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Machine learning based diagnosis of gearbox wear patterns through lubricant analysis

Sep 2026 · Interactions · Vol 247 · 0 citations · 23 references

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A method for a wear condition diagnosis and health state assessment of gearboxes using sensor data and machine learning is developed and provides industry the capability of predictive maintenance which can minimize loss of operational availability and improve gear.

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