What Is Condition Monitoring?
Condition monitoring refers to a method of aircraft maintenance. Long-term practice has proven that not all components will inevitably pose a threat to flight safety after failure. Attempting to prevent all failures through maintenance is practically impossible. Therefore, some components that do not cause adverse safety consequences can be effectively monitored without taking preventive measures, and can be found and processed in time after the failure occurs. [1]
Condition monitoring
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- Chinese name
- Condition monitoring
- English name
- condition monitoring
- definition
- For some items that do not directly affect the safety of use (such as the use of redundancy technology), there is no post-service maintenance method that only monitors its working status for components that are not easily detected when there is no hidden danger or malfunction.
- Applied discipline
- Aviation technology (first-level discipline), aircraft maintenance engineering (second-level discipline)
- Applied discipline
- Aviation technology (first-level discipline), aircraft maintenance engineering (second-level discipline)
- Condition monitoring refers to a method of aircraft maintenance. Long-term practice has proven that not all components will inevitably pose a threat to flight safety after failure. Attempting to prevent all failures through maintenance is practically impossible. Therefore, some components that do not cause adverse safety consequences can be effectively monitored without taking preventive measures, and can be found and processed in time after the failure occurs. [1]
- The above content was published by the National Science and Technology Terminology Examination Committee.
- While processing after the fact, accumulate relevant information about failures, conduct reliability analysis to find ways to control or improve reliability, and combine analysis of economic effects to determine maintenance measures. This control method is condition monitoring.