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Cutting forces and chip formation revisited based on orthogonal cutting of Scots pine
College of Material Science and Engineering, Nanjing Forestry University, Nanjing, Jiangsu, China.
Luleå University of Technology, Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics, Wood Science and Engineering.ORCID iD: 0000-0001-7091-6696
Luleå University of Technology, Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics, Wood Science and Engineering.ORCID iD: 0000-0002-0145-080x
Luleå University of Technology, Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics, Wood Science and Engineering.
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2019 (English)In: Holzforschung, ISSN 0018-3830, E-ISSN 1437-434X, Vol. 73, no 2, p. 131-138Article in journal (Refereed) Published
Abstract [en]

The objective of this study was to understand better the cutting forces and chip formation of Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.) with different moisture contents (MCs) and machined in different cutting directions. To that end, an orthogonal cutting experiment was designed, in which Scots pine was intermittently machined using a tungsten carbide tool to produce chips. The cutting forces were measured and the chip shapes were quantitatively described. Four conclusions can be drawn: (1) with increasing MC, the average cutting forces initially decreased and then stabilized, while the angle between the direction of the main and the resultant force continuously decreased. (2) The average cutting forces in the 90°–0° cutting direction were lower than the same forces in the 90°–90° cutting direction. (3) During machining, the dynamic cutting forces fluctuated less in the 90°–0° case. However, the dynamic feeding forces showed a decreasing trend in both the 90°–0° and the 90°–90° cases. (4) The process applied produced granule chips and flow chips, while less curly flow chips with a higher radius of curvature were more easily produced from samples with high MCs in the 90°–0° cutting direction.

Place, publisher, year, edition, pages
Walter de Gruyter, 2019. Vol. 73, no 2, p. 131-138
Keywords [en]
chip formation, cutting direction, cutting forces, moisture content, tungsten carbide cutting tools, wood machining
National Category
Other Mechanical Engineering
Research subject
Wood Science and Engineering
Identifiers
URN: urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-70662DOI: 10.1515/hf-2018-0037ISI: 000457473400001Scopus ID: 2-s2.0-85052992353OAI: oai:DiVA.org:ltu-70662DiVA, id: diva2:1243063
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Validerad;2019;Nivå 2;2019-02-22 (inah)

Available from: 2018-08-30 Created: 2018-08-30 Last updated: 2025-10-22Bibliographically approved
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1. Data-driven Full-field Correlated Mechanics: Advancing Multi-modal Assessment Beyond Imaging Toward Artificial Intelligence Applied to Cross-laminated Timber Integrated with Material Processing
Open this publication in new window or tab >>Data-driven Full-field Correlated Mechanics: Advancing Multi-modal Assessment Beyond Imaging Toward Artificial Intelligence Applied to Cross-laminated Timber Integrated with Material Processing
2024 (English)Doctoral thesis, comprehensive summary (Other academic)
Alternative title[sv]
Data-driven heltäckande korrelerad mekanik : Främjande av multimodal bedömning bortom avbildning mot artificiell intelligens tillämpad på korslimmat trä integrerat med materialbearbetning
Abstract [en]

Innovations in materials science techniques are essential for advancing sustainable construction materials and achieving resource efficiency. Ideally, these novel approaches should replace traditional single-localised measurements with multidimensional, full-field data-fusion methods. A multi-sensor and data-driven approach can reveal hidden patterns and correlations in datasets that conventional methods might overlook. Guided by a vision to create a framework for material- and application-independent assessment, the work described here demonstrated a comprehensive approach. By prioritising the extension of measurement technologies, efforts were directed towards applications for cross-laminated timber (CLT), combined with material processing.

Hypothesis: An industrially feasible, performance-driven assembly strategy for CLT layers can be developed by integrating correlated full-field mechanics, with non-contact multi-modal methods based on artificial intelligence (AI) tools driven through machine learning (ML), to extract insights into variables that govern material mechanics. Basing this work on multidimensional image-based techniques will lead to a more complete understanding of the mechanical behaviour of composite materials such as CLT.

Novel applications of measurement techniques, together with innovative combinations of both measurement techniques and data processing methods, have been developed, to use less resources and provide added functionality to CLT. For this, various techniques for evaluating material properties have been investigated and compared. Digital image correlation (DIC) was used for full-field mechanics assessment and was applied in various formats, including static, quasi-static, cyclic, and high-speed experiments. DIC improved displacement and strain measurements across different scales, from full-scale sections down to tenths of millimetres, and made it possible to differentiate finer wood features with greater spatial and temporal resolution. CLT was subjected to loading conditions including in-plane compression and out-of-plane bending, which were investigated. Displacement and strain were assessed concerning longitudinal and transverse interlayer interactions, taking into account bonded or non-bonded adhesive interfaces, as well as natural features like knots, fibre deviations, heartwood, and sapwood. CLT with a ±45°-layered configuration provided greater stiffness and strength than conventional configurations, particularly in regions where greater shear resistance was required. Knots, traditionally seen as structural weaknesses in CLT, have here been shown to improve the shear resistance in transverse layers. A reduction in shear propagation in knotty timber means that it may be possible to revise timber standards to support the use of materials previously considered unsuitable for structural applications.

Multi-sensor data fusion was applied in material processing such as cutting, and DIC merged with chemical analysis revealed surface-densified set-recovery differences between earlywood and latewood in growth rings. Three different techniques – thermoelastic stress analysis (TSA) using thermal imaging data, the grid technique for tracking finer deformation patterns, and DIC – were augmented with finite element (FE) methods and compared with respect to their effectiveness in stress estimation. Multispectral and hyperspectral imaging were used to capture chemical and physical properties, localised measurements were made with a point-based near-infrared (NIR) probe, and full-field imaging was used to capture pixel-level data. Four-dimensional X-ray computed tomography (CT) was used on CLT to monitor internal moisture absorption and desorption. Hyperspectral NIR imaging in combination with X-ray imaging was used to classify the material properties of CLT. NIR was also used for mould detection and to compare the efficiency of CLT edge-sealing compounds. Moisture and its role in material processing were explored, and absorption and desorption experiments revealed that the edge-sealing of CLT could reduce the risk of mould formation.

Experimental procedures were optimised with factorial designs. MATLAB was integrated by generative AI-supported code generation and decentralised high-performance data processing. To enhance material assessment, multivariate data analysis (MVDA) and multivariate image analysis (MIA) were applied for multi-modal analysis by means of principal component analysis (PCA) and projection to latent structures – partial least squares discriminant analysis (PLS-DA). Hierarchical clustering analysis (HCA) was used to classify the impact of different clusters on modelling. Deep learning with a convolutional neural network (CNN) extracted additional refined features from the wood structure.

Mechanical properties were derived using multi-modal integration of image-based data, demonstrating the potential of combining traditional principles with modern technology to uncover previously unknown material characteristics. By integrating measurement techniques and incorporating AI, the work described in this thesis enhances material performance and resource efficiency in composite materials, in particular CLT.

Abstract [sv]

Innovationer inom materialvetenskapliga tekniker är essentiella för att främja hållbara byggmaterial och resurseffektivitet. Idealiskt bör dessa nya tillvägagångssätt ersätta traditionella enskilda lokaliserade mätningar med multidimensionella, heltäckande datafusionstekniker. En multisensorisk och datadriven ansats kan avslöja dolda mönster och korrelationer i datamängder som konventionella metoder kan förbise. Med en vision att skapa ett ramverk för material- och applikationsoberoende bedömning, demonstrerade detta arbete en omfattande metod. Genom att prioritera utökningen av mätteknologier riktades insatser mot applikationer för korslimmat trä (KL-trä), integrerat med materialbearbetning.

Hypotes: En industriellt genomförbar, prestandadriven sammanfogningsstrategi för KL-trä-lager kan utvecklas genom att integrera korrelerad heltäckande mekanik med beröringsfria multimodala metoder baserade på verktyg inom artificiell intelligens (AI) drivna av maskininlärning (ML), för att extrahera insikter om variabler som styr materialmekanik. Att basera detta arbete på multidimensionella, bildbaserade tekniker kommer att leda till en mer fullständig förståelse av det mekaniska beteendet hos kompositmaterial såsom KL-trä.

Nya tillämpningar av mättekniker, tillsammans med innovativa kombinationer av både mättekniker och databehandlingsmetoder, har utvecklats för att använda färre resurser och ge ökad funktionalitet till KL-trä. För detta ändamål har olika tekniker för att utvärdera materialegenskaper undersökts och jämförts. Digital bildkorrelation (DIC) användes för bedömning av heltäckande mekanik och tillämpades i olika format, inklusive statiska, kvasi-statiska, cykliska och höghastighetsexperiment. DIC förbättrade mätningar av förskjutning och töjning över olika skalor, från fullskaliga sektioner ner till tiondels millimetrar, och möjliggjorde att särskilja detaljerade trästrukturer med förbättrad rumslig och tidsmässig upplösning. KL-trä utsattes för lastförhållanden som inkluderade kompression i planet och böjning vinkelrätt mot planet, vilka undersöktes. Förskjutning och töjning bedömdes i longitudinella och tvärgående interlagerinteraktioner, inklusive limmade eller olimmade limfogar, samt naturliga egenskaper som kvistar, fiberavvikelser, kärnved och splintved. KL-trä med en ±45°-lagerkonfiguration uppvisade större styvhet och styrka än konventionella konfigurationer, särskilt i områden där större skjuvmotstånd krävdes. Kvistar, som traditionellt betraktas som strukturella svagheter i KL-trä, har här visat sig förbättra skjuvmotståndet i tvärgående lager. En minskning av skjuvutbredning i kvistigt trä antyder att det kan vara möjligt att revidera trästandarder för att stödja användningen av material som tidigare ansetts olämpliga för strukturella applikationer.

Multisensorisk datafusion tillämpades i materialbearbetning såsom skärning, och DIC kombinerat med kemisk analys avslöjade skillnader i återgång efter ytdensifiering mellan vårved och sommarved i årsringar. Tre olika tekniker – termoelastisk stressanalys (TSA) med hjälp av termisk bilddata, grid-tekniken för att spåra finare deformationsmönster, och DIC – förstärktes med finita elementmetoder (FE) och jämfördes avseende deras effektivitet i stressestimering. Multispektral och hyperspektral avbildning användes för att fånga kemiska och fysiska egenskaper; lokaliserade mätningar utfördes med en punktbaserad nära-infraröd (NIR) sond, och heltäckande avbildning användes för att fånga pixelnivådata. Fyrdimensionell röntgendatortomografi (CT) användes på KL-trä för att analysera intern fuktabsorption och fuktavgivning. Hyperspektral NIR-avbildning i kombination med röntgenavbildning användes för att klassificera materialegenskaperna hos KL-trä. NIR användes också för mögeldetektion och för att jämföra effektiviteten hos kantförseglingsföreningar för KL-trä. Fukt och dess roll i materialbearbetning utforskades, och absorption- och desorptionsexperiment visade att kantförsegling av KL-trä kan minska risken för mögelbildning.

Experimentella procedurer optimerades genom faktoriell design. MATLAB integrerades genom generativ AI-understödd kodgenerering och decentraliserad högpresterande databehandling. För att förbättra materialbedömningen tillämpades multivariat dataanalys (MVDA) och multivariat bildanalys (MIA) för multimodal analys genom huvudkomponentanalys (PCA) och projektion till latenta strukturer – partiell minstakvadraters diskriminantanalys (PLS-DA). Hierarkisk klusteranalys (HCA) användes för att klassificera påverkan av olika kluster på modellering. Djupinlärning med ett konvolutionellt neuralt nätverk (CNN) extraherade ytterligare förfinade egenskaper från trästrukturen.

Mekaniska egenskaper härleddes genom multimodal integration av bildbaserade data, vilket demonstrerade potentialen i att kombinera traditionella principer med modern teknik för att upptäcka tidigare okända materialegenskaper. Genom att integrera mättekniker och inkorporera AI, förbättrar arbetet som beskrivs i denna avhandling materialprestanda och resurseffektivitet i kompositmaterial, med särskilt fokus på KL-trä.

Place, publisher, year, edition, pages
Luleå University of Technology, 2024
Series
Doctoral thesis / Luleå University of Technology, ISSN 1402-1544
Keywords
AI, AI-Driven Material Assessment, Artificial Intelligence, Building, Building Materials, Classification, CLT Assembly, CLT Manufacture, Computer Vision, Construction, Crosslam, Computed Tomography, CT, Data Science, Data Mining, DIC Analysis, DIC, Digital Image Correlation, Digital Image Processing, Digital Speckle Photography, Experimental Mechanics, Finite Element Method, FE, Full-Field Mechanics, Generative AI, Hyperspectral Imaging, Image Analysis, Imaging, Interdisciplinary Research, Laminated Wood Product, Machine Learning, Mass Timber Engineering, Materials Science, Modelling, Multidisciplinary, Multidisciplinary Research, Multivariate Data Analysis, MVDA, Near-Infrared Spectroscopy, NIR, Neural Network, Non-Contact Measurement, Non-Destructive, Optical Measurement, Panel Configuration, Partial Least Squares, PLS, Principal Component Analysis, PCA, Projection to Latent Structures, Strain Localisation, Structural Analysis, Timber, Unsupervised Learning, Wood Anatomy, Wood Science, X-Lam, X-Ray, Alternativ byggmetod, Bildkorrelation, Hållbart byggande, KL-trä, Korslimmat trä, Massivträ, Skjuvtöjning, Träkonstruktion
National Category
Wood Science
Research subject
Wood Science and Engineering
Identifiers
urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-81437 (URN)978-91-7790-715-2 (ISBN)978-91-7790-716-9 (ISBN)
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2024-12-17, A193, Luleå University of Technology, Skellefteå, 09:00 (English)
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