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The Technological Complexity of Aircraft Engines
Aircraft engines are remarkable feats of engineering, exhibiting precision with tolerances of less than one millimeter. They are built to withstand rigorous pressures and extended operational periods, which include numerous takeoffs and landings. This level of technology requires consistent monitoring through sensors that collect data on engine performance. The data is vital for engineers to identify potential issues before they lead to failures, emphasizing the proactive nature of aircraft maintenance.