Programme 11 October

10-12 October 2016, Novotel Paris Sud, Porte de Charenton, Paris, France

Tuesday 11 October
08.00	Registration – Room: Le Forum Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
08.45	Plenary Keynote Lecture – [201] Novel finite element modelling for condition monitoring of gearboxes Professor F Pellicano, Italy Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
09.15	Keynote – [202] BINDT’s strategy for serving the CM, NDT and SHM community: A 2016 update C Sinclair, CEO of BINDT Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
09.30	Exhibition Spotlight Session – Room: Amphitheatre
	Session 4A Room: Ampitheatre – NDT and CM for composite applications *Chair: Dr K G Dassios*	Session 4B Room: Decouverte 3 – Advanced diagnostics and prognostics methods Chair: Dr R Klein	Session 4C Room: Decouverte 4 – Condition monitoring of power plants Chair: Professor A Lucifredi	Session 4D Room: Intuition – Modelling and testing of gearboxes Chair: Professor F Pellicano
09.45	[215] Non-destructive characterisation of the mechanical and fracture behaviour of ceramic matrix composites K G Dassios¹, E Z Kordatos², D G Aggelis³, D A Exarchos¹ and T E Matikas¹ ¹University of Ioannina ²Sheffield Hallam University ³Vrije Universiteit Brussel	[204] Morphing of spectrograms for vibration source identification in aircraft engines J Griffaton Safran Aircraft Engines	[205] Advanced CBM techniques for HPP equipment health check and failure root analysis A Bongiovì², M Salvini¹, I Ratotti¹ and M Antoine² ¹Enel Green Power ²ABB Power Generation	[206] Modelling gear pitting response and dynamic characteristics M Barbieri¹, F Pellicano¹, M Strozzi² and A Zippo¹ ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia ²University of Ferrara
10.05	[219] Advanced acoustic techniques for damage characterisation and real-time health monitoring of aerospace materials and structures I K Tragazikis, D A Exarchos, K G Dassios and T E Matikas University of Ioannina	[208] 2D spall generation simulation in a rolling element bearing D Gazizulin¹, R Klein² and J Bortman¹ ¹Ben-Gurion University ²R K Diagnostics	[209] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[210] Pitting and stress analysis of gears: a numerical and experimental study M Barbieri¹, F Pellicano¹, M Strozzi² and A Zippo¹ ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia ²University of Ferrara
10.25	[223] Condition monitoring of PTFE composite materials bearing through the correlation between lubricant condition and wear simulation Z Hui¹, T Guan¹, K Yang² and Y Gao² ¹China Marine Development and Research Centre, Beijing ²Wuhan University of Technology	[212] Compressor valves fault detection using vibration cyclostationarity M Eltabach and T Jung CETIM	[213] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[214] Dynamic imbalance of high-speed planetary gears M Barbieri¹, A Masoumi³, F Pellicano¹, M Strozzi² and A Zippo¹ ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia ²University of Ferrara ³University of Bologna
10.45	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum Meeting of the Condition Monitoring WG of ECNDT (WG6) – Room: Evolution
	Session 4A Room: Amphitheatre – Machinery diagnostics Chair: Dr I Petrunin	Session 4B Room: Decouverte 3 – Advanced diagnostics and prognostics methods continued Chair: Dr R Klein	Session 4C Room: Decouverte 4 – Modelling and CM for machinery Chair: Professor A Lucifredi	Session 4D Room: Intuition – Modelling and testing of gearboxes Chair: Professor F Pellicano
12.00	[203] Analysis of geomaterials using frequency-modulated continuous waves J Blanche¹, D Flynn¹, H Lewis², G Couples² and R Cheung³ ¹Institute of Sensors, Signals and Systems, Heriot-Watt University ²Institute of Petroleum Engineering, Heriot-Watt University ³Scottish Microelectronics Centre, University of Edinburgh	[216] Analysis of the rolling element bearing data set of the Centre for Intelligent Maintenance Systems at The University of Cincinnati W Gousseau^1,2, J Antoni¹, F Girardin¹ and J Griffaton² ¹LVA - INSA Lyon ²Snecma	[217] Finite element modelling of plate structure for loose-part mass estimation in nuclear power plant S I Moon, S I Lee, T Kang, J H Lee, S W Han and J H Park Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute	[218] Active vibration control of a composite plate A Zippo¹, M Barbieri¹, F Pellicano¹ and M Strozzi² ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia ²University of Ferrara
12.20	[247] Vibration content and sideband modulations of a planetary gearbox with three and four planets N Sawalhi Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University	[220] Estimation of spall size in bearing inner race based on vibration analysis E Madar¹, G Kogan¹, R Klein² and J Bortman¹ ¹Ben-Gurion University of the Negev ²R K Diagnostics	[221] Flow rate optimisation for hydropower plants A Bongiovì², V Santamaria³, F Vigato⁴, L Braggio¹ and M Barabino² ¹Consorzio Canale Camuzzoni ²ABB Power Generation ³University of Geneva ⁴Azienda Generale Servizi Municipalizzati	[222] New higher order spectra for wind turbines shaft misalignment diagnosis M Kiełczyński Msc and L Gelman Cranfield University
12.40	[226] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[224] Steps toward fault prognostics of gears N Koren¹, I Dadon¹, J Bortman¹ and R Klein ¹Ben-Gurion University of the Negev ²R K Diagnostics
13.00-13.55	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
13.15-14.00	Meeting of The International Scientific Committee (Working lunch by invitation) – Room: Evolution
14.00-14.40	International Society for Condition Monitoring Annual General Meeting – Room: Evolution
14.45	Plenary Keynote Lecture – [227] Prognostic approaches for estimation of the remaining useful life of structures and machinery Professor T Loutas and Professor V Kostopoulos, Greece Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
	Session 5A Room: Amphitheatre – Signal processing: Identification, fault diagnosis and reliability for complex system monitoring 2 Chair: Dr N Martin	Session 5B Room: Decouverte 3 – Condition monitoring of bearings and gearboxes Chair: Professor L Swedrowski	Session 5C Room: Decouverte 4 – Diagnostics and prognostics for assets Chair: Dr S Kirlangic	Session 5D Room: Intuition – Advanced signal processing for MCM and NDT *Chair: Professor R Smid*
15.15	[228] Optimising the efficiency of a condition monitoring programme thanks to an expert system with a confidence level indication P Labeyrie and B Wascat ACOEM	[229] MCSA with normalised triple covariance as a bearings diagnostic indicator in an induction motor T Ciszewski, L Gelman and L Swędrowski Politechnika Gdanska	[230] Smart monitoring and diagnostics: New technologies and new challenges L Menozzi National Instruments Corporation (UK) Ltd Presented by B Simon National Instruments France	[231] A novel method for online 3D localisation of loose parts in a nuclear power plant cooling system S Künkel and J Liška University of West Bohemia
15.35	[240] Vibration condition monitoring in a paper industrial plant: SUPREME Project M Eltabach¹, S Sieg-Zieba¹, G Song², Z-Y Li², P Bellemain²and N Martin² ¹CETIM ²CNRS, GIPSA-lab	[233] Novel adaptation of the spectral kurtosis for diagnosis of gearboxes in non-stationary conditions L Gelman¹, S Kolbe¹, B Shaw¹ and M Vaidhianathasamy² ¹Cranfield University ²Newcastle University	[234] Models for roller chain condition monitoring T Kärcher and G Schullerus Reutlingen University	[235] Condition monitoring using Internet of Things (IoT) R Smid and O Hanus Czech Technical University, Prague
15.55	[243] Kurtosis analysis as cycle-ratio function in gear and bearing fault detection D Bensaad^1,2, F Guillet^1,2, A Soualhi^1,2and M E Badaoui^1,2 ¹Université de Lyon ²Université de Saint-Etienne	[237] Vibration diagnosis of gearboxes by the wavelet bicoherence technology L Gelman¹, K Solinski², B Shaw¹ and H Vaidhianathasamy³ ¹Cranfield University ²Meggitt SA ³Newcastle University	[238] Applying machine learning to predict asset health in hybrid maritime vessels W Tang, D Flynn and R Valentin Heriot-Watt University	[239] Time-frequency processing-based method for rotor/stator rub localisation A Bouberle, J Jakl and J Liska University of West Bohemia, Pilsen
16.15-16.40	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
	Session 6A Room: Amphitheatre – Signal processing: Identification, fault diagnosis and reliability for complex system monitoring 2 continued Chair: Dr N Martin	Session 6B Room: Decouverte 3 – Condition monitoring of rotating machinery Chair: Dr L Zanotti	Session 6C Room: Decouverte 4 – Prognostics and corrosion monitoring Chair: Mr S Kolbe
16.40	[207] THz Inspection: Advantages and disadvantages for using space THz instrumentation for condition monitoring tasks A Belitskaya¹, A Baryshev^1,2 and A Khudchenko³ ¹Dutch Terahertz Inspection Services ²The Kapteyn Astronomical Institute, University of Groningen ³NOVA Netherlands School for Astronomy, Groningen	[241] Diagnosis of incipient fault in gear by application of signal processing techniques on acoustic emission signal R Bihari Sharma and A Parey Indian Institute of Technology	[242] Corrosion management on new build offshore projects R Bottomley Lloyd's Register North America Inc
17.00	[246] HotSense®: a high-temperature ultrasonic condition monitoring platform T J Stevenson and T P Comyn Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd	[244] Incipient characteristic frequency determination for centrifugal compressor blade crack based on principal component analysis and wavelet analysis H Changbo, L Hongkun and W Fengtao University of Technology, Dalian	[245] A prognostic methodology for wind turbine main bearings A Karikari-Boateng ORE Catapult – Innovation, Research and Development
17.20	[236] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[225] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[248] Dynamic simulation and experimental validation of misalignment vibratory response N Sawalhi and S Ganeriwala SpectraQuest Inc
19.30 for 20.00	Pre-dinner drinks – Room: Hotel Foyer Conference Dinner – Room: Hotel Restaurant
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