is respectively extracted from the three wear stages, a support vector regression prediction model is trained, and finally the trained model is adopted to carry out on-line real-time prediction on the tool wear amount in the actual processing process; according to the invention, through data obtained by repeated experiments of a plurality of cutters with the same type under the same condition, not only can characteristic parameters related to cutter abrasion in each abrasion stage in an original signal be fully mined, but also the degree of association with the cutter abrasion amount is further enhanced through a post-processing mode, so that the constructed support vector regression prediction model can obtain higher prediction precision and good popularization.
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Technical Field
The invention relates to a technology in the field of machining, in particular to a high-precision numerical control machine tool wear loss online prediction method based on spindle current and vibration signals.
Background
Numerically controlled machine tools are an important basic equipment for modern advanced manufacturing techniques, and machine downtime caused by tool failure accounts for approximately 1/5-1/3 of the total machine downtime. For a numerical control machine tool provided with a relatively mature cutter monitoring system, the fault downtime can be reduced by 75%, and the machining efficiency can be improved by 10-60%. The existing cutter state monitoring technology can generally achieve accurate prediction on the type of the cutter abrasion state, but has low prediction accuracy on abrasion loss, poor instantaneity and popularization, and difficult large-scale application to industrial production.
Disclosure of Invention
The invention provides an online prediction method of the tool wear of a numerical control machine tool based on spindle current and vibration signals, aiming at the defects that the prediction model of the existing tool monitoring technology is low in precision and the model established based on single tool experimental data is poor in popularization.
The invention is realized by the following technical scheme:
the invention relates to a numerical control machine tool wear amount online prediction method based on spindle current and vibration signals, which comprises the steps of repeatedly performing trial operation processing on a numerical control machine tool spindle provided with a sensor by utilizing a plurality of tools of the same type under the same working condition and measuring original processing wear data, respectively extracting an optimal feature set for training according to three wear stages of an initial rapid wear stage, a normal wear stage and a rapid wear stage of the tools, training a support vector regression prediction model, and finally performing online real-time tool wear amount prediction in the actual processing process by adopting the trained model.
The original processing wear data comprises a spindle vibration time domain signal measured by an acceleration sensor, a spindle single-phase current time domain signal measured by a current sensor and a corresponding cutter wear amount measured by a microscope.
The extraction comprises the following steps: and according to a wear curve obtained by fitting the tool wear amount and the corresponding feed times, extracting the time domain characteristics of the single-phase current time domain signal of the spindle, and extracting the time domain characteristics, the frequency domain characteristics and the time-frequency domain characteristics of the vibration time domain signal of the spindle.
The optimal feature set is as follows: according to the correlation coefficients of all the characteristics and the wear curve, acquiring the characteristics corresponding to the correlation coefficients which are larger than the threshold value in multiple experiments as effective characteristics; preferably, the valid features are obtained by performing gaussian weighted moving average and normalization processing.
The support vector regression machine prediction model is preferably a support vector regression model based on genetic algorithm parameter optimization.
The training is to select the mean square error of model abrasion loss prediction as population fitness by taking all feed data of part of cutters as a training set and the rest as a test set, and perform selection, crossing and variation operations according to the individual fitness to generate a new population and calculate the current fitness of each individual; and selecting the optimal individual, comparing the optimal individual with the recorded optimal fitness, determining whether to update the optimal parameter and the optimal fitness, and performing iterative training to obtain an optimal prediction model.
Technical effects
The invention integrally solves the technical problems that: the method avoids using a cutting force sensor which is high in price and poor in industrial applicability but can most directly reflect the wear condition of the cutter, and selects and uses a vibration sensor and a current sensor which are good in economy and high in industrial applicability to predict the wear of the cutter. Although the model established based on single tool data in the prior art has high prediction accuracy, due to the complexity of cutting experiments and the interference of various accidental factors, if the tools of the same type are used for repeated experiments under the same experimental conditions, the prediction effect of the model is poor, namely the model established by using the single tool is not suitable for another tool, even under the completely same processing conditions.
Compared with the prior art, the invention provides the data of repeated experiments by using the cutters of the same type, and the related characteristics which repeatedly appear in a plurality of groups of experiments are respectively extracted according to three abrasion stages to be used as the optimal characteristic set of the stage. Compared with a method for selecting characteristics of a single tool data in the whole abrasion stage, the method can greatly improve the generalization of the model on the basis of keeping higher prediction precision. The unexpected technical effects that result from this include:
a large number of characteristic parameters of a signal time domain, a signal frequency domain and a signal time-frequency domain are respectively extracted in three abrasion stages, potential characteristics highly related to abrasion loss in different stages in the signal can be fully mined, the characteristics highly related to the abrasion loss are screened out through calculating a correlation coefficient to serve as an optimal characteristic set, and then post-processing of Gaussian weighted moving average is carried out, so that the correlation degree of the characteristics and the abrasion loss can be further improved, and the accuracy of a final prediction model is improved.
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FIG. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of the present invention;
FIG. 2 is a flowchart of an embodiment of a method for online prediction of tool wear;
FIG. 3 is a schematic diagram of a wear curve of tool wear and feed times fitted to an embodiment;
FIG. 4 is a flowchart of an embodiment tool wear prediction model construction;
FIG. 5 is a schematic diagram of the embodiment of genetic algorithm parameter optimization population fitness change;
FIG. 6 is a schematic error diagram of the sectional prediction model of the tool wear according to the embodiment.
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As shown in fig. 1 and fig. 2, a specific flow of a tool wear amount prediction method according to this embodiment includes the following steps:
step 1, setting cutting parameters as follows: the main shaft rotation speed is 2000RPM, the feed speed is 300mm/min, the cutting depth is 1mm, the cutting width is 4.5mm, three 3-edge flat-head end mills with the diameter of 8mm of the Hitachi Vickers are used for carrying out face milling on 45 steel workpieces under the parameter setting, the length of each feed is 120mm, a Kistler three-axis acceleration sensor is used for collecting main shaft vibration signals, and a current sensor is used for collecting main shaft single-phase current signals.
The sampling frequency of the vibration signal is 20kHz, and the sampling frequency of the current signal is 5 kHz.
Preferably, the machine is stopped and the cutter is unloaded once after each machining period, the wear amount of the rear cutter face of the cutter is measured by a microscope, the corresponding feed times are recorded, and the three cutters respectively cut 290 cutters, 280 cutters and 320 cutters and stop collecting when the rear milling cutter reaches the dull grinding standard.
Step 2, as shown in fig. 3, one of the wear curves is obtained by fitting according to the measured wear amount and the corresponding feed times, and is divided into three wear stages according to the wear amount variation trend: an initial rapid wear phase, a normal wear phase and a rapid wear phase.
And 3, respectively extracting the time domain characteristics of the current signals, the time domain characteristics of the vibration signals, the frequency domain characteristics and the time-frequency domain characteristics.
The time domain features include: mean, variance, standard deviation, root mean square, maximum, peak to peak, rectified mean, form factor, peak factor, kurtosis factor, impulse factor, mean square amplitude, margin factor, skewness index.
The frequency domain features are preferably obtained by discrete fourier transform before extraction.
The frequency domain features include: a center-of-gravity frequency characterizing a center of gravity of a location of the spectrum, a frequency variance characterizing a degree of dispersion of the spectral distribution, and a mean-square frequency characterizing a change in location of a main band of the spectrum, wherein: when the abrasion loss of the cutter is increased, the frequency spectrum structure is changed, so that the center of gravity frequency is changed
Frequency variance
Mean square frequency
Wherein: f represents frequency, w (f) is the amplitude corresponding to the frequency, and N is the sampling frequency.
The time-frequency domain features are extracted by wavelet packet decomposition and empirical mode decomposition, and specifically the method comprises the following steps: firstly, 4-layer wavelet packet decomposition is carried out on each component of the original vibration signal by using a db4 wavelet basis, and then the energy value, the percentage of energy of each frequency band and the time domain characteristics of a reconstructed signal of each frequency band are respectively extracted from 16 frequency bands.
Said energy value
Wherein: eiIs the energy value, x, of the ith sub-bandijJ decomposition coefficients in the ith sub-band after wavelet packet decomposition are obtained; percentage of energy in each frequency band
The empirical mode decomposition in this embodiment obtains the first 8 signal components, and takes the total energy of each component as a characteristic parameter.
And 4, calculating the correlation coefficient of each characteristic obtained in the step 3 and the wear amount corresponding to the feed in the step 1 respectively for the three wear stages, so as to screen out the respective optimal characteristic set of each wear stage.
The optimal feature set is as follows: the set of all features whose correlation coefficient is greater than the threshold and which appeared repeatedly in the above three sets of experiments.
The correlation coefficient, i.e. Pearson's correlation coefficient
Wherein: xi、YiThe ith values representing the characteristic parameter and the wear amount respectively,
respectively representing the mean value of the characteristic vector and the abrasion loss, wherein r is a Pearson correlation coefficient and has a value range of [ -1,1]The more extreme values in the interval represent stronger correlation, wherein 1 represents complete positive correlation, -1 represents complete negative correlation, and 0 represents no correlation.
The threshold values for the three wear phases are preferably 0.9, 0.6 and 0.8.
And 5, sequentially carrying out Gaussian weighted moving average and normalization processing on each feature in the optimal feature set to obtain a regular feature set.
The data sliding window size of the moving average of the three wear phases in this embodiment is selected to be 25, 60, 65, respectively.
The normalization processing is as follows: maximum and minimum normalization method for converting raw data into [0,1 ] by linear transformation]Within the interval, the formula is:
wherein: x is the input value, y is the normalized value, xmin、xmaxRespectively representing the minimum and maximum values of the sequence.
And 6, taking the regular feature set as input, the tool wear amount as output, taking the data obtained in the step 1 as a test set and a training set, respectively constructing and training a support vector regression model based on genetic algorithm parameter optimization, and using the trained model for online real-time tool wear amount prediction in the actual machining process.
The test set and the training set refer to: in 890 samples of the three knives collected in step 1, all samples of two knives are selected as training set data, and the sample of the remaining one knife is selected as test set data.
The parameters needing to be optimized in the support vector regression model are penalty coefficients and fault-tolerant interval zones, and the method specifically comprises the following steps:
given a training sample { (x)i,yi),i＝1,…,n|xi∈RNY ∈ R }, it is desirable to fit a function f such that f (x)i) And yiIs as small as possible, setting the maximum deviation to ε in the support vector regression model, only if | f (x)i)-yi|>ε, the error is calculated. This is equivalent to constructing a spacer band of width 2 epsilon centered on f (x), where the sample falls into it, and the prediction is considered to be unbiased, where f (x) < w, x > + b, where w and b are the weight and bias terms, respectively.
Secondly, by introducing a penalty parameter C and a relaxation variable xi, the support vector regression problem can be converted into:
converting the constrained optimization problem into an unconstrained problem by introducing a lagrange multiplier, lagrange function:
the necessary condition of the optimal solution according to the constraint problem, namely the KKT condition:
the dual problem can be solved by substituting the formula:
to obtain
Therefore, the temperature of the molten metal is controlled,
in this embodiment, the optimization interval is set to C ∈ [0,35 ]],ε∈[0.005,1]。
As shown in fig. 4, a flowchart for building a tool wear prediction model is shown, and the specific steps of the building and training process in this embodiment include:
step 6.1: selecting the mean square error of model abrasion loss prediction as population fitness, setting the number of individuals in a population to be 20, the maximum evolution algebra to be 50 and the optimization interval of two parameters;
step 6.2: initializing a population, calculating the fitness value of each individual, and recording an initial parameter as an optimal parameter and an initial fitness value as an optimal fitness;
step 6.3: according to the fitness of the individual, carrying out selection, crossing and mutation operations to generate a new population and calculate the current fitness of each individual; selecting the optimal individual and comparing the optimal fitness with the recorded optimal fitness to determine whether to update the optimal parameters and the optimal fitness;
step 6.4: outputting the current optimal parameters when the maximum iteration times are reached or the termination condition is met, otherwise returning to the step 6.3;
step 6.5: and constructing an optimal prediction model by taking the obtained optimal parameters as final parameters of the support vector regression model.
The online real-time prediction comprises the following steps: and (3) acquiring a feature set as the input of the support vector regression model according to the post-processing method after feature acquisition, extraction and screening in the steps 1, 3, 4 and 5, and acquiring the output of the feature set in real time, namely the predicted value of the tool wear amount in the current state.
As shown in fig. 4, the variation of the population optimal fitness and the average fitness with the algebra in the normal wear stage in the parameter optimization process of the genetic algorithm in this embodiment is shown in fig. 5, which is an error map of the tool wear amount piecewise optimal prediction model in this embodiment on the whole test set.
The prediction accuracy on the test set in this example is shown in the following table:
| evaluation index | Value of |
| Mean square error | 175.2592μm2 |
| Average relative error | 14.56％ |
| Mean absolute error | 9.3552μm |
| Maximum absolute error | 57.4960μm |
It can be seen that the model constructed by the method still has high prediction accuracy, the average relative error of the whole test set is 14.56%, and the average absolute error is 9.3552 μm. Although the maximum absolute error is as high as 57.4960 μm, the absolute error of the middle part is below 12 μm except for the large error at the beginning and near dull stage.
The invention utilizes two processing signals of spindle vibration and current which are easy to collect, compared with the method that most of the processing signals are divided into a training set and a testing set by using the whole service life experimental data of a single cutter, and the prediction precision on the testing set is used as an evaluation index, the invention emphasizes the generalization of the model, so the experimental data of a plurality of cutters is used as the training set, and the established model is used for predicting and verifying the accuracy of the model on the other cutter, and the prediction result in the embodiment proves the generalization of the modeling method of the invention; compared with the method that the characteristics of the whole process from the new cutter to the dull grinding of the cutter are extracted as a whole, the method provided by the invention can be used for respectively extracting the characteristics according to the three wear stages, can better eliminate the interference of the processing environment and accidental factors under the condition of ensuring higher prediction accuracy, and has good adaptability and popularization for cutter wear prediction under the experimental condition of the same type of cutter under the same working condition.
The foregoing embodiments may be modified in many different ways by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention, which is defined by the appended claims and all changes that come within the meaning and range of equivalency of the claims are therefore intended to be embraced therein.
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1. A numerical control machine tool wear amount on-line prediction method based on spindle current and vibration signals is characterized in that trial run processing is repeatedly carried out on a numerical control machine tool spindle provided with a sensor by utilizing a plurality of tools of the same type under the same working condition, original processing wear data is measured, according to three wear stages of an initial rapid wear stage, a normal wear stage and a rapid wear stage of the tools, an optimal feature set for training is respectively extracted from the wear stages and a support vector regression model is trained, and finally the trained model is adopted to carry out on-line real-time prediction on the tool wear amount in the actual processing process;
the original processing wear data comprise a main shaft vibration time domain signal measured by an acceleration sensor, a main shaft single-phase current time domain signal measured by a current sensor and a corresponding cutter wear amount measured by a microscope;
the extraction comprises the following steps: according to a wear curve obtained by fitting the wear amount of the cutter and the corresponding cutting times, extracting the time domain characteristics of the single-phase current time domain signal of the spindle, and extracting the time domain characteristics, the frequency domain characteristics and the time-frequency domain characteristics of the vibration time domain signal of the spindle;
the multiple cutters with the same model, specifically three 3-edge flat-end mills with the diameter of 8mm of the Hirteverk are used for carrying out face milling on a 45 steel workpiece, the length of each feed is 120mm, a Kistler three-axis acceleration sensor is used for collecting spindle vibration signals, and a current sensor is used for collecting spindle single-phase current signals;
the optimal feature set is as follows: the correlation coefficient is greater than the threshold value and the set of all the characteristics which repeatedly appear in a plurality of groups of experiments, namely the characteristic corresponding to the correlation coefficient greater than the threshold value is obtained as an effective characteristic according to the correlation coefficients of all the characteristics and the wear curve, and the effective characteristic is obtained through Gaussian weighted moving average and normalization processing;
the correlation coefficient, i.e. Pearson's correlation coefficient
Wherein: xi、YiThe ith values representing the characteristic parameter and the wear amount respectively,
respectively representing the mean value of the characteristic vector and the abrasion loss, wherein r is a Pearson correlation coefficient and has a value range of [ -1,1]The more extreme values in the interval represent stronger correlation, wherein 1 represents complete positive correlation, -1 represents complete negative correlation, and 0 represents no correlation;
the time domain features include: mean, variance, standard deviation, root mean square, maximum, peak-to-peak, rectified mean, form factor, peak factor, kurtosis factor, impulse factor, mean square amplitude, margin factor, skewness index;
the frequency domain features include: a center-of-gravity frequency characterizing a center of gravity of a location of the spectrum, a frequency variance characterizing a degree of dispersion of the spectral distribution, and a mean-square frequency characterizing a change in location of a main band of the spectrum, wherein: when the abrasion loss of the cutter is increased, the frequency spectrum structure is changed, so that the center of gravity frequency is changed
Frequency variance
Mean square frequency
Wherein: f represents frequency, w (f) is amplitude corresponding to the frequency, and N is sampling frequency;
the time-frequency domain features are extracted by wavelet packet decomposition and empirical mode decomposition, and specifically the method comprises the following steps: firstly, 4-layer wavelet packet decomposition is carried out on each component of an original vibration signal by using a db4 wavelet basis, and then an energy value, the percentage of energy of each frequency band and the time domain characteristics of a reconstructed signal of each frequency band are respectively extracted from 16 frequency bands;
the training takes part of the characteristic data as a training set, the rest part of the characteristic data as a test set, selects the mean square error of model abrasion loss prediction as population fitness, performs selection, crossing and variation operations according to the individual fitness to generate a new population and calculates the current fitness of each individual; selecting the optimal individual and comparing the optimal fitness with the recorded optimal fitness to determine whether to update the optimal parameter and the optimal fitness, and obtaining an optimal prediction model through iterative training;
the support vector regression machine prediction model is a support vector regression model based on genetic algorithm parameter optimization, and the construction and training process comprises the following specific steps:
step 1: selecting the mean square error of model abrasion loss prediction as population fitness, setting the number of individuals in a population to be 20, the maximum evolution algebra to be 50 and the optimization interval of two parameters;
step 2: initializing a population, calculating the fitness value of each individual, and recording an initial parameter as an optimal parameter and an initial fitness value as an optimal fitness;
and step 3: according to the fitness of the individual, carrying out selection, crossing and mutation operations to generate a new population and calculate the current fitness of each individual; selecting the optimal individual and comparing the optimal fitness with the recorded optimal fitness to determine whether to update the optimal parameters and the optimal fitness;
and 4, step 4: outputting the current optimal parameters when the maximum iteration times are reached or the termination condition is met, otherwise returning to the step 3;
and 5: taking the obtained optimal parameters as final parameters of the support vector regression model, and constructing an optimal prediction model;
the support vector regression model based on genetic algorithm parameter optimization has the parameters to be optimized, including penalty coefficient and fault-tolerant interval zone, and the specific optimization steps include:
given a training sample { (x)i，yi)，i＝1，...，n|xi∈RNY ∈ R } fitting function f, let f (x)i) And yiHas a maximum deviation of ε, i.e. when | f (x)i)-yiIf | > epsilon, the error is calculated, which is equivalent to constructing a spacing band with the width of 2 epsilon by taking f (x) as the center, and if the sample falls into the spacing band, the prediction is considered to have no deviation, and f (x) ═ f<w，x>+ b, where w, b are weight and bias terms, respectively;
secondly, by introducing a penalty parameter C and a relaxation variable xi, the support vector regression problem can be converted into:
converting the constrained optimization problem into an unconstrained problem by introducing a lagrange multiplier, lagrange function:
the necessary condition of the optimal solution according to the constraint problem, namely the KKT condition:
the dual problem can be solved by substituting the formula:
to obtain
Thus, it is possible to provide
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