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A Study on Recognition of Friction Condition for Hydraulic Driving Members using Neural Network  

Park, Heung-Sik (Faculty of Mechanical Industrial system Engineering)
Seo, Young-Baek (Faculty of Mechanical Industrial system Engineering)
Kim, Dong-Ho (Computer Aided Mechanical Engineering)
Kang, In-Hyuk (Graduate School, Department of Mechanical Engineering)
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KSTLE International Journal / v.3, no.1, 2002 , pp. 54-59 More about this Journal
Abstract
It can be effective on failure diagnosis of oil-lubricated tribological system to analyze operating conditions with morphological characteristics of wear debris in a lubricated machine. And it can be recognized that results are processed threshold images of wear debris. But it is needed to analyse and identify a morphology of wear debris in order to predict and estimate a operating condition of the lubricated machine. If the morphological characteristics of wear debris are identified by the computer image analysis and the neural network, it is possible to recognize the friction condition. In this study, wear debris in the lubricating oil are extracted from membrane filter (0.45 ${\mu}m$) and the quantitative value fur shape parameters of wear debris was calculated through the computer image processing. Four shape parameters were investigated and friction condition was recognized very well by the neural network.
Keywords
Wear debris; shape parameters; computer image analysis; neural network;
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