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Internet of Things Based Maintenance Management System for Industrial Equipments
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- 1. Department of Mechanical Engineering, Haldia Institute of Technology, Haldia, West Bengal
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Conservation and sound operating artificial outfit are critical for any manufacturing company. Standardization of the maintenance infrastructure and establishment of a systematic maintenance program is essential for the process. However condition monitoring must also be a part of smart manufacturing program that seeks to improve the operational efficiency of a production system. The internet of things refers the billions of physical devices around the world connected to the internet which collects and shares the data. This paper presents a hint of an internet of things based predictive maintenance management system for industrial equipments.
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