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fault detection

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fault detection
Discovering a failure in hardware or software. Fault detection methods, such as built-in tests, typically log the time that the error occurred and either trigger alarms for manual intervention or initiate automatic recovery. With enterprise networks, network analyzers are often attached to the lines in order to monitor traffic and send an alarm when disruptions are detected. See fault isolation and network analyzer.


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SPA permits automatic system recognition, fault detection and equipment removal not requiring software or database changes.
In the section titled "Diagnosing Multiple Simultaneous Faults Using Virtual Pressure Sensors," the virtual sensors are used as a part of a decoupling-based fault detection and diagnosis (FDD) technique (Li and Braun 2007a, 2007b, 2008) to diagnose multiple simultaneous faults and the impact of the virtual pressure sensors on the FDD performance is evaluated extensively.
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