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Transputer-based machine fault diagnostics

Huang, 1993

Document ID
8823455627365532895
Author
Huang H
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Nowadays, manufacturing companies are making every effort to reduce costs and improve quality in order to maintain their competitiveness in the global markets. It is well recognized that true cost savings and profitability can be achieved by higher equipment reliability …
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