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The discrete gathered data show the current level of vibrations as a function of
component wear and cannot predict the life of the equipment under normal load
conditions. Considering this, continuous measurement or at well-defined time intervals can lead to an evaluation of the overall health of the compressor, thus avoiding
major failures during prolong functioning as in the case of particular fatigue tests.
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