GE to Integrate Corrosion Monitoring Into HUMS
GE Aviation will integrate corrosion sensing into a helicopter health and usage monitoring system (HUMS) for the U.S. Army to help combat corrosion that costs the service more than $1 billion annually. A key aspect of the program will be data mining and anomaly detection that will allow corrosion...
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