Ogaji et al., 2002 - Google Patents
Multiple-sensor fault-diagnoses for a 2-shaft stationary gas-turbineOgaji et al., 2002
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- 10166843604792881972
- Author
- Ogaji S
- Singh R
- Probert S
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- Publication venue
- Applied Energy
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Sensor failures are a major cause of concern in engine-performance monitoring as they can result in false alarms and, in some cases, lead to the condemnation of a non-offending component or section of the engine. This condition has the potential to increase engine …
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