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Abstract: This paper presents the main stages of a product lifecycle management concept applied for
an intelligent cutting tool, more precisely a drill tool. We propose a new approach for finding optimal
and efficient solutions to implement the most required functions of drilling tools and also choose the
optimal variant for modeling functions of intelligent cutting tools.
Keywords: PLM, lifecycle, drill tool, function, requirement, models, optimal solution, TRIZ, creative
design.
geometry
dry lubrication
6 lubrication fluid MF4 = durability MF5 = controllability
4 C9- thermal treatment C11 - monitor
wet lubrication 2 lubrication C10- covering C12 - control
0
hole surface cutting angle All these are exemplified using a Pieuvre
diagram such as in figure 10.
cutting time sensors
C1 C4
C2 C3
Video CameraVideo Playback
Work
Worker C11C12 C1 environment
Vibrations/AE
AE Amplifier
C3 C6
Drilling C7 C5 Sensor
Tool A/D Aquistion
C9 Force Sensor Force Amplifier Board
C3 C10
MF2
C8
MF1 Accelerometer
Computer
Cutting
Machine tool
material
Taking into account the research directions The new obtained model of a intelligent drill
returned by TRIZ method, together with the aim tool which is designed according to the needs of
of this paper to design an intelligent drilling tool, the market and which fulfill all the modern cutting
the principles must be combined so feasible process requirements is in fact an intelligent tool
constructive variants should be obtained which that can analyze, report and improve its operation
continuously. The proposed constructive variant
will satisfy all the requirements of an intelligent
cutting process. analyzed in this paper behaves similarly with the
The main variant which fulfills all the classic one of the same dimensions and almost the
generated principles and is largely analyzed is same geometry and is subjected to the same
represented by a modular construction which process conditions.
The main advantage of the proposed model is
permits the use of auxiliary items (elements) to
monitor in real-time the drilling process and to that it consists in a lot of data collecting sensors
take decision regarding various factors that appear which can help the user to know almost
during the process. everything in real time during its operations. Also
So, this drill tool has to permit the collecting of it can take some decisions related to its operation
data from several points of the machine, to without any interference of the human error.
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