
doi: 10.1108/eb035637
The modern aircraft gas turbine engine produces power on demand hour upon hour and day in, day out. It is one of the most extensively used types of high‐speed rotating machinery as well as one of the most efficient converters of fuel into thrust. Reliability and long life with minimum maintenance depend on efficient monitoring of engine performance and component status.
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