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Field Data Analysis

GSAS Engineering · · 1 min read

Field Data Analysis

Benefits

  • Basis for further analyses
  • Optimize your scheduled maintenance plan
  • Reduce equipment failures

Features

  • Web Application (BQR-Digital)
  • Import failure and maintenance logs
  • Analyze events of a single item or group of items with the same part number
  • Calculate distribution parameters
  • Account for maintenance and upgrade events
  • Calculate Expected RUL (Remaining Useful Life)

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