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Benefits and challenges of system prognostics

Sun et al., 2012

Document ID
3016157466554854891
Author
Sun B
Zeng S
Kang R
Pecht M
Publication year
Publication venue
IEEE Transactions on reliability

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Prognostics is an engineering discipline utilizing in-situ monitoring and analysis to assess system degradation trends, and determine remaining useful life. This paper discusses the benefits of prognostics in terms of system life-cycle processes, such as design and …
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