Where can I find sample data required for Engine Condition Monitoring?
Your list of parameters is on the right track, and is the minimum set. If you can add a few more temperatures and pressures at other “stations” within the engine, the diagnostic accuracy improves.
No one on the internet will send you real data. OEMs and operators don’t give out data, because it contains proprietary information. That’s why 90% of the papers you have read probably use simulated data. Also, with simulated data, you actually know what the fault was. With a real engine, you don’t because when you pull an engine apart, there is no simple dimension you can measure to tell you what the change in efficiency of the fan actually is, for example. But, the trick with simulated data is to add a realistic amount of noise.
To generate simulated data you need a gas turbine performance program, like GasTurb or GSP. The latter of these is free for personal use. Maybe if you google “gas turbine performance simulation software” you will be lucky and find something free that does enough for your research.