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Fundamentals of sensory systems for maintenance engineering

Computer-aided maintenance depends on sensory systems to provide inputs for condition monitoring. Sensors can measure equipment performance and act like watchdogs to detect system faults and degradation.

Jay Lee | John Fildes | John Tsai

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