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Bayesian Networks for Combat Equipment Diagnostics
Interfaces, 2017The lives of U.S. soldiers in combat depend on complex weapon systems and advanced technologies. In combat conditions, the resources available to support the operation and maintenance of these systems are minimal. Following the failure of a critical system, technical support personnel may take days to arrive via helicopter or ground convoy—leaving ...
David Aebischer +16 more
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Diagnostic radiology equipment
2015The chapter is concerned with the features of radiographic and fluoroscopic equipment that present radiation protection issues for both patients and staff. These are managed through regulation, manufacturing standards, and adherence to safe working practices.
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ELSI: A Medical Equipment Diagnostic System
1999A case-based reasoning system for diagnosing medical equipment, called ELSI, has been in use by the GE corporation since 1994. When a customer or field engineer calls the service center for help with a problem, the equipment's error log is automatically downloaded.
Paul Cuddihy, William Cheetham
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Substation Equipment Diagnostics
IEEE Power Engineering Review, 1990Recent advances in signal processing techniques have paved the way for utilities to effectively meet the challenge of using existing assets more fully while maintaining traditional service reliability. Over the last 10 years, the author's institute has been applying these technological advances in the area of transmission substations to develop ...
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Application of Coercimeters for Equipment Diagnostics
NDT World, 2015Introduction. Changes of metal structure commonly result in equipment failures; early recognition of such changes is necessary in order to prevent emergency situations. Coercimetry is a simple and informative method for metal structure estimation. Method.
Aleksey Bezrukov +3 more
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A Diagnostic of Emerging Openness Equipment
SSRN Electronic Journal, 2007Terms such as open source and various modifications including open content and more generally openness have been mobilized with increasing frequency in recent years to describe many different collaborative and not-for-profit projects, products, services, and business models.
Colin Koopman +2 more
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Equipment for Flow Diagnostics and Control
2005Abstract : The DURIP grant enabled us to acquire a complete and powerful stereo Particle Imaging Velocity (PIV) system, equipment for experimentally implementing real-time feedback flow control, and all the necessary equipment for automatic control of the flow facilities at the Gas Dynamics and Turbulence Laboratory (GDTL). All of these equipment items
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Diagnostic equipment misused in India
BMJ, 1998Radiologists in India have criticised the widespread misuse of x ray and ultrasound equipment by inappropriately qualified doctors. Members of the Indian Radiological and Imaging Association say that unrestricted access to equipment has prompted doctors with inadequate training in radiology to set up imaging centres, sometimes leading to wrong ...
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Diagnostic Systems for Agricultural Equipment
SAE Technical Paper Series, 1982<div class="htmlview paragraph">Several factors (changing operator skills, changing legislation, and changing technology among others) are creating the need for improved vehicle diagnostic systems.</div> <div class="htmlview paragraph">There are many difficulties in designing good diagnostic systems that incorporate the optimum ...
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