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Optimal instrument selection requires selection of a comparison methodology and conversion of instrument parameters to a common basis. Life cycle cost is an ideal comparison methodology because the conversion to cost/benefit (dollars) is familiar to most engineers. Examples of life cycle cost difference studies are given.
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