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Visualization of the Dynamics of Measuring Processes of the Quality Indicators of Engineering Products during Production, Repair, and Operation

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Using the example of engineering products, a model is proposed for visualizing their quality indicators at various stages of the life cycle: during production, repair, and operation. The Liebig barrel was adopted as a model, which made it possible to use the principle of cybernetics, according to which the product at each stage of its life cycle is represented as a set of separate elements connected to each other in a single information network.

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Baurova, N.I., Konoplin, A.Y. Visualization of the Dynamics of Measuring Processes of the Quality Indicators of Engineering Products during Production, Repair, and Operation. Polym. Sci. Ser. D 13, 193–196 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1995421220020045

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