failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which failure mode is most important if pressure or vacuum shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged rotor blade
- hogging or sagging rotor
- external leakage — utility medium
- faulty output frequency
- damaged labyrinth
- internal leakage - utility medium
- bearing wear
- external leakage - process medium
- unequal expansion
- abnormal instrument reading


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if pressure or vacuum exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged rotor blade
- spurious operation
- eccentric rotor
- unbalance
- stuck
- low oil supply pressure
- hogging or sagging rotor
- control-line-to-well communication
- control/ signal failure
- bearing damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, what is the key failure mode when speed has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged labyrinth
- misalignment
- failure to set/retrieve
- bearing damage
- eccentric rotor
- abnormal instrument reading
- hogging or sagging rotor
- failure to open on demand
- slippage
- stuck


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- noise
- eccentric rotor
- sludge build-up
- damaged rotor blade
- external leakage - process medium
- hogging or sagging rotor
- mooring failure
- unbalance
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature detects abnormal readings in steam turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- external leakage - utility medium
- internal leakage - utility medium
- eccentric rotor
- parameter deviation
- unbalance
- damaged labyrinth
- very low output
- hogging or sagging rotor
- misalignment
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- unbalance
- eccentric rotor
- leakage in closed position
- bearing damage
- slippage
- breakdown
- structural deficiency
- misalignment
- faulty output voltage
- hogging or sagging rotor


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature in steam turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- eccentric rotor
- hogging or sagging rotor
- misalignment
- minor in-service problems
- unbalance
- loss of functions on both pods
- bearing wear
- failure to regulate
- stuck
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for steam turbine if there are abnormal readings from temperature?

Choices:
- eccentric rotor
- slippage
- high output
- vibration
- misalignment
- unequal expansion
- hogging or sagging rotor
- insufficient heat transfer
- unbalance
- external leakage process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, what is the key failure mode when coast down time has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged rotor blade
- unbalance
- unequal expansion
- external leakage - process medium
- internal leakage utility medium
- noise
- failure to open on demand
- failure to close on demand
- misalignment
- external leakage process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if coast down time exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to function as intended
- stuck
- faulty output voltage
- unbalance
- external leakage — utility medium
- minor in-service problems
- damaged labyrinth
- misalignment
- failure to cut
- unequal expansion


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In steam turbine, which failure mode is most important if coast down time shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage process medium
- eccentric rotor
- delayed operation
- failure to disconnect
- noise
- load drop
- internal leakage
- unequal expansion
- unbalance
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for steam turbine if there are abnormal readings from coast down time?

Choices:
- unbalance
- structural deficiency
- misalignment
- unequal expansion
- insufficient heat transfer
- failure to rotate
- load drop
- failure to lock/unlock
- bearing damage
- failure to regulate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For steam turbine, which failure mode is pertinent if coast down time registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- unbalance
- breakdown
- bearing wear
- low oil supply pressure
- misalignment
- unequal expansion
- stuck
- insufficient heat transfer
- high output
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If coast down time in steam turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- misalignment
- unequal expansion
- premature closure
- unbalance
- internal leakage
- failure to set/retrieve
- hogging or sagging rotor
- low output
- internal leakage - process medium
- failure to connect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for steam turbine if there are abnormal readings from oil debris?

Choices:
- eccentric rotor
- unequal expansion
- misalignment
- control/ signal failure
- loss of functions on both pods
- plugged/ choked
- damaged rotor blade
- failure while running
- failure to function as intended
- damaged labyrinth


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if oil debris exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- internal leakage
- misalignment
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to cut
- unequal expansion
- unbalance
- damaged labyrinth
- external leakage - utility medium
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for steam turbine if there are abnormal readings from oil debris?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- damaged labyrinth
- faulty output frequency
- unequal expansion
- global buckling
- mooring failure
- eccentric rotor
- unbalance
- loss of functions on both pods
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil debris in steam turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- faulty output voltage
- eccentric rotor
- minor in-service problems
- damaged labyrinth
- low oil supply pressure
- breakdown
- hogging or sagging rotor
- misalignment
- unbalance
- noise


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for steam turbine when abnormal readings is detected by oil leakage?

Choices:
- hogging or sagging rotor
- bearing damage
- damaged rotor blade
- spurious operation
- eccentric rotor
- internal leakage
- global buckling
- unbalance
- premature closure
- low oil supply pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for steam turbine if oil leakage exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- failure while running
- eccentric rotor
- damaged labyrinth
- misalignment
- control/ signal failure
- loss of buoyancy
- premature closure
- external leakage — utility medium
- damaged rotor blade


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if compressor temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage - utility medium
- bearing wear/ damage
- air inlet blockage
- vibration
- well-to-control-line communication
- gear defects
- compressor stall
- delayed operation
- burner blocked
- failure to set/retrieve


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from compressor temperature?

Choices:
- compressor stall
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to stop on demand
- bearing wear/ damage
- premature closure
- gear defects
- compressor fouled
- very low output
- spurious operation
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If compressor temperature in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- failure to rotate
- failure to start on demand
- seal leakage
- low output
- compressor damaged
- fuel filter blockage
- spurious operation
- misalignment
- compressor stall
- failure to connect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if compressor temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- power turbine dirty
- abnormal instrument reading
- seal leakage
- spurious low alarm level
- heating failure
- unbalance
- combustion chamber holed
- spurious stop
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When compressor temperature detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- power turbine damage
- overheating
- unbalance
- control-line-to-well communication
- misalignment
- fuel filter blockage
- no output
- mooring failure
- burner blocked
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if compresor pressure/ pressure ratio exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- burner blocked
- unbalance
- breakdown
- sludge build-up
- external leakage — utility medium
- seal leakage
- air inlet blockage
- loss of buoyancy
- faulty output voltage
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If compresor pressure/ pressure ratio in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- compressor fouled
- failure to set/retrieve
- burner blocked
- failure to lock/unlock
- failure to rotate
- seal leakage
- failure to cut
- combustion chamber holed
- failure to close on demand
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when compresor pressure/ pressure ratio shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- compressor damaged
- failure while running
- unbalance
- overheating
- burner blocked
- failure to cut
- internal leakage - utility medium
- bearing wear/ damage
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When compresor pressure/ pressure ratio detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- gear defects
- low oil supply pressure
- insufficient heat transfer
- fuel filter blockage
- bearing wear/ damage
- seal leakage
- high output
- spurious operation
- unbalance
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If compresor pressure/ pressure ratio in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- failure to regulate
- bearing wear/ damage
- failure to function on demand
- power/signal transmission failure
- misalignment
- seal leakage
- power turbine dirty
- unbalance
- loss of functions on both pods
- minor in-service problems


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When compresor pressure/ pressure ratio detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- burner blocked
- gear defects
- failure to close on demand
- combustion chamber holed
- misalignment
- power turbine damage
- spurious stop
- delayed operation
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by air flow?

Choices:
- failure to open on demand
- compressor damaged
- delayed operation
- air inlet blockage
- no output
- spurious low alarm level
- mooring failure
- unbalance
- compressor stall
- bearing wear/ damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, which failure mode is pertinent if air flow registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- burner blocked
- spurious high alarm level
- overheating
- combustion chamber holed
- erratic output
- failure to rotate
- gear defects
- compressor fouled
- external leakage — utility medium
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If air flow in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- insufficient power
- failure while running
- gear defects
- bearing wear/ damage
- fuel filter blockage
- unbalance
- internal leakage process medium
- no output
- power turbine dirty
- structural deficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if air flow exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- power turbine damage
- unbalance
- spurious low alarm level
- compressor stall
- burner blocked
- faulty output voltage
- failure while running
- sludge build-up
- seal leakage
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel pressure/ fuel flow detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- compressor fouled
- bearing wear/ damage
- control / signal failure
- failure to start on demand
- power turbine damage
- air inlet blockage
- global buckling
- plugged/ choked
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from fuel pressure/ fuel flow?

Choices:
- failure to stop on demand
- compressor stall
- load drop
- sludge build-up
- gear defects
- misalignment
- power turbine dirty
- vibration
- no output
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel pressure/ fuel flow detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- spurious high alarm level
- fuel filter blockage
- vibration
- external leakage - fuel
- failure to open on demand
- gear defects
- bearing wear/ damage
- failure to stop on demand
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when fuel pressure/ fuel flow shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- very low output
- gear defects
- failure to function on demand
- noise
- external leakage - utility medium
- combustion chamber holed
- power turbine damage
- misalignment
- spurious operation
- power turbine dirty


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel pressure/ fuel flow in aero gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- burner blocked
- external leakage process medium
- failure to disconnect
- bearing wear/ damage
- compressor stall
- failure to close on demand
- misalignment
- seal leakage
- failure to set/retrieve
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If speed in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- breakdown
- bearing wear/ damage
- misalignment
- global buckling
- external leakage - process medium
- air inlet blockage
- seal leakage
- load drop
- gear defects
- internal leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when speed shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- failure to rotate
- misalignment
- external leakage process medium
- internal leakage - utility medium
- seal leakage
- compressor fouled
- plugged/ choked
- gear defects
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by speed?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- bearing wear/ damage
- control / signal failure
- gear defects
- structural deficiency
- compressor damaged
- unbalance
- leakage in closed position
- failure to rotate
- well-to-control-line communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if speed exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- misalignment
- insufficient heat transfer
- compressor stall
- failure while running
- internal leakage - process medium
- minor in-service problems
- unbalance
- gear defects
- bearing wear/ damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when speed shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- load drop
- failure while running
- low oil supply pressure
- high output
- misalignment
- spurious high alarm level
- gear defects
- unbalance
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if speed shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- misalignment
- combustion chamber holed
- failure while running
- load drop
- gear defects
- erratic output
- unbalance
- seal leakage
- slippage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from speed?

Choices:
- burner blocked
- mooring failure
- very low output
- bearing wear/ damage
- internal leakage process medium
- internal leakage - process medium
- insufficient heat transfer
- misalignment
- gear defects
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when speed has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- heating failure
- misalignment
- unbalance
- external leakage - utility medium
- external leakage - fuel
- power turbine dirty
- failure to lock/unlock
- failure to cut
- bearing wear/ damage
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by speed?

Choices:
- power turbine damage
- unbalance
- failure to function on demand
- bearing wear/ damage
- loss of functions on both pods
- seal leakage
- external leakage — utility medium
- external leakage - fuel
- misalignment
- spurious stop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When gas generator temperature in aero gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- burner blocked
- noise
- failure to connect
- unbalance
- control / signal failure
- insufficient heat transfer
- bearing wear/ damage
- compressor fouled
- external leakage - utility medium
- power turbine dirty


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When gas generator temperature detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- spurious high alarm level
- fuel filter blockage
- gear defects
- compressor damaged
- failure to start on demand
- power turbine damage
- failure to stop on demand
- low oil supply pressure
- misalignment
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when gas generator temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- failure to cut
- power turbine dirty
- mooring failure
- power turbine damage
- failure to function on demand
- misalignment
- insufficient power
- seal leakage
- burner blocked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by pressure/ pressure ratio?

Choices:
- failure in lightning protection system
- control-line-to-well communication
- air inlet blockage
- compressor fouled
- unbalance
- gear defects
- bearing wear/ damage
- structural deficiency
- slippage
- sludge build-up


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if pressure/ pressure ratio exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- air inlet blockage
- misalignment
- combustion chamber holed
- mooring failure
- compressor damaged
- global buckling
- internal leakage utility medium
- overheating
- bearing wear/ damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when pressure/ pressure ratio has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- bearing wear/ damage
- insufficient heat transfer
- well-to-control-line communication
- leakage in closed position
- gear defects
- compressor stall
- stuck
- combustion chamber holed
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when pressure/ pressure ratio has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- low oil supply pressure
- external leakage utility medium
- power/signal transmission failure
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to cut
- breakdown
- combustion chamber holed
- air inlet blockage
- misalignment
- bearing wear/ damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from pressure/ pressure ratio?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- minor in-service problems
- gear defects
- misalignment
- air inlet blockage
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to regulate
- spurious low alarm level
- external leakage utility medium
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, which failure mode is pertinent if pressure/ pressure ratio registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- structural deficiency
- burner blocked
- control-line-to-well communication
- external leakage utility medium
- gear defects
- global buckling
- bearing wear/ damage
- leakage in closed position
- air inlet blockage
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If pressure/ pressure ratio in aero gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- load drop
- misalignment
- combustion chamber holed
- low output
- well-to-control-line communication
- power/signal transmission failure
- power turbine dirty
- gear defects
- plugged/ choked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if pressure/ pressure ratio exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear/ damage
- failure to open on demand
- noise
- power turbine damage
- sludge build-up
- misalignment
- unbalance
- low oil supply pressure
- gear defects
- global buckling


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When power turbine temperature detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- bearing wear/ damage
- compressor fouled
- seal leakage
- failure to disconnect
- failure to stop on demand
- unbalance
- internal leakage - utility medium
- power turbine damage
- structural deficiency
- internal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if power turbine temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- low output
- breakdown
- power turbine damage
- gear defects
- air inlet blockage
- failure to regulate
- burner blocked
- control/ signal failure
- failure to connect
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when power turbine temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- control/ signal failure
- external leakage process medium
- gear defects
- failure to rotate
- power turbine dirty
- failure to function as intended
- bearing wear/ damage
- premature closure
- compressor stall
- air inlet blockage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from exhaust temperature?

Choices:
- failure to function on demand
- compressor fouled
- external leakage - utility medium
- fuel filter blockage
- unbalance
- structural deficiency
- global buckling
- heating failure
- seal leakage
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when exhaust temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- power turbine dirty
- no output
- leakage in closed position
- power turbine damage
- compressor stall
- gear defects
- internal leakage
- insufficient power
- internal leakage - utility medium
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When exhaust temperature in aero gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- misalignment
- failure to open on demand
- failure to disconnect
- compressor stall
- loss of buoyancy
- combustion chamber holed
- abnormal instrument reading
- gear defects
- fuel filter blockage
- insufficient heat transfer


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- compressor fouled
- seal leakage
- combustion chamber holed
- very low output
- failure to stop on demand
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to open on demand
- burner blocked
- spurious high alarm level
- failure while running


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration in aero gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- external leakage - fuel
- compressor damaged
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to regulate
- external leakage — utility medium
- air inlet blockage
- burner blocked
- combustion chamber holed
- failure to disconnect
- insufficient heat transfer


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- faulty output frequency
- burner blocked
- air inlet blockage
- spurious low alarm level
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure to start on demand
- fuel filter blockage
- loss of buoyancy
- seal leakage
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For aero gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- premature closure
- fuel filter blockage
- power turbine dirty
- control / signal failure
- internal leakage - utility medium
- failure to set/retrieve
- seal leakage
- combustion chamber holed
- control/ signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- breakdown
- internal leakage - process medium
- fuel filter blockage
- combustion chamber holed
- air inlet blockage
- power turbine damage
- power/signal transmission failure
- very low output
- external leakage - utility medium
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from vibration?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- faulty output voltage
- structural deficiency
- fuel filter blockage
- air inlet blockage
- well-to-control-line communication
- burner blocked
- very low output
- bearing wear/ damage
- control-line-to-well communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of buoyancy
- burner blocked
- gear defects
- overheating
- failure to lock/unlock
- control/ signal failure
- air inlet blockage
- fuel filter blockage
- combustion chamber holed
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- combustion chamber holed
- breakdown
- delayed operation
- burner blocked
- parameter deviation
- fuel filter blockage
- air inlet blockage
- unbalance
- failure to set/retrieve


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- minor in-service problems
- erratic output
- air inlet blockage
- burner blocked
- combustion chamber holed
- structural deficiency
- very low output
- fuel filter blockage
- power/signal transmission failure
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- control/ signal failure
- fuel filter blockage
- burner blocked
- external leakage utility medium
- minor in-service problems
- compressor stall
- load drop
- compressor fouled
- combustion chamber holed
- failure to set/retrieve


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if oil debris exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- faulty output voltage
- failure to set/retrieve
- misalignment
- external leakage - process medium
- unbalance
- overheating
- power turbine dirty
- combustion chamber holed
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil debris detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to disconnect
- air inlet blockage
- delayed operation
- control/ signal failure
- seal leakage
- power turbine dirty
- power/signal transmission failure
- external leakage - utility medium
- combustion chamber holed
- fuel filter blockage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil debris detects abnormal readings in aero gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- external leakage process medium
- external leakage - process medium
- combustion chamber holed
- vibration
- misalignment
- power turbine dirty
- power turbine damage
- fuel filter blockage
- spurious high alarm level
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for aero gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from oil debris?

Choices:
- unbalance
- low oil supply pressure
- combustion chamber holed
- failure to cut
- failure to open on demand
- air inlet blockage
- very low output
- compressor stall
- faulty output voltage
- bearing wear/ damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for aero gas turbine if oil debris exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- slippage
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to lock/unlock
- combustion chamber holed
- external leakage - fuel
- abnormal instrument reading
- power turbine dirty
- compressor stall
- internal leakage utility medium
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of aero gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when oil leakage/ consumption shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- failure to function on demand
- seal leakage
- power turbine damage
- internal leakage process medium
- power turbine dirty
- failure in lightning protection system
- compressor stall
- misalignment
- internal leakage utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for aero gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by oil leakage/ consumption?

Choices:
- bearing wear/ damage
- misalignment
- failure to stop on demand
- control-line-to-well communication
- compressor damaged
- external leakage - process medium
- failure while running
- fuel filter blockage
- slippage
- power turbine damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If compressor temperature in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- minor in-service problems
- fuel filter blockage
- structural deficiency
- compressor fouled
- failure in lightning protection system
- air inlet blockage
- combustion chamber holed
- unbalance
- failure to connect
- internal leakage process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for industrial gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from compressor temperature?

Choices:
- failure to connect
- load drop
- compressor damaged
- failure to set/retrieve
- power turbine damaged
- stuck
- fuel filter blockage
- global buckling
- air inlet blockage
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is pertinent if compressor pressure registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- insufficient heat transfer
- faulty output frequency
- failure to regulate
- vibration
- air inlet blockage
- failure while running
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- misalignment
- combustion chamber holed


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When compressor pressure detects abnormal readings in industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- misalignment
- unbalance
- premature closure
- burner blocked
- failure to close on demand
- compressor fouled
- internal leakage utility medium
- power turbine damaged
- internal leakage - process medium
- heating failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if compressor pressure shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to connect
- leakage in closed position
- combustion chamber holed
- plugged/ choked
- parameter deviation
- failure while running
- misalignment
- power turbine damaged
- compressor damaged
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for industrial gas turbine if there are abnormal readings from compressor pressure?

Choices:
- misalignment
- loss of buoyancy
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to stop on demand
- breakdown
- power turbine damaged
- failure to set/retrieve
- burner blocked
- unbalance
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If air flow in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- internal leakage - process medium
- fuel filter blockage
- misalignment
- heating failure
- low output
- air inlet blockage
- faulty output frequency
- power turbine damaged
- external leakage utility medium
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If air flow in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- failure to lock/unlock
- plugged/ choked
- unbalance
- mooring failure
- misalignment
- fuel filter blockage
- delayed operation
- burner blocked
- external leakage - utility medium
- compressor fouled


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if air flow exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- external leakage - utility medium
- compressor damaged
- fuel filter blockage
- bearing wear
- burner blocked
- failure to connect
- well-to-control-line communication
- mooring failure
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if fuel pressure/ fuel flow shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- compressor fouled
- power turbine damaged
- failure to set/retrieve
- control-line-to-well communication
- high output
- very low output
- air inlet blockage
- sludge build-up
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If fuel pressure/ fuel flow in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- heating failure
- misalignment
- failure to connect
- power turbine damaged
- premature closure
- unbalance
- failure to cut
- bearing wear
- control/ signal failure
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for industrial gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by fuel pressure/ fuel flow?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- unbalance
- external leakage — utility medium
- high output
- failure while running
- power turbine damaged
- air inlet blockage
- bearing wear
- noise
- insufficient heat transfer


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if fuel pressure/ fuel flow exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to connect
- air inlet blockage
- unbalance
- insufficient heat transfer
- failure to stop on demand
- spurious low alarm level
- misalignment
- combustion chamber holed
- bearing wear
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel pressure/ fuel flow in industrial gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- overheating
- misalignment
- failure to close on demand
- power turbine damaged
- failure to lock/unlock
- spurious operation
- bearing wear
- burner blocked
- failure to function as intended
- air inlet blockage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for industrial gas turbine when abnormal readings is detected by speed?

Choices:
- failure in lightning protection system
- well-to-control-line communication
- external leakage - fuel
- unbalance
- spurious high alarm level
- faulty output frequency
- air inlet blockage
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- internal leakage utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if speed exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- compressor fouled
- power/signal transmission failure
- failure to lock/unlock
- bearing wear
- plugged/ choked
- failure while running
- unbalance
- overheating
- misalignment
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when speed has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- global buckling
- vibration
- failure to regulate
- failure to function as intended
- structural deficiency
- unbalance
- well-to-control-line communication
- misalignment
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When speed detects abnormal readings in industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- vibration
- failure to connect
- bearing wear
- parameter deviation
- unbalance
- misalignment
- faulty output frequency
- failure to lock/unlock
- fuel filter blockage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When speed detects abnormal readings in industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- faulty output frequency
- external leakage utility medium
- combustion chamber holed
- internal leakage process medium
- failure to rotate
- unbalance
- failure to set/retrieve
- misalignment
- failure to stop on demand
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If speed in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- unbalance
- bearing wear
- failure to open on demand
- burner blocked
- internal leakage
- faulty output voltage
- misalignment
- spurious low alarm level
- low output
- delayed operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when speed has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage - process medium
- failure while running
- bearing wear
- external leakage - utility medium
- well-to-control-line communication
- unbalance
- failure to open on demand
- power turbine damaged
- misalignment
- insufficient heat transfer


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when exhaust temperature has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- mooring failure
- faulty output frequency
- air inlet blockage
- bearing wear
- burner blocked
- insufficient heat transfer
- external leakage - process medium
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When exhaust temperature in industrial gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to function on demand
- faulty output voltage
- compressor fouled
- fuel filter blockage
- internal leakage - process medium
- power turbine damaged
- power/signal transmission failure
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- power/signal transmission failure
- external leakage - process medium
- compressor damaged
- compressor fouled
- external leakage - fuel
- air inlet blockage
- global buckling
- burner blocked
- erratic output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If vibration in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- abnormal instrument reading
- burner blocked
- control / signal failure
- combustion chamber holed
- air inlet blockage
- internal leakage - utility medium
- external leakage - utility medium
- noise
- power turbine damaged
- compressor fouled


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration in industrial gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- mooring failure
- internal leakage process medium
- burner blocked
- no output
- noise
- combustion chamber holed
- compressor fouled
- global buckling
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- low output
- failure to function on demand
- plugged/ choked
- unbalance
- compressor fouled
- combustion chamber holed
- air inlet blockage
- internal leakage
- global buckling


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- mooring failure
- failure to connect
- burner blocked
- misalignment
- failure in lightning protection system
- power/signal transmission failure
- failure to stop on demand
- fuel filter blockage
- combustion chamber holed


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When output power in industrial gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to start on demand
- bearing wear
- air inlet blockage
- external leakage - utility medium
- unbalance
- failure in lightning protection system
- failure to stop on demand
- plugged/ choked
- misalignment
- low oil supply pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if output power exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- insufficient heat transfer
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- internal leakage process medium
- failure to cut
- spurious high alarm level
- compressor fouled
- sludge build-up
- failure in lightning protection system
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when output power has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage - utility medium
- misalignment
- premature closure
- well-to-control-line communication
- unbalance
- internal leakage - process medium
- breakdown
- plugged/ choked
- bearing wear
- compressor damaged


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when output power has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to stop on demand
- fuel filter blockage
- insufficient power
- failure to disconnect
- premature closure
- misalignment
- slippage
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- failure to lock/unlock


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If output power in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- external leakage - utility medium
- minor in-service problems
- unbalance
- failure to rotate
- combustion chamber holed
- bearing wear
- spurious stop
- breakdown
- leakage in closed position
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if output power shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- bearing wear
- failure to rotate
- stuck
- overheating
- loss of functions on both pods
- burner blocked
- misalignment
- unbalance
- abnormal instrument reading


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when output power shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- power turbine damaged
- external leakage — utility medium
- heating failure
- overheating
- misalignment
- unbalance
- bearing wear
- breakdown
- erratic output
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if compressor efficiency exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- combustion chamber holed
- breakdown
- power turbine damaged
- failure to connect
- global buckling
- compressor fouled
- external leakage - utility medium
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to set/retrieve


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for industrial gas turbine if compressor efficiency exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- faulty output voltage
- internal leakage
- mooring failure
- combustion chamber holed
- power turbine damaged
- internal leakage utility medium
- bearing wear
- compressor damaged
- failure to open on demand
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most relevant when turbine efficiency shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- noise
- stuck
- high output
- erratic output
- misalignment
- power turbine damaged
- bearing wear
- air inlet blockage
- unbalance
- no output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For industrial gas turbine, what is the key failure mode when oil debris/ contamination has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- compressor damaged
- misalignment
- very low output
- internal leakage
- sludge build-up
- failure to function on demand
- combustion chamber holed
- air inlet blockage
- external leakage - utility medium
- burner blocked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In industrial gas turbine, which failure mode is most important if oil debris/ contamination shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- burner blocked
- power turbine damaged
- failure to open on demand
- combustion chamber holed
- spurious stop
- fuel filter blockage
- slippage
- low oil supply pressure
- well-to-control-line communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil debris/ contamination in industrial gas turbine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- insufficient heat transfer
- failure to open on demand
- unbalance
- bearing wear
- air inlet blockage
- loss of functions on both pods
- compressor fouled
- load drop
- spurious stop
- combustion chamber holed


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil consumption in industrial gas turbine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- compressor damaged
- burner blocked
- low oil supply pressure
- sludge build-up
- slippage
- heating failure
- fuel filter blockage
- faulty output frequency
- compressor fouled
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for pump if there are abnormal readings from fluid leakage?

Choices:
- eccentric impeller
- high output
- bearing damage
- control-line-to-well communication
- internal leakage utility medium
- misalignment
- erratic output
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- structural deficiency


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When length measurement detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- external leakage - utility medium
- parameter deviation
- minor in-service problems
- damaged impeller
- failure to open on demand
- mounting fault
- delayed operation
- eccentric impeller
- unbalance
- control/ signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If length measurement in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- unbalance
- failure to disconnect
- external leakage process medium
- failure to function on demand
- damaged seals
- stuck
- noise
- failure to stop on demand
- eccentric impeller


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If length measurement in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- mounting fault
- stuck
- failure to close on demand
- control-line-to-well communication
- eccentric impeller
- internal leakage utility medium
- unbalance
- spurious low alarm level
- failure to cut


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In pump, which failure mode is most important if length measurement shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- very low output
- mounting fault
- eccentric impeller
- high output
- failure in lightning protection system
- failure to cut
- unbalance
- loss of buoyancy
- external leakage process medium
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When length measurement in pump displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- eccentric impeller
- internal leakage
- external leakage - process medium
- unbalance
- misalignment
- faulty output voltage
- erratic output
- mounting fault
- vibration
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When power detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- damaged seals
- unbalance
- damaged impeller
- mounting fault
- load drop
- global buckling
- failure to close on demand
- structural deficiency
- bearing wear
- failure to lock/unlock


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If power in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- noise
- damaged seals
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- control/ signal failure
- mooring failure
- mounting fault
- leakage in closed position
- eccentric impeller
- insufficient power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When power detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- stuck
- external leakage - process medium
- misalignment
- insufficient power
- unbalance
- bearing damage
- failure to function as intended
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- sludge build-up


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If pressure or vacuum in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- low output
- overheating
- low oil supply pressure
- misalignment
- damaged impeller
- bearing damage
- external leakage - fuel
- unbalance
- heating failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for pump if there are abnormal readings from pressure or vacuum?

Choices:
- failure in lightning protection system
- bearing wear
- very low output
- failure to rotate
- unbalance
- abnormal instrument reading
- damaged seals
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- external leakage utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When pressure or vacuum detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- unbalance
- insufficient heat transfer
- eccentric impeller
- plugged/ choked
- bearing damage
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- control / signal failure
- failure to rotate
- failure to function on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When speed in pump displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- delayed operation
- vibration
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- failure to lock/unlock
- failure to regulate
- damaged impeller
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If speed in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- load drop
- vibration
- misalignment
- low output
- unbalance
- damaged seals
- failure to lock/unlock
- mooring failure
- bearing wear
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In pump, which failure mode is most important if speed shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- noise
- failure while running
- unbalance
- eccentric impeller
- bearing wear
- misalignment
- internal leakage utility medium
- failure to function as intended
- mounting fault
- failure to cut


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for pump if there are abnormal readings from speed?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- external leakage - fuel
- delayed operation
- failure to disconnect
- unbalance
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- bearing wear
- high output
- bearing damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If temperature in pump shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- failure to set/retrieve
- unbalance
- misalignment
- heating failure
- very low output
- faulty output voltage
- internal leakage process medium
- damaged impeller
- damaged seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- mounting fault
- misalignment
- eccentric impeller
- minor in-service problems
- stuck
- spurious high alarm level
- damaged seals
- sludge build-up
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for pump when abnormal readings is detected by temperature?

Choices:
- stuck
- premature closure
- misalignment
- leakage in closed position
- unbalance
- loss of buoyancy
- mounting fault
- low oil supply pressure
- bearing damage
- damaged seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for pump when abnormal readings is detected by temperature?

Choices:
- mooring failure
- unbalance
- high output
- failure to connect
- failure to start on demand
- mounting fault
- misalignment
- damaged seals
- internal leakage process medium
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For pump, what is the key failure mode when coast down time has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged impeller
- misalignment
- spurious operation
- damaged seals
- loss of buoyancy
- overheating
- unbalance
- breakdown
- load drop
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for pump if there are abnormal readings from coast down time?

Choices:
- failure to stop on demand
- faulty output voltage
- unbalance
- failure in lightning protection system
- failure while running
- damaged seals
- eccentric impeller
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- power/signal transmission failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For pump, which failure mode is pertinent if coast down time registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- bearing damage
- unbalance
- mounting fault
- plugged/ choked
- damaged seals
- spurious operation
- external leakage process medium
- sludge build-up
- failure to lock/unlock


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When coast down time detects abnormal readings in pump, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- failure to function as intended
- noise
- mounting fault
- control/ signal failure
- unbalance
- damaged seals
- very low output
- external leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For pump, what is the key failure mode when oil debris has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- well-to-control-line communication
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- loss of functions on both pods
- power/signal transmission failure
- failure to disconnect
- unbalance
- damaged impeller
- eccentric impeller
- failure to lock/unlock


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In pump, which failure mode is most important if oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- structural deficiency
- faulty output frequency
- abnormal instrument reading
- bearing damage
- eccentric impeller
- unbalance
- mounting fault
- failure while running
- damaged seals
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil debris in pump displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- no output
- unbalance
- stuck
- external leakage utility medium
- vibration
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- damaged seals
- misalignment
- insufficient power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For pump, which failure mode is pertinent if oil leakage registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- spurious stop
- heating failure
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- failure to set/retrieve
- bearing damage
- eccentric impeller
- misalignment
- structural deficiency
- external leakage process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fluid leakage detects abnormal readings in compressor, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- erratic output
- misalignment
- external leakage - utility medium
- damaged impeller
- noise
- eccentric impeller
- overheating
- bearing wear
- faulty output frequency
- damaged seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, what is the key failure mode when fluid leakage has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- cooling system fault
- unbalance
- internal leakage process medium
- compressor stall
- plugged/ choked
- high output
- failure to rotate
- bearing damage
- misalignment
- loss of functions on both pods


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from fluid leakage?

Choices:
- compressor stall
- overheating
- sludge build-up
- valve fault
- bearing wear
- control/ signal failure
- failure to disconnect
- bearing damage
- damaged impeller
- spurious operation


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by length measurement?

Choices:
- damaged impeller
- leakage in closed position
- failure to disconnect
- mounting fault
- insufficient heat transfer
- unbalance
- premature closure
- eccentric impeller
- cooling system fault
- loss of functions on both pods


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When length measurement detects abnormal readings in compressor, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- unbalance
- insufficient power
- failure to open on demand
- valve fault
- damaged seals
- eccentric impeller
- breakdown
- cooling system fault
- internal leakage - utility medium
- minor in-service problems


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When length measurement in compressor displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- spurious operation
- cooling system fault
- well-to-control-line communication
- bearing damage
- erratic output
- control / signal failure
- mounting fault
- unbalance
- valve fault
- external leakage — utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, what is the key failure mode when length measurement has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage utility medium
- faulty output voltage
- failure to close on demand
- bearing wear
- minor in-service problems
- valve fault
- eccentric impeller
- cooling system fault
- unbalance
- abnormal instrument reading


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In compressor, which failure mode is most important if length measurement shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- noise
- compressor stall
- slippage
- external leakage utility medium
- eccentric impeller
- load drop
- internal leakage
- unbalance
- cooling system fault
- valve fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In compressor, which failure mode is most important if length measurement shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- cooling system fault
- erratic output
- failure to set/retrieve
- loss of buoyancy
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- eccentric impeller
- plugged/ choked
- failure to regulate
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When power in compressor displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- failure to regulate
- damaged seals
- external leakage — utility medium
- cooling system fault
- valve fault
- external leakage utility medium
- damaged impeller
- sludge build-up
- mounting fault
- no output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by power?

Choices:
- failure to cut
- valve fault
- compressor stall
- eccentric impeller
- leakage in closed position
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- insufficient power
- external leakage - fuel
- low output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, what is the key failure mode when power has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- internal leakage utility medium
- delayed operation
- external leakage - utility medium
- damaged seals
- unbalance
- mounting fault
- minor in-service problems
- bearing wear
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from pressure or vacuum?

Choices:
- compressor stall
- unbalance
- internal leakage utility medium
- loss of buoyancy
- delayed operation
- bearing wear
- parameter deviation
- external leakage process medium
- damaged impeller
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if pressure or vacuum registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- internal leakage - utility medium
- damaged seals
- high output
- leakage in closed position
- unbalance
- abnormal instrument reading
- bearing damage
- control / signal failure
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If pressure or vacuum in compressor shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- very low output
- failure to stop on demand
- unbalance
- spurious operation
- eccentric impeller
- internal leakage process medium
- spurious high alarm level
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- bearing damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from pressure or vacuum?

Choices:
- internal leakage process medium
- bearing damage
- failure to stop on demand
- unbalance
- cooling system fault
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- failure to set/retrieve
- leakage in closed position
- external leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from pressure or vacuum?

Choices:
- compressor stall
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- mounting fault
- valve fault
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to regulate
- global buckling
- insufficient power
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if speed registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of buoyancy
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- failure to open on demand
- loss of functions on both pods
- valve fault
- damaged impeller
- failure to function on demand
- failure to set/retrieve
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if speed exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- abnormal instrument reading
- damaged seals
- misalignment
- vibration
- bearing wear
- low oil supply pressure
- unbalance
- loss of functions on both pods
- mounting fault
- failure while running


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if speed registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing wear
- failure to stop on demand
- eccentric impeller
- external leakage utility medium
- misalignment
- valve fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- unbalance
- failure while running
- leakage in closed position


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If speed in compressor shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- slippage
- valve fault
- no output
- control/ signal failure
- cooling system fault
- failure in lightning protection system
- unbalance
- mounting fault
- external leakage - utility medium
- bearing damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If speed in compressor shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- abnormal instrument reading
- compressor stall
- cooling system fault
- low oil supply pressure
- load drop
- misalignment
- unbalance
- valve fault
- overheating


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- cooling system fault
- damaged impeller
- spurious low alarm level
- erratic output
- overheating
- leakage in closed position
- failure to set/retrieve
- damaged seals
- well-to-control-line communication
- control-line-to-well communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration in compressor displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- damaged seals
- well-to-control-line communication
- control-line-to-well communication
- spurious stop
- cooling system fault
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure to start on demand
- eccentric impeller
- failure to disconnect
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- breakdown
- erratic output
- external leakage - fuel
- failure to cut
- bearing damage
- very low output
- slippage
- heating failure
- cooling system fault
- damaged seals


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- insufficient power
- spurious stop
- loss of functions on both pods
- control/ signal failure
- failure while running
- cooling system fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- internal leakage - process medium
- damaged seals
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged seals
- external leakage — utility medium
- loss of functions on both pods
- control / signal failure
- valve fault
- breakdown
- failure in lightning protection system
- very low output
- internal leakage - utility medium
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration in compressor displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- stuck
- sludge build-up
- mounting fault
- cooling system fault
- internal leakage - process medium
- failure to function as intended
- breakdown
- loss of functions on both pods
- damaged seals
- internal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- external leakage — utility medium
- low oil supply pressure
- delayed operation
- low output
- compressor stall
- failure to regulate
- plugged/ choked
- damaged seals
- cooling system fault
- failure to connect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- damaged seals
- mooring failure
- faulty output voltage
- low oil supply pressure
- overheating
- delayed operation
- external leakage process medium
- unbalance
- external leakage utility medium
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if vibration registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- damaged seals
- internal leakage - process medium
- cooling system fault
- heating failure
- insufficient power
- delayed operation
- low oil supply pressure
- misalignment
- failure to regulate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- mounting fault
- damaged seals
- misalignment
- unbalance
- external leakage - fuel
- spurious stop
- stuck
- damaged impeller
- slippage
- failure to function as intended


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if temperature registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- unbalance
- faulty output voltage
- damaged seals
- external leakage - process medium
- misalignment
- eccentric impeller
- heating failure
- mounting fault
- vibration
- failure to function on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When temperature detects abnormal readings in compressor, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- failure to function on demand
- bearing damage
- misalignment
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- breakdown
- well-to-control-line communication
- failure in lightning protection system
- unbalance
- insufficient power


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to stop on demand
- compressor stall
- misalignment
- damaged seals
- spurious stop
- external leakage - utility medium
- very low output
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- control-line-to-well communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, what is the key failure mode when temperature has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage - utility medium
- cooling system fault
- unbalance
- slippage
- failure to start on demand
- damaged seals
- mounting fault
- failure to set/retrieve
- compressor stall
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In compressor, which failure mode is most important if temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- compressor stall
- spurious stop
- damaged seals
- vibration
- failure to rotate
- valve fault
- external leakage process medium
- unbalance
- internal leakage utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by coast down time?

Choices:
- control/ signal failure
- premature closure
- sludge build-up
- damaged impeller
- failure to open on demand
- valve fault
- cooling system fault
- noise
- unbalance
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from coast down time?

Choices:
- eccentric impeller
- control / signal failure
- valve fault
- failure to rotate
- abnormal instrument reading
- misalignment
- slippage
- compressor stall
- mounting fault
- failure to open on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When coast down time detects abnormal readings in compressor, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- heating failure
- internal leakage - utility medium
- parameter deviation
- insufficient heat transfer
- valve fault
- internal leakage utility medium
- mounting fault
- bearing damage
- unbalance
- compressor stall


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For compressor, which failure mode is pertinent if coast down time registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- premature closure
- plugged/ choked
- cooling system fault
- mounting fault
- erratic output
- bearing wear
- misalignment
- low oil supply pressure
- damaged seals
- overheating


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for compressor when abnormal readings is detected by oil debris?

Choices:
- damaged impeller
- eccentric impeller
- compressor stall
- mooring failure
- high output
- structural deficiency
- breakdown
- valve fault
- spurious low alarm level
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In compressor, which failure mode is most important if oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of buoyancy
- failure to stop on demand
- damaged seals
- unbalance
- compressor stall
- external leakage - process medium
- overheating
- abnormal instrument reading
- eccentric impeller
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for compressor if oil debris exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- bearing damage
- unbalance
- compressor stall
- spurious high alarm level
- no output
- failure while running
- eccentric impeller
- spurious low alarm level
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for compressor if there are abnormal readings from oil debris?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- unbalance
- no output
- eccentric impeller
- spurious low alarm level
- bearing wear
- failure to cut
- valve fault
- compressor stall
- failure to start on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of compressor, which failure mode is most relevant when oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- sludge build-up
- misalignment
- eccentric impeller
- unbalance
- control-line-to-well communication
- no output
- stuck
- mooring failure
- cooling system fault
- mounting fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil leakage in compressor shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- valve fault
- well-to-control-line communication
- unbalance
- control-line-to-well communication
- bearing damage
- internal leakage utility medium
- sludge build-up
- mounting fault
- stuck
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when engine temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of functions on both pods
- cooling system fault
- misalignment
- bearing wear
- failure to cut
- abnormal instrument reading
- air inlet blockage
- vibration
- mounting fault
- failure to start on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if engine temperature exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage process medium
- unbalance
- external leakage - process medium
- bearing wear
- control/ signal failure
- low output
- high output
- piston ring fault
- fuel injector fault
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is pertinent if engine temperature registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage - process medium
- seal leakage
- faulty output frequency
- stuck
- unbalance
- bearing wear
- low oil supply pressure
- piston ring fault
- control-line-to-well communication
- ignition fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When cylinder pressure detects abnormal readings in reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- flywheel damage
- vibration
- control/ signal failure
- internal leakage process medium
- mounting fault
- bearing wear
- gear defects
- air inlet blockage
- failure to open on demand
- failure to stop on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for reciprocating internal combustion engine when abnormal readings is detected by cylinder pressure?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- loss of buoyancy
- high output
- internal leakage
- unbalance
- parameter deviation
- gear defects
- very low output
- flywheel damage
- fuel injector fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If cylinder pressure in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- failure to rotate
- bearing wear
- ignition fault
- spurious operation
- misalignment
- failure while running
- external leakage — utility medium
- unbalance
- cooling system fault
- low output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for reciprocating internal combustion engine when abnormal readings is detected by cylinder pressure?

Choices:
- insufficient power
- cooling system fault
- delayed operation
- secondary balance gear fault
- mounting fault
- external leakage process medium
- piston ring fault
- high output
- gear defects
- external leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, what is the key failure mode when air flow has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- breakdown
- piston ring fault
- air inlet blockage
- sludge build-up
- secondary balance gear fault
- power/signal transmission failure
- control / signal failure
- seal leakage
- failure to disconnect


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for reciprocating internal combustion engine when abnormal readings is detected by air flow?

Choices:
- faulty output frequency
- control-line-to-well communication
- loss of functions on both pods
- secondary balance gear fault
- fuel injector fault
- misalignment
- load drop
- ignition fault
- external leakage - process medium
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, what is the key failure mode when fuel pressure has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- failure to connect
- bearing wear
- fuel filter blockage
- failure to cut
- mounting fault
- secondary balance gear fault
- spurious high alarm level
- low output
- erratic output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel flow in reciprocating internal combustion engine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- misalignment
- global buckling
- secondary balance gear fault
- air inlet blockage
- plugged/ choked
- internal leakage utility medium
- fuel injector fault
- abnormal instrument reading
- flywheel damage
- spurious stop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when fuel flow shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- failure to lock/unlock
- stuck
- bearing wear
- air inlet blockage
- external leakage - utility medium
- erratic output
- ignition fault
- secondary balance gear fault
- control-line-to-well communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when fuel flow shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- erratic output
- fuel filter blockage
- misalignment
- control / signal failure
- seal leakage
- gear defects
- insufficient power
- failure to close on demand
- minor in-service problems
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When fuel flow in reciprocating internal combustion engine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- gear defects
- internal leakage - process medium
- spurious low alarm level
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to close on demand
- seal leakage
- failure to connect
- cooling system fault
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most important if exhaust temperature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- secondary balance gear fault
- failure to regulate
- failure to disconnect
- abnormal instrument reading
- spurious low alarm level
- bearing wear
- fuel injector fault
- air inlet blockage
- failure to function on demand
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When exhaust temperature in reciprocating internal combustion engine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- external leakage utility medium
- control/ signal failure
- structural deficiency
- control-line-to-well communication
- gear defects
- air inlet blockage
- misalignment
- ignition fault
- flywheel damage
- breakdown


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is pertinent if exhaust temperature registers abnormal readings?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- internal leakage process medium
- premature closure
- control/ signal failure
- failure to function on demand
- unbalance
- fuel filter blockage
- bearing wear
- internal leakage - utility medium
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If exhaust pressure in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- spurious high alarm level
- plugged/ choked
- bearing wear
- secondary balance gear fault
- fuel injector fault
- leakage in closed position
- faulty output voltage
- flywheel damage
- external leakage — utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If exhaust pressure in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- gear defects
- loss of functions on both pods
- mounting fault
- fuel filter blockage
- bearing wear
- mooring failure
- delayed operation
- misalignment
- insufficient power
- overheating


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if exhaust pressure exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- ignition fault
- gear defects
- sludge build-up
- piston ring fault
- failure to lock/unlock
- spurious low alarm level
- fuel injector fault
- spurious high alarm level
- seal leakage
- loss of buoyancy


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for reciprocating internal combustion engine if there are abnormal readings from exhaust pressure?

Choices:
- unbalance
- failure to disconnect
- flywheel damage
- failure to function on demand
- ignition fault
- cooling system fault
- piston ring fault
- load drop
- failure to rotate
- spurious low alarm level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- high output
- air inlet blockage
- cooling system fault
- failure to disconnect
- very low output
- failure to function as intended
- failure to stop on demand
- seal leakage
- piston ring fault
- fuel injector fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If vibration in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- spurious operation
- ignition fault
- internal leakage - utility medium
- seal leakage
- breakdown
- control/ signal failure
- internal leakage utility medium
- air inlet blockage
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to lock/unlock
- plugged/ choked
- bearing wear
- fuel filter blockage
- noise
- piston ring fault
- cooling system fault
- internal leakage utility medium
- air inlet blockage
- sludge build-up


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If vibration in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- cooling system fault
- fuel filter blockage
- external leakage - fuel
- failure to start on demand
- piston ring fault
- air inlet blockage
- external leakage utility medium
- internal leakage utility medium
- secondary balance gear fault
- very low output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- parameter deviation
- low oil supply pressure
- seal leakage
- cooling system fault
- overheating
- air inlet blockage
- leakage in closed position
- internal leakage process medium
- fuel filter blockage
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- flywheel damage
- fuel filter blockage
- delayed operation
- noise
- piston ring fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to set/retrieve
- cooling system fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- internal leakage - utility medium
- seal leakage
- loss of buoyancy
- air inlet blockage
- slippage
- fuel filter blockage
- piston ring fault
- failure to connect
- mounting fault
- failure to cut


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most important if vibration shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- well-to-control-line communication
- heating failure
- piston ring fault
- cooling system fault
- air inlet blockage
- vibration
- loss of buoyancy
- unbalance
- seal leakage
- control / signal failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If vibration in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- spurious high alarm level
- cooling system fault
- external leakage process medium
- structural deficiency
- misalignment
- internal leakage - process medium
- air inlet blockage
- piston ring fault
- seal leakage
- premature closure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if output power exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- stuck
- misalignment
- failure to function as intended
- insufficient heat transfer
- fuel injector fault
- unbalance
- failure in lightning protection system
- cooling system fault
- parameter deviation
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When output power in reciprocating internal combustion engine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- secondary balance gear fault
- insufficient power
- external leakage utility medium
- unbalance
- internal leakage
- ignition fault
- fuel filter blockage
- air inlet blockage
- failure to start on demand
- erratic output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For reciprocating internal combustion engine, what is the key failure mode when output power has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- stuck
- bearing wear
- fuel filter blockage
- control / signal failure
- failure in lightning protection system
- external leakage — utility medium
- air inlet blockage
- piston ring fault
- failure to close on demand
- gear defects


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for reciprocating internal combustion engine when abnormal readings is detected by oil consumption?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- failure to lock/unlock
- bearing wear
- unbalance
- spurious operation
- sludge build-up
- secondary balance gear fault
- failure to open on demand
- minor in-service problems
- fuel injector fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil consumption in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- control / signal failure
- failure to function on demand
- internal leakage - process medium
- abnormal instrument reading
- mounting fault
- heating failure
- ignition fault
- unbalance
- fuel filter blockage
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when oil consumption shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- seal leakage
- erratic output
- failure to function on demand
- loss of buoyancy
- air inlet blockage
- breakdown
- internal leakage process medium
- misalignment
- mounting fault
- flywheel damage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil consumption detects abnormal readings in reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- flywheel damage
- failure to function on demand
- failure while running
- piston ring fault
- mounting fault
- power/signal transmission failure
- bearing wear
- failure to stop on demand
- unbalance
- external leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil consumption in reciprocating internal combustion engine displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- unbalance
- sludge build-up
- spurious operation
- cooling system fault
- spurious low alarm level
- internal leakage process medium
- low output
- secondary balance gear fault
- air inlet blockage
- fuel filter blockage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if oil debris exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- spurious low alarm level
- erratic output
- air inlet blockage
- fuel filter blockage
- fuel injector fault
- unbalance
- loss of buoyancy
- external leakage — utility medium
- failure to regulate
- bearing wear


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If oil debris in reciprocating internal combustion engine shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- fuel filter blockage
- ignition fault
- failure to regulate
- piston ring fault
- secondary balance gear fault
- control / signal failure
- control/ signal failure
- global buckling
- unbalance
- internal leakage - utility medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- secondary balance gear fault
- fuel injector fault
- unbalance
- seal leakage
- slippage
- failure to open on demand
- cooling system fault
- global buckling
- delayed operation
- low oil supply pressure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When oil debris detects abnormal readings in reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- power/signal transmission failure
- low oil supply pressure
- loss of functions on both pods
- fuel injector fault
- unbalance
- low output
- air inlet blockage
- gear defects
- seal leakage
- well-to-control-line communication


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In the context of reciprocating internal combustion engine, which failure mode is most relevant when oil debris shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- air inlet blockage
- failure to disconnect
- parameter deviation
- flywheel damage
- failure in lightning protection system
- ignition fault
- external leakage utility medium
- premature closure
- fuel injector fault
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for reciprocating internal combustion engine if cooling fluid leak exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- delayed operation
- fuel injector fault
- fuel filter blockage
- external leakage - fuel
- plugged/ choked
- air inlet blockage
- internal leakage
- cooling system fault
- failure to stop on demand
- seal leakage


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If current in electric generator shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- structural deficiency
- rotor windings fault
- failure to stop on demand
- misalignment
- unbalance
- plugged/ choked
- external leakage — utility medium
- external leakage - fuel
- external leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for electric generator if there are abnormal readings from current?

Choices:
- unbalance
- failure to disconnect
- breakdown
- bearing damage
- well-to-control-line communication
- failure to set/retrieve
- power/signal transmission failure
- misalignment
- stator windings fault
- loss of functions on both pods


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When current detects abnormal readings in electric generator, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- eccentric rotor
- bearing damage
- control-line-to-well communication
- external leakage — utility medium
- leakage in closed position
- insufficient power
- misalignment
- sludge build-up
- unbalance
- load drop


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric generator, what is the key failure mode when current has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- brush(es) fault
- unbalance
- external leakage process medium
- premature closure
- external leakage - utility medium
- misalignment
- low oil supply pressure
- failure to function on demand
- power/signal transmission failure


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If current in electric generator shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- very low output
- failure to connect
- external leakage process medium
- unbalance
- premature closure
- insulation deterioration
- misalignment
- control/ signal failure
- spurious high alarm level


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if current exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- failure to disconnect
- loss of output power phase
- spurious low alarm level
- bearing damage
- mooring failure
- internal leakage
- failure to stop on demand
- loss of functions on both pods
- unbalance


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric generator, which failure mode is most important if voltage shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- brush(es) fault
- stator windings fault
- rotor windings fault
- unbalance
- misalignment
- high output
- failure to connect
- minor in-service problems
- failure to lock/unlock
- very low output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode is most relevant for electric generator if there are abnormal readings from voltage?

Choices:
- control-line-to-well communication
- insulation deterioration
- misalignment
- faulty output frequency
- bearing damage
- eccentric rotor
- load drop
- failure to cut
- stator windings fault
- high output


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When voltage in electric generator displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- control / signal failure
- plugged/ choked
- loss of output power phase
- failure to open on demand
- failure to function on demand
- bearing damage
- eccentric rotor
- unbalance
- power/signal transmission failure
- misalignment


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if resistance exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- misalignment
- insulation deterioration
- bearing damage
- external leakage - utility medium
- loss of output power phase
- brush(es) fault
- overheating
- internal leakage - utility medium
- plugged/ choked


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for electric generator when abnormal readings is detected by partial discharge?

Choices:
- external leakage - process medium
- overheating
- unbalance
- premature closure
- global buckling
- bearing damage
- misalignment
- insulation deterioration
- control / signal failure
- stator windings fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric generator, which failure mode is most important if power shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- misalignment
- insulation deterioration
- brush(es) fault
- internal leakage - utility medium
- failure to set/retrieve
- failure while running
- unbalance
- abnormal instrument reading
- bearing damage
- sludge build-up


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric generator, which failure mode is most important if torque shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- unbalance
- loss of output power phase
- failure to function on demand
- stuck
- plugged/ choked
- eccentric rotor
- minor in-service problems
- brush(es) fault
- loss of buoyancy
- insulation deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When torque in electric generator displays abnormal readings, which failure mode is the most applicable?

Choices:
- eccentric rotor
- insulation deterioration
- misalignment
- vibration
- mooring failure
- bearing damage
- unbalance
- sludge build-up
- plugged/ choked
- failure to regulate


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric generator, what is the key failure mode when radio frequency emissions has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- erratic output
- misalignment
- brush(es) fault
- eccentric rotor
- loss of output power phase
- premature closure
- failure to set/retrieve
- well-to-control-line communication
- noise
- rotor windings fault


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: When vibration detects abnormal readings in electric generator, which failure mode is the most relevant?

Choices:
- brush(es) fault
- insulation deterioration
- faulty output frequency
- failure to connect
- rotor windings fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- insufficient power
- external leakage - process medium
- structural deficiency
- failure to close on demand


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: For electric generator, what is the key failure mode when vibration has abnormal readings?

Choices:
- spurious high alarm level
- no output
- insulation deterioration
- faulty output voltage
- brush(es) fault
- plugged/ choked
- stator windings fault
- overheating
- failure to set/retrieve
- vibration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- loss of buoyancy
- external leakage - process medium
- failure to function as intended
- heating failure
- brush(es) fault
- external leakage — utility medium
- failure to connect
- eccentric rotor
- insulation deterioration
- failure to lock/unlock


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- bearing damage
- external leakage - process medium
- loss of functions on both pods
- external leakage - fuel
- internal leakage - process medium
- failure in lightning protection system
- insufficient power
- heating failure
- brush(es) fault
- insulation deterioration


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: Which failure mode should be considered for electric generator when abnormal readings is detected by vibration?

Choices:
- stuck
- loss of output power phase
- no output
- external leakage - process medium
- insulation deterioration
- brush(es) fault
- external leakage - fuel
- faulty output frequency
- failure while running
- internal leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: What is the most relevant failure mode for electric generator if vibration exhibits abnormal readings?

Choices:
- failure to close on demand
- unbalance
- failure to lock/unlock
- faulty output frequency
- brush(es) fault
- insulation deterioration
- internal leakage utility medium
- erratic output
- external leakage - process medium
- insufficient heat transfer


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: If vibration in electric generator shows abnormal readings, which failure mode is most significant?

Choices:
- internal leakage
- mooring failure
- vibration
- misalignment
- brush(es) fault
- stuck
- insufficient heat transfer
- minor in-service problems
- insulation deterioration
- internal leakage - process medium


failure_mode_sensor_analysis

Question: In electric generator, which failure mode is most important if temparature shows abnormal readings?

Choices:
- external leakage - fuel
- minor in-service problems
- insulation deterioration
- rotor windings fault
- eccentric rotor
- power/signal transmission failure
- unbalance
- misalignment
- load drop
- spurious stop