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Asset and Fuel Management ER diagram models a relational database for tracking physical assets, fuel consumption, inventory, and maintenance schedules across multiple users. The schema defines five core entities—USER, ASSET, FUEL_USAGE, FUEL_INVENTORY, and MAINTENANCE—with foreign key relationships enabling one-to-many associations between users and assets, assets and fuel usage records, users and fuel inventory, and assets and maintenance logs. This normalized structure supports operational visibility into asset lifecycle, fuel efficiency monitoring, and preventive maintenance planning for fleet or facility management applications. Fork this diagram on Diagrams.so to customize table schemas, add indexes, or adapt it for your AWS RDS PostgreSQL or DynamoDB implementation. Consider adding audit timestamps and soft-delete flags to MAINTENANCE and FUEL_USAGE for compliance and historical tracking.

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This ER diagram provides a normalized relational schema with five entities: USER (account holders), ASSET (tracked equipment), FUEL_USAGE (consumption records), FUEL_INVENTORY (stock levels), and MAINTENANCE (service logs). Foreign keys link users to assets and inventory, and assets to fuel usage and maintenance, enabling efficient querying of asset history, fuel efficiency, and maintenance schedu