Physical basis of thermal control of the operating mode of the refrigeration unit
Diagnostics and output quality control of finished products in the context of digitalization of industrial enterprises can be considered as the most valuable source of objective data for compiling a digital passport of products and consumer goods. In modern conditions, confining ourselves exclusivel...
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