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First World Congress on Engineering Asset Management 2006

11-14 June 2007

The Cairn Hotel, Harrogate, United Kingdom

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Monday 11th June 2007

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14:00 – 15:20

TUTORIAL:
Influence of design, production technology, operation, condition change factors on vibration signal generated by gearboxes
Prof W Bartelmus, Wroclaw University of Technology

WORKSHOP:
Introduction to thermography for asset management
Mr C Pearson, BSRIA / UKTA

WORLD LEADING SESSION:
Open Session
organised by Airbus UK

15:20
– 16:40

WORKSHOP:
Risk based decision making (RBDM) in integrated asset management: From development of asset management frameworks to development of asset risk management plans
Dr R Stapelberg, CIEAM

WORKSHOP:
Global perspectives on Intelligent Maintenance and EAM Global perspectives on Intelligent Maintenance and EAM
Prof J Lee

WORKSHOP:
Implementing a condition based maintenance strategy to an industrial environment
Mr N Walker, UKTA

16:40

18:00
WORKSHOP:
Planetary gearbox condition monitoring
Prof W Bartelmus, Wroclaw University of Technology
TUTORIAL:
The realities and practicalities of vibration testing – The test you defined was not necessarily what you did
Mr R Baker, LDS Testing & Measurement

WORKSHOP:What every CEO should know! Standards, certification and benefits
Dr S Roe, The British Institute of NDT

14:00 – 17:00 ISEAM Board Meeting
18:00 – 19:00 Welcome reception for WCEAM / CM2007 committee members – invitation only
19:00 Welcome reception

Tuesday 12th June 2007

08:30 Opening Ceremony

 

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Plenary Keynote Lecture:  What is engineering asset management?
Prof J Amadi-Echendu, Prof R Willett, Prof K Brown, Prof J Lee, Prof J Mathew, Prof N Vyas, Prof B Yang

Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Nanostructured smart materials for engineering asset evaluation and condition monitoring
Dr M Schulz, Dr Shanov, Dr Yun
The University of Cincinnati

09:30 Tea, Coffee & Exhibition

SESSION 1

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Strategic engineering asset management: activities in the European research network 'EURENSEAM'
CHAIRS: Jayantha Liyanage, CIAM / UIS
Dr K Komonen, VTT Technical Research Centre

Trained structured and statistical methods in condition monitoring
CHAIRS:
Prof L Kuravsk, Dr S Baranovy
Russian Aviation Co.

Gears-diagnostics, decision making and signal processing
CHAIR: Prof S Radkowski, Warsaw University of Technology

Developments of advanced pattern recognition techniques for robust diagnostics
CHAIR: Dr S King, Rolls-Royce

The role of SHM and NDT in improved asset management
CHAIR: Prof P Cawley, Imperial College

Analytical tools for material evaluation
CHAIR: Dr K Donne, Swansea Institute

09:55

European research network for strategic engineering asset management
K Komonen, VTT Technical Research Centre

Wavelet transforms and relaxation neural networks as promising technology components of technical and medical diagnostics and modelling
L Kuravsky, S Baranov, Russian Aviation Co

Nonlinearity and intermodulation phenomena tracking as a method for detecting early stages of gear failures
S Radkowski, Warsaw University of Technology

Advanced engine monitoring systems
S King, Rolls Royce

The contribution of NDT and SHM in improved asset management
P Cawley, Imperial College

Experiences in implementing risk-based inspection
C Ablitt, I Partridge, TWI

10:20

Changing behaviour for effective asset management.
J Huisma1, Y Wijnia2 1Tennet
2Delft University of technology

Statement networks in expert systems for condition monitoring
W Cholewa, Silesian University of Technology

Decomposition of symptom observation matrix and its optimisation in vibration condition monitoring of machines
C Cempel, R Barczewski, Poznan University of Technology

Specific and generic modelling for gas turbine novelty detection
D Clifton1, B Haskins2 P Bannister1, L Tarassenko
1University Of Oxford 2Oxford BioSignals Ltd

No indications detected
T Dunhill, Rolls Royce

Radiative and transient thermal transport modelling using the boundary element method
K Donne, A Marotin Swansea Institute

10:40

Determination of critical, corporate level success factors based on physical assets
T Koppinen, VTT Technical Research Centre

Statistical analysis of vibration signal in water hydraulic motor based on wavelet packet multi-decomposition
H Chen, S Chua, G Lim, Nanyang Technological University

De-convolution of time-series data using translational symmetry and Eigenstate analysis
C Moodie1, A Tieu1, S Biddle2
1University of Wollongong
2Bluescope Steel

FUMS Asset management techniques
H Azzam, I Grainger, P Knight, R Ellison Smiths Aerospace

Requirements of second and third generation inspection management systems in the oil and gas industry
S Terpstra, P van de Camp, F Hoeve, Shell Global Solutions

Modelling of time reversal focusing in straight pipes
C Ennaceur, T Gan, R Sanderson, P Mudge, B Bridge, TWI

11:00

Corporate dynamics vs industrial asset performance: The sustainability challenge
R Chandima Ratnayake, J Liyanage
University of Stavanger

On the approach to identifying quantitative trait loci in behaviour genetics
L Kuravsky, P Kornienko, Moscow State University of Psychology and Education

Use of reduction of dimensionality in evaluation of fatigue related failures in a power unit of a suburban train
M Jasinkski, S Radkowski, Warsaw University of Technology

Agent-based technology for data management, diagnostics and learning within condition monitoring applications
S Rudd, V Catterson, S McArthur, Strathclyde University

Inspection and condition monitoring strategies for Magnox power stations
A Wooldridge, Magnox Electric

Non-destructive evaluation of fracture in automotive windscreens
K Donne1, G Calvert2, R Thomas1, C Davies3 1Swansea Institute
2VisEng Ltd, 3Belron Technical Ltd

11:20

Migration towards integrated work processes to realize integrated eOperation (IO) for high-risk assets
Y Bai, J Liyanage, University of Stavanger

Application of neural network for prediction of slip free temperature offsets in semiconductor epitaxial process
X Li1, M Luo1, X Yang2, Z Zhong2 1Singapore Institute of Manufacturing 2Nanyang Institute of Technology

Application of neural networks for detection of gearbox faults
B Lazarz, P Czech, Silesian University of
Technology

Learning jet engine vibration response for novelty detection
P Bannister, L Tarassenko, University of Oxford

Structural health monitoring for engineering asset management in aeronautics
C Paget, Airbus UK

Designing and implementing a tool for measuring the maturity of preventative maintenance process management within an international steel company
D Williams, J MacLachlan, Corus Group Ltd

11:40

The human factor in asset management process development
Y Wijnia, Delft University of Technology

Forecasting fatigue failures of aircraft structures with the aid of trained multifactor Markov networks
S Baranov, Russian Aviation Co.

Use of information embedded in vibroacoustic signal to crack evolution tracking of gear failure
S Gontarz, J Dybala, S Radkowski, Warsaw University of Technology

Towards prognosis of gas turbine accessory faults using high frequency analysis techniques
A Mills, Rolls-Royce

Temperature sensitivity limitations for guided wave structural health monitoring
A Croxford, P Wilcox, B Drinkwater, University of Bristol

The use of the standard deviation in the removal of noise from ultrasonic B-Scans
I Wells1, P Charlton2, S Mosey2
1Swansea Institute, 2Inspection Solutions Ltd

12:00

Establishing and running a condition based maintenance policy: applied example for vibration based maintenance
B Al-Najjar, Vaxjo University

Neural networks: experience of deployment by the StatSoft Russia Company
V Borovikov, V Rastunkov, StatSoft

Application of the local plane concept in control diagnostics of gears
A Galezia, J Maczak, Warsaw University of Technology

Diagnostics and prognostics of disturbances and faults in air fans
J Miettinen1, V Järvinen2, P Salmenpera3, Tampere 1University of Technology, 2Gardner Denver Oy

Probing the real behaviour of reinforced concrete cantilevered slabs by tracking resonant frequency changes when subjected to gradual structural deterioration
S Tsang, L Chu, Hong Kong Polytechnic University

Integrated multiple-sensor methodology for condition assessment of water mains
M Fahmy, O Moselhi, Concordia University

12:20 – 13:20 Lunch & Exhibition

 
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Plenary Keynote Lecture: Miniaturised computational imaging system design for super resolution, large field-of-view and extended depth-of-field with applications to surveillance, medical imaging and condition-based-maintenance
HRB Systems Prof N Bose, Pennsylvania State University

 

Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Predictable behaviour-achieving enhanced reliability
Mr Anuzis, Rolls Royce plc


SESSION 2

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Engineering asset management

The theories, methods and applications on fault feature extraction
CHAIR: Prof J Lin

Session 1C Continued

Engineering asset management

Condition monitoring applications

Monitoring of complex systems and structures
CHAIR: Prof A Chattopadhyay, Arizona State University

14:05

Integration through standards – an overview of international standards relevant to the integration of engineering asset management
A Koronios, D Natasie, V Chanana, A Haider, CIEAM

Picking-up character of track long-wave irregularity of maglev railway based on time-frequency analysis
L Jianhui, Southwest Jiao Tong University

 

Reduction of the vibration energy in gearboxes
B Lazarz, A Wilk, H Madej, G Wojnar, Silesian University of Technology

The path to asset performance management
C Hotblack, Ivensys

Mechanical integrity for pressure swing adsorbers
J Lilley1, J Sims2 C Becht2
1Veritec
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Becht Engineering Inc.

Damage diagnosis using kernel based method
A Chattopadhyay, C Coelho, S Das, Arizona State University

14:30

Improving the cost-effectiveness of a maintenance programme
T Ahonen, Helena Kortelainen, S Kunttu, M Reunanen, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland

Detecting character of track long-wave irregularity of maglev railway based on strap-down inertial system
Z Yanchen, Southwest Jiao Tong University

The fusion of multi-level wavelet decomposition for induction motor fault diagnosis using transient current signal
G Niu, A Widodo, J Son, B Yang, Pukyong National University

Study and analysis of risks at railway level crossings
G Chattopadhyay1, M Soenarjo2, J Powell3, V Reddy2
1Central Queensland University, 2Queensland University of Technology, 3Queensland Rail

The application of condition monitoring in Royal Mail
M Jenkinson, Royal Mail

TERA- a tool for aero-engine modelling and management
S Ogaji, P Pilidis, R Hales, Cranfield University

14:50

New method for proactive maintenance of paper machine rolls
J Juhanko, K Petri, Helsinki University of Technology

The sensor fault-detection technology study of tilting train based on variance-calculating methods
G Yan, Chengdu Electromechanical College

Measurement and signal processing methods employed for testing car and truck gearboxes
J Tuma, VSB – Technical University of Ostrava

Multidimensional schemas for engineering asset management
A Mathew, L Ma, CIEAM

An overview of the predictive maintenance applications of airborne ultrasound testing
J Buckley, Sonatest

Detection of breathing cracks in a beam using dynamic response: Proposition of a technique using the finite element method based on the mixed variational principle
K Kamiya, T Yoshinga, K Yasuda, Nagoya University

15:10

Cost effective monitoring solution using external surveillance centre
M Hastings, S Gutt, C Andersson, Brüel & Kjær Vibro

Study on acceleration sensor’s fault-tolerance technology of tilting train
L Jianhu, Southwest Jiao Tong University

 

Asset management excellence
N Gregory, Meridian Energy Ltd

A distributed processing service orientated architecture for data intensive condition monitoring and diagnostics applications
M Jessop, M Fletcher, J Austin, University of York

An overview of gas turbine performance diagnostics
Y Li, Cranfield University

15:30

Why technological determinism, why not socio-technical alignment for IS based asset management?
A Koronios, A Haider, CIEAM

Test and evaluation of the dynamic performance for the power measured train
L Lu, Southwest Jiao Tong University

 

Blended learning for maintenance personnel
M Barratt, SKF

Real time simulations for supporting condition monitoring systems for multimegawatt drives
N Vijayakumar, P Burgwinkel, A Messner, C Steinhusen, J Lachmann, RWTH Aachen University

In situ balancing of dryer groups in a paper machine
E Porkka, J Juhanko, Helsinki University of Technology

15:30 – 16:00 Tea, Coffee & Exhibition

SESSION 3

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Engineering asset management

Vibration monitoring techniques

Engineering asset management

Prognostics

Advanced condition monitoring techniques
CHAIR: Prof S Lahdelma, University of Oulu

16:05

End-of-lifecycle asset management in the pharmaceutical industry
P Anderson, FIKM

The vibration analyst checklist – do you pass?
D Whittle, RMS Reliability

Modelling total cost of ownership of rail infrastructure for outsourcing services
G Chattopadhyay1, A Rahman2,
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Central Queensland University, 2Griffith University

Prediction of bearing wear in brushless DC motor using wavelet based correlation modelling
J Zhou1, M Luo1, Q Shao2, Z Zhong2
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Singapore Institute of Manufacturing Technology
2Nanyang Technological University

Advanced signal processing and fault diagnosis in condition monitoring
S Lahdelma, E Juuso, University of Oulu

16:30

Asset management processes: Modelling, evaluation and integration
Y Sun, L Ma, J Mathew, CIEAM

Bearing fault diagnosis using automaton through quanitization of vibration signals
Y Choi, Sungkyunkwan University

 

Performance evaluation of IS based water infrastructure asset management
A Koronios, A Haider, University of South Australia

Emerging sensors in aerospace structural diagnostics and prognostics
A Ghoshal1, H Kim2, 1United Technologies Research Centre, 2Inha University

Feature extraction for vibration analysis of cavitation in kaplan water turbines
E Juuso, S Lahdelma, P Vähäoja, University of Oulu

16:50

Spare part stock asset management by stochastic simulation
P Hagmark, H Pernu, Tampere University of Technology

Gearbox monitoring and diagnosis
A El-Shafei, RITEC

Garbage in, garbage out: operator intention as an antecedent of engineering asset data quality
G Murphy, CIEAM

Grid quality of service provision in BROADEN
M Haji, K Djemame, University of Leeds

Advanced condition monitoring for lime kilns
E Juuso, S Lahdelma, University of Oulu

17:10

Critical success factors for the implementation of business intelligence systems: A case study in rail corporation
W Yeoh, J Gao, A Koronios, University of South Australia

The vibrodiagnostics of grinding processes
T Malysheva, A Zakhezin, South-Ural State University

Analysis of cycle time variation for process optimisation in animal feed block plant
G Chattopadhyay, A Desai, Central Queensland University

Data mining techniques and singular spectrum analysis for tool condition monitoring in metal cutting
P Dehombreux, B Kilundu
Faculté Polytechnique de Mons

A practical approach to choose best oil for mineral machine (Libher damtrack) by oil condition monitoring
H Ahmadi, Tehran University

17:30 Close
18:00 Coaches depart for York Tour & Dinner at The Castle Museum

Wednesday 13th June 2007

 
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Plenary Keynote Lecture: Optimizing performance, reliability and maintenance through structural health monitoring
Prof FK Chang1, Dr M Miller1, Dr Beard2, Dr Liu2
1Stanford University, 2Accent Technologies

 

Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Optical speckle shearography for quantitative surface strain measurement
Prof R Tatam, Cranfield University

SESSION 4

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New technology applications in physical asset management
CHAIR: Prof J Amadi-Echendu, University of Pretoria

Root cause analysis in gearbox condition monitoring
CHAIR: Prof W Bartelmus, Wroclaw University of Technology

Information and communication technology (ICT) for maintenance
CHAIR: Prof M Garetti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

Emerging nano, bio, and info technologies for structural health monitoring
CHAIR: Dr M Schulz, The University of Cincinnati

Experimental and simulation models for monitoring and diagnostics
CHAIR: Prof A Lucifredi, The University of Genoa

The theories, methods and applications on fault feature extraction
CHAIR: Prof J Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

09:25

The use of digital protection relays in a petrochemical complex
A Kleynhans, J Amadi-Echendu, University of Pretoria

Root cause and vibration signal analysis for gearbox condition monitoring
W Bartelmus, Wroclaw University of Technology

Perspectives in maintenance management of the new ICT advances
M Garetti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy

A structural neural system with multi-state sensors for integrated systems health management
M Schulz, G Kirikera, Y Yeo-Heung, V Shanov, S Mullapudi, G Maheshwari, R Allemang, The University of Cincinnati

Experimental and virtual models for monitoring and diagnostics
A Lucifredi, P Silvestri, The University of Genoa

Cyclostationary analysis based fault feature extracting of rolling element bearing
J Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

09:50

Failure modes of conveyor belts deployed in mining applications
D Schoeman, J Amadi-Echendu, University of Pretoria

Condition monitoring using a fault simulator and a simple failure mechanism subjected to a random stress profile
D Lin1, A Jardine1, M Wiseman2
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University of Toronto
2OMDEC Inc.

New technologies for prognostics
E Jantunen, VTT Technical Research Centre

A spray-on carbon nanotube artificial neuron for structural health monitoring
Inpil Kang1, Jong Won Lee2
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Pukyung National University, 2Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials

Design of a test rig aimed to simulate the behaviour of large rotating machines
N Bachschmid, P Pennacchi, A Vania, Politecnico di Milano

Study on second generation wavelet finite element and quantitative identification of rotor cracks
C Xufei, Xi'an Jiatong University

10:10

SMART instrumentation adoption in conventional process plants
E Grobbelaar, J Amadi-Echendu, University of Pretoria

Application of spectral correlation techniques on mining machine signals: Identification of faulty components
W Bartelmus1, R Boustany1 R Zimroz1, J Antoni2
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Wroclaw University of Technology, 2Université de Technologie de Compiègne

TELMA: A full e-maintenance platform
E Levrat, B Iung
Nancy Université

A systematic approach for developing and deploying advanced prognostics technologies and tools: methodology and applications
J Lee, The University of Cincinnati

Experimental model of a semi-actively controlled rotor
C Carmignani, P Forte, P Badalassi, University of Pisa

A high speed on-line evaluation system for operating performance of turbine compressor sets based on thermodynamic parameter diagnosis
W Xiaofang, Dalian University of Technology

10:30

A reliability improvement and management programme
J Visser, B van Zyl
The University of Pretoria

Application of spectral correlation techniques on mining machine signals: Extraction of fault signatures
W Bartelmus1, R Boustany1 R Zimroz1, J Antoni2
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Wroclaw University of Technology, 2Université de Technologie de Compiègne

The Socrades European project (service-orientated cross-layer infRAstructure for distributed smart embedded devices)
A Colombo1, M Taisch2
1Schneider Electric,  2Politecnico di Milano, Italy

High-frequency self-powered Surface wave transducers for structural health monitoring applications
G Kirikera, L Sun, S Krishnaswamy, J Achenbach, Northwestern University

Design of a test bench for the vibro-acoustical analysis and diagnostics of rotating machines
G Dalpiaz, G D Elia, S Delvecchio, Università degli Studi di Ferrara

Demodulation of frequency-modulated gearbox vibration signals using cyclostationary analysis
L Weihua, South China University of Technology

10:50

Modelling risk in discrete multi-state repairable systems
M Lipsett, R Gallardo, M Zuo, University of Alberta

Numerical simulation of planetary gear failure detection by Wigner-Ville method
F Chaari, T Fakhfakh, M Haddar, National School of Engineers of Sfax

Process IT innovation in maintenance management to boost the competitiveness of European Process Industries
A Johansson,  Process IT Innovations

Remote acoustic monitoring of thin laminates
E Mfoumou, S Kao-Walter, C Hedberg, Blekinge Institute of Technology

Experimental rotor kit additions and virtual rotor kit
A Lucifredi P Silvestri, University of Genova

New method to continuously measure wheel/rail contact point on-rail
C Jianzheng, Southwest Jiao Tong University

11:10

Development of a smart sensor for condition monitoring using mems accelerometer
J Son1, B Yang1, H Jeong2, W Kim2
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Pukyong National University, 2Gyeongsang National University

Cyclostationary analysis as a tool for the detection of incipient faults in helicopter gearboxes
E Estupinan, P White, University of Southampton

Interpretation and Modelling of Corrosion Rate Measurements on Reinforced Concrete Structures
D W Law1 , F Blin2, K Wilson2,
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RMIT University 2Maunsell Australia

 

Model based diagnosis technique for the cogeneration system
T Kawai, Y Kamada, Osaka City University

Development and application of bearing fault diagnostic techniques in railway locomotive and rolling stock
D Fuyan, China Academy of Railway Sciences

11:30 – 11:55 Tea, Coffee & Exhibition

SESSION 5

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DYNAMITE, Dynamic decisions in maintenance
CHAIR: Dr A Starr, The University of Manchester

Sensing technologies for early damage detection and condition assessment
CHAIR: Dr S Sathish, Airforce Research Laboratory

Condition based monitoring – friend or foe
CHAIR: Dr T Lago, Acticut International AB

Utility inspection, remote and wireless condition monitoring
CHAIR: Dr P Tse, City University of Hong Kong

Condition monitoring of local damage
CHAIR: Prof L Gelman, Cranfield University

The theories, methods and applications on fault feature extraction
CHAIR: Prof X Wang

11:55

Wear debris analysis automation (WDAA): Past, present and future
M Khan, A Starr
University of Manchester

Nonlinear acoustics and thermo-elastic NDE measurements for fatigue damage evaluation
S Sathish1, K Jata2
1Air Force Research Laboratory, 2University of Dayton Research Institute

Condition based monitoring – friend or foe
T Lago, Acticut International AB

Development of a low-cost wireless signal acquisition system that is suitable for machine condition monitoring
P Tse, J Chan, City University of Hong Kong,

Novel time-frequency analysis for condition monitoring
L Gelman, Cranfield University

Machinery fault diagnosis based on chaotic oscillator and approximate entropy
W Taiyong, Tianjin University

12:20

Towards the implementation of integrated multimeasure and wireless monitoring system
A Albarbar, A Starr, R Pietruszkiewicz, The University of Manchester

Diagnostics for the quality test of small rotors using the SQ metric values of radiated sound
W Cho1, J Ih1, S Shin1,Y Kwon2
1Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, 2Daewoo Precision Ind Co Ltd

Feature extraction and classification approaches in condition based monitoring
M Nilsson, J Nordberg, L Håkansson, I Claesson, Blekinge Institute of Technology

A feasibility study on self-sustainable wireless sensors by using energy harvesters
C Lam, P Tse, City University of Hong Kong

An automated methodology for performing time synchronous averaging of a gear signal without speed sensor
F Combet, L Gelman
Cranfield University

Condtion monitoring and fault diagnosis based on second generation wavelet transform
H Zhengjia, Xi'an Jiaotong University

12:40

DYNAWEB. A web platform for flexible provision of E-maintenance services
A Arnaiz1, B Iung2, E Jantunen3, E Levrat2, E Gilabert1
1Fundación Tekniker
2Nancy University
3VTT Technical Research Centre

Measurements of impact induced waves using double pulse digital holography and photoelastic coating method
O Focke1, J Müller1, J Geldmacher1, W Jüptner1, C König2, M Calomfirescu3
1Bremen Institute of Applied Beam Technologie
2bBIK - Bremer Institut für Konstruktionstechnik 3cFIBRE - Faserinstitut Bremen

Acoustic and acoustic emission based condition monitoring of production processes
P Potocnik, E Govekar, I Grabec, University of Ljubljana

Investigation of corrosion inspection in pipeline using the longitudinal mode of cylindrical guided waves
X Wang, P Tse, City University of Hong Kong

In-service fatigue prediction in turbo machinery
L Gelman, T Noble, W-X Yang, Cranfield University

Fault diagnosis methods based on adaptive redundant second generation wavelet
Z Yanyang, Xi,an Jiatong University

13:00 – 14:15 Lunch & Exhibition

 
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Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Challenges facing the world of condition monitoring
Prof A Ball, The University of Manchester

 

Plenary Keynote Lecture: Analytical modelling in engineering asset testing and evaluation: do we need it anymore?
Prof L Fradkin, London South Bank University

15:00

Decision support algorithm for predictive maintenance of a heavy construction equipment
H Jun1, D Kiritsis1, P Xirouchakis1, C Corcelle2
1EPFL 2CATERPILLAR

Traditional and emerging technologies for non-destructive assessment of the incipient structural damage
A Zagrai, New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology

Quality control of automotive gearboxes
T Zmijevski, S Gerges, F Vasconcelos, Federal University of Santa Catarina

Design and performance of neural network schemes for diagnosis of rotating machinery faults
N Vyas, Indian Institute of Technology (Kanpur)

Design, manufacture and build of smooth running large rotor fans
D King, M Harrison, Rolls-Royce

Fractural damage analysis and optimised improvement for last stage moving blades in ECST
X Rong, Dalian University of  Technology

15:20

Applications of RFID technology in maintenance systems
A Adgar, D Addison
C Yau, University of Sunderland

Vibration condition monitoring techniques for fault diagnosis of electromotors
H Ahmadi, University of Tehran

Vibration in turning and the active control of tool vibration
H Akesson1, T Smirnova1, I Claesson1, L Harkansson1, T Lago2, 1Blekinge Institute of Technology, 2Acticut International AB

The predictive maintenance of main machines of the ship
P Bielawski, Maritime Academy of Szczecin

Optimised bicoherence analysis
L Gelman, I Petrunin, Cranfield University

The study of data mining method in oil monitoring based on Bayesian network
W Zhifang, Wuhuan University of Technology

15:40

Development of the wireless intelligent sensors for condition monitoring systems
R Pietruszkiewicz, A Albarbar, A Starr, University of Manchester

Feature analysis in monitoring and diagnosis of the running state of a casting crane
J Miettinen1, V Järvinen2, P Leinonen3,
1Tampere University of Technology, 2Gardner Denver Oy, 3Rautaruukki Oyj

Oil Condition Monitoring Technique for Fault Diagnosis on Crane Liebherr LHM-1200
H Ahmadi, University of Tehran

Use of On-line Sensor Technology for Oil & Machinery Condition Monitoring – Case studies on Real World applications, and their use to predict Machinery Failure and extend Oil Change Intervals
I Lamont, Kittiwake

Analysis of the cascade connection filters and its application to condition monitoring
D Magov, A Shcherba, National Technical University of Ukraine

Measure and diagnosis way of train bogie fault
Z Bin, Southwest Jiao Tong University


16:00 – 16:25
Tea, Coffee & Exhibition

SESSION 6

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Engineering asset management

Data fusion in condition monitoring
CHAIR: Dr S McInerny, The University of Alabama (Tuscaloosa)

Linking NDT to Condition and Structural Health Monitoring
CHAIR: Dr S Dixon, Warwick University

The future of condition monitoring
CHAIR: Dr S Roe, The British Institute of NDT

Acoustic emission technology
CHAIR: Dr S Schlindwein, The University of Leicester

Vibro-acoustic analysis
CHAIR: Prof AD Ball, Manchester University

16:25

Data quality and KPI's, a link to be established
V Masayna1, A Koronios1, J Gao1, M Gendron2
1University of South Australia

2Central Connecticut State University

A systems approach to data fusion for gas turbine condition health monitoring
M Krok, K McCarthy, GE Global Research Centre

Ultrasonic measurement of crystallographic texture in metals
S Dixon, S Essex, M Potter, the University of Warwick

The future of condition monitoring
Dr S Roe, The British Institute of NDT

Improving detectability on localised bearing defect using acoustic emission signal
Y Feng, F Schlindwein, The University of Leicester

Dual sensor measurement in pipe-work systems and its use in engine combustion monitoring
AD Ball1, J Jiang1,  R Gennish1, F Gu1, X Li2, K Liu2,
1The University of Manchester, 2Chinese Academy of Sciences

16:50

Assessing organisational capability maturity in information quality management: A case study in engineering asset management
S Baskarada, A Koronios, J Gao, University of South Australia

Remote condition monitoring using integrated technologies
J Van Dyke, DLI Engineering Corporation

Development of a solid-state multi-sensor array camera for real-time imaging of magnetic fields
P Gaydecki, D Benitez, S Quek, V Torres, Manchester University

The continued and future use of infrared thermography
R Thomas, Snell Infrared International

Improving detectability on localised bearing defect using wavelet denoised acoustic emission signal
Y Feng, F Schlindwein The University of Leicester

Characterisation of human perception for vehicle interior noise
F Jiao2, J Jiang2, Y Fan1, F Gu2, K Liu2, AD Ball1
1University of Manchester, 2Chinese Academy of Sciences

17:10

Integral decision support system for condition based asset management of electrical infrastructures
J Smit, Delft University of Technology, E Gulski, KSANDR

Asset health reliability estimation based on condition data
S Zhang, L Ma, Y Sun, J Mathew, CIEAM

Validation of surface mounted piezo-electric based sensor response for condition monitoring applications
S Pierce1, K Worden2, D Chetwynd2, J Rongong2 , J Hensman2, 1University of Strathclyde, 2University of Sheffield

Marine asset health management – qualification initiative
D Shorten, R Chenery, Lloyd's Register

A fault detection tool using AR pole trajectory
Y Feng, F Schlindwein, S Thanagasundram, The University of Leicester

The condition monitoring of mechanical seals using acoustic emissions
Y Fan, F Gu, AD Ball, University of Manchester

17:30

3D measurement for asset and environment authentication and analysis
T Breckon, Cranfield University

Rotating machinery fault diagnosis based on fuzzy data fusion techniques
X Liu, L Ma, J Mathew, CIEAM

Measurement of rolling bearing lubrication using piezoelectric thin films
B Drinkwater1, J Zhang1, K Kirk2, J Elgoyhen2, R Dwyer-Joyce3
1University of Bristol 2University of Paisley 3University of Sheffield

The future of thermography in condition monitoring
C Pearson, BSRIA / UKTA

Condition monitoring of oil lubricated hybrid contacts using acoustic emission and electrostatic charge sensing techniques
L Wang, R Wood, The University of Southampton

Wave number prediction of the waves in fluid-filled buried pipes for leakage detection
W Duan, F Gu, A Ball, B Lennox, K papadopoulou, J Turner, University of Manchester

17:50

Enhancing data quality in engineering asset management organisations
V Chanana, A Koronios, University of South Australia

Machine prognosis with full utilisation of truncated lifetime data
A Heng1, A Tan1, J Mathew1, B Yang2, 1CIEAM, 2Pukyong National University

Single sided capacitive imaging for structural health monitoring
G Diamond, P Purnell, D Hutchins, University of Warwick

Building energy efficiency using infrared thermography
N Walker, AWE

 

An experimental study of acoustic based condition monitoring of large diesel engines
D Moore, P Charles, J Jiang, F Gu, AD Ball, University of Manchester

18:10

A comparative study of engineering asset management best practice in Australia, New Zealand, UK and USA
Dr Rudolph Frederick Stapelberg , Griffith University / CIEAM

Elementary fusion of gear fault metrics – an instructional example
Prof S McInerny, University of Alabama

Recent developments in CBM optimisation: Including on-line sensor data in an open pit mining environment
N Montgomery, University of Toronto

An investigation into the fault detection of machines based on acoustic array systems
J Jiang, Y Fan, D Moore, F Gu, AD Ball, Manchester University

18:30 Close
19:30 for 20:00 Conference Dinner

Thursday 14th June 2007

 
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Plenary Keynote Lecture: Infrared thermography, a view from America
Dr J Snell, Snell Infrared

 

Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Stress monitoring of civil and mechanical engineering infrastructure
Prof Brennan, Cranfield University

09:10 Tea & Coffee

09:20

Panel Session: Future directions in condition monitoring
CHAIRS: P Anuzis1, AD Ball2, R Lyon3, 1Rolls Royce, 2the University of Manchester, 3RWE Power International / the British Institute of NDT

 

Panel Session: Future directions in engineering asset management
CHAIR: J Mathew, CIEAM

SESSION 7

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Strategic engineering asset management: Activities in the European research network 'EURENSEAM'
CHAIRS: Dr J Liyanage1, Dr K Komonen2
1CIAM / UIS, 2VTT Technical Research Centre

NDE of complex materials
CHAIR: Prof L Fradkin, London South Bank University

Acoustic emission technology & rotating machines
CHAIR: Dr D Mba, Cranfield University

Detection of leakage and blockage in pipelines using acoustic techniques
CHAIR: Dr F Podd, University of Bradford

The theories, methods and applications on fault feature extraction
CHAIR: Prof G Xu

Vibration monitoring techniques

10:25

European research network for strategic engineering asset management: preliminary action program and opportunities
J Liyanage, University of Stavanger, Norway.

Semi-analytical methods for modelling NDE of complex materials
L Fradkin, London South Bank University

Assessing AE signals from natural degradation of slow speed rolling element bearings
M Elforjani, D Mba, Cranfield University

Detection of leakage and lockage in pipelines using acoustic techniques
K Papadopoulou, B Lennox, T Taylor, J Turner, X Wang, University of Manchester

Dynamic fault diagnosis model based on support vector domain description
Z Qing, Xi'an Jiaotong University

Symmetry methods applied to the condition monitoring of slow speed slew bearings
C Moodie1, A Tieu1, S Biddle2
1University of Wollongong
2Bluescope Steel

10:50

Dynamic project portfolio selection in infrastructure sector
T Koppinen, VTT Technical Research Centre

Condition monitoring of structures using magneto-stricitve sensor (MsS)
D Dulay, NDT Consultants

Energy index technique for early detection of incipient bearing failures with acoustic emission
K Al-Balushi1, D Mba2
1Sultan Qaboos University, 2Cranfield University

Low cost acoustic sensors for blockage detection in pipes
T Bin-Ali, University of Bradford

A dynamic alarm method for equipment operating condition based on probabilistic neural network
X Guanghua, Xi'an Jiaotong University

Monitoring of the machine elements in machine tools using vibration signals by FEM
H Ravindra, N Prakash, S Kumar, PES College of Engineering

11:10

Investment analysis for capacity management based on real options
Tony Rosqvist, Minna Räikkönen, Kari Komonen, VTT Technical Research Centre

NDE of concrete based on elastic waves: the role of imperfect bondings studied by numerical simulation and laser vibrometry
B Koehler, F Schubert
Fraunhofer-Institut für zerstörungsfreie Prüfverfahren (IZFP)

The influence of specific film thickness on the generation of acoustic emissions for operating spur gears
R Hamzah1 D Mba2, 1University of Technology Malaysia, 2Cranfield University

Normal modes in partially filled pipes
F Podd, University of Bradford

Tribo-system condition monitoring based in SPA (set pair analysis)
W Zhifang, Wuhan University of Technology

Vibration diagnosis case of primary LNG pumps
K Eun, B Choi, K Jung, J Haneol, G Dongsik,
Korea Gas Technology Corporation

11:30

Enhancing manufacturing asset efficiency by means of a reference model: The integration of critical services into the manufacturing chain
G Schuh, G Gudergan, B Lorenz, A Garg FIR & RWTH

Condition monitoring of engineering assets using ultrasonic guided waves
P Mudge, TWI

Application of acoustic emission to monitoring two phase flow
A Addali, S. Al-Lababidi, D Mba, Cranfield University

Sludge and blockage detection inside pipes using ultrasonic guided waves
J Ma, M Lowe, Imperial College of London

A hybrid fault diagnosis system based on expert system, neural networks and case-based reasoning
T Han, University of Science and Technology

Electrical motor vibration acceptance criteria
A Mouton, Sasol Mining

11:50

Interaction between customer satisfaction and server satisfaction within industrial maintenance
S Suominen E Kupi, K Komonen, VTT Technical Research Centre

Digital audio and NDE: An unlikely but valuable partnership
P Gaydecki, the University of Manchester

Nonlinear ultrasonics in non-destructive evaluation and health monitoring of aircraft
R Vignjevic, L Kawashita, Cranfield University

Modelling propagation of ultrasonic guided waves in the layered steel / grout / steel structures
V Zernov, L Fradkin, London South Bank University

Feature extraction of impulsive-type periodic signals using morphological filter
W Jing, Xi'an Jiaotong University

A practical approach to fault diagnosis of transmission system electromotor in Mahshahr Silo by vibration condition monitoring
H Ahmadi, the University of Tehran

12:10

Asset management of Finnish waterworks
M Riihimaki, VTT Technical Research Centre

Investigation of photoelastic properties of nontransparent crystals
F Akhmedzhanov, Samarkand State University

On-line deposit surveys to determine the location and amount of deposit within operational pipelines prior to cleaning
L Robins, Tracerco

Nonlinear responses of two-span rotor-bearing system with coupling faults of crack and pedestal looseness
L Yuegang, Dalian National University

12:30

 

Evaluation of the health of spring steel (SUP-9) for corrosion property according to heat treatment and compressive residual stress
K Park, H Ju-Ryu, Pukyong National University

Pipe inspection using guided waves
W Zhou, M Ichchou, J Mencik, École Centrale de Lyon

A new design method of the real signal mother wavelet by lifting scheme and its application
Z Zhong, Toyohashi University of Technology

12:50 Lunch

 
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Plenary Keynote Lecture: Title to be confirmed
Prof J Chen, Shanghai Jiao Tong University

 

Plenary Invited Distinguished Lecture: Potential opportunities for non-contact ultrasonic methods in condition monitoring
Dr S Dixon, Dr R Edwards Dr M Potter, Dr X Jian, the University of Warwick


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Engineering asset management

Developments of advanced pattern recognition techniques for robust diagnostics
CHAIRS: Dr S King1, Dr A Starr2, 1Rolls Royce, 2The University of Manchester

Parameter Analysis
CHAIR: Dr J Shi, University of Huddersfield

Advanced signal processing and condition monitoring
CHAIR: Dr N Martin, GIPSA-Lab

Tool condition monitoring using vibration measurements
CHAIR: Prof S Heyns, University of Pretoria

Instantaneous Angular Speed Analysis
CHAIR: Dr Y Li, University of Ulster (1)

14:25

Appling the lessons learned in asset management around the world to the development of a web-based program learning environment
A Howard, GHD

Trending of performance parameters for aircraft engine condition monitoring
S Utete, D Clifton, L Tarassenko, the University of Oxford

Fault signal extraction using deviation energy in frequency domain
J Shi, University of Huddersfield

Advanced Signal Processing and Condition Monitoring
N Martin, GIPSA-Lab

Tool condition monitoring using vibration measurements – a review
S Heyns, University of Pretoria

Selecting extreme patterns for classifier design
Y Li, the University of Ulster

14:50

Bringing asset investment planning technology to the smaller water concession
M Oakes, M Engelhardt, P Skipworth, SEAMS

Using differential encoding for fast time-series data pattern matching
B Liang, J Austin, the University of York

Model-based fault detection for an electro-hydraulic servo system using the extended Kalman filter
L Zheng1, J Shi2, A Ball1
1University of Manchester
2University of Huddersfield

The future of motor protection: an example of sensor-less thermal monitoring of an induction motor
B Leprettre, Z Gao, R Colby, L Turner, Schneider Electric Industries

Tool wear monitoring using wavelet based multifractal analysis
A Ouahabi1, W Rmili1, D Aouit1, S Jaffard2, R Serra1
1Université de Tours-Polytech'Tours, 2Université Paris XII

Non-contact measurement of IAS based on a laser mouse
S Zhi, P Charles, H Guo, F Gu, A Ball, University of Manchester

15:10

Cost-effective system for sewer inspection
O Moselhi1, T Shehab2, 1Concordia University, 2California State University

New trends and the role of TPM
F Anvari, A Starr, the University of Manchester

Development of a fault prognostics model of a non-linear control system using the extended Kalman filter
L Zheng1, J Shi2, L Lidstone1, A Ball1
1University of Manchester, 2University of Huddersfield

Non-stationary signal analysis using fractional fourier methods
A Catherall, D Williams, Defence Science & Technology Laboratory

Artificial neural network based tool condition monitoring in drilling using vibration signal analysis
K Patra, S Pal, K Bhattacharyya, Indian Institute of Technology

An investigation of the engine flywheel speed fluctuation of large diesel-engine applications
P Charles, S Zhi, D Moore, H Guo, F Gu, A Ball, Manchester University

15:30

Why technological determinisn, why not socio-technical alignment for IS based asset management?
A Koronios, A Haider, the University of South Australia

Model-based fault detection and diagnosis of the anti-lock breaking system
A Elshanti1, A Badri1, A Naid1, M Rgeai1, J Shi2, A Ball1
1University of Manchester, 2University of Huddersfield

Diagnosis of mechanical failures in induction motors based on stator current Wigner distribution
M Chabert, M Blodt, J Regnier, E.N.S.E.E.I.H.T.

Data reduction in gear vibration analysis
L Mdlazi1, C Stander1, S Heyns1, T Marwala2, 1the University of Pretoria, 2the University of the Witwatersrand

Feature selection based on relevance vector machine for condition monitoring
K Zhang, J Treetrong, Y Fan, F Gu, A Ball, University of Manchester

15:50

Implementation of an asset management system
J Neophytou

Prediction of diesel engine exhaust valve and injector fault using exhaust gas pressure and numerical simulation
R Gennish, J Jiang, F Gu, A Ball, University of Manchester

Characterisation of signals issued from real systems using time-frequency phase based modelling procedure
C Ioanna1, A Jarrot2, C Cornu3, A Quinquis2, 1L.I.S, 2ENSIETA, 3Thales Groupe

Gearbox dynamic simulation estimation of fault growth
S Wu, M Zuo, University of Alberta

Experimental study of mechanical fault detection in reciprocating compressors using motor current signature analysis
A Naid, F Gu, A Ball,University of Manchester

16:10

A data quality survey for engineering asset management in Australia
S Lin, A Koronios, J Gao, the University of South Australia

Monitoring electric motors based on parameters identification techniques
J Treetrong, K Zhang, Y Fan, F Gu, A Ball, University of Manchester

On estimation of non-stationary motion parameters in video sequences
S Stankovic, University of Montenegro

A non-invasive technique for damage detection by wavelet analysis of vibration signals
B Basu, Trinity College Dublin

16:30

Asset management processes and their representation
L Ma, J Mathew, CIEAM

Condition monitoring of mechanical seals
B Rajan1, J Gill2
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Glaxo Smith Kline, 2Maia Systems

Condition monitoring of marine couplings through vibration analysis techniques
S Delvecchio, G Dalpiaz, E Mucchi, ENDIF

16:50 Conference Close

 

All abstracts and papers are subject to peer review by members of international scientific committees. Papers will appear in the Conference Proceedings published by Coxmoor Publishing Ltd, a world leader in the areas of condition monitoring and asset management.

Selected papers will be published in the house Journals of BINDT and the Institute of Diagnostic Engineers.

Selected papers which are related to 'case studies' will be published in Condition Monitor and NDT News.

The copyright for accepted papers will be retained by BINDT, though BINDT will not hinder publication of these papers elsewhere.

Best Paper Competitions

  • Best student paper competition is intended to encourage students in the fields of condition monitoring and asset management to present their work.
  • Most interesting paper competition is intended to encourage authors to present original papers.

Papers will be published only upon receipt of the full registration fees.

 


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