Programme 12 October

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

Wednesday 12 October
08.30	Registration – Room: Le Forum Tea and Coffee – Room: Le Forum
9.00	Plenary Keynote [301] Automatic diagnostics of complex machinery Dr R Klein, Israel Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
	Session 7A Room: Amphitheatre – Vibration analysis for condition monitoring Presented by the VA Working Group Chair: Professor A Hope	Session 7B Room: Decouverte 3 – Wear debris analysis for condition monitoring Presented by the LA Working Group Chair: Mr S Greenfield	Session 7C Room: Decouverte 4 – Condition monitoring and structural health monitoring of machinery and structures Chair: Professor L Gelman
09.30	[302] The rolling element bearing from cradle to grave – how to maximise its life through the application of the correct maintenance J Sykes AV Technology	[303] An introduction to oil debris monitoring technology, typically applied to turbo-machinery S Greenfield Eaton Aerospace	[304] Novel vibration flutter diagnosis for gas turbines by the spectral covariance L Gelman¹, C Parrish¹, I Petrunin¹ and M Walters² ¹Cranfield University ²Rolls-Royce
09.50	[306] Vibration analysis of journal bearings – What are orbit plots and centreline diagrams? D Whittle RMS Ltd	[307] Condition monitoring as part of an optimised maintenance strategy D Shorten Lloyds Register	[308] In-service inspection of structures using ultrasonic phased array and image enhancement by the higher order spectral techniques L Gelman and J Padiyar Cranfield University
10.10	[310] Update on ISO standards in condition monitoring and vibration S Mills Spectrum CBM Ltd	[311] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[312] Novel higher order frequency response functions for structural health monitoring for civil engineering L Gelman and S Kirlangic Cranfield University
10.30-11.00	Tea and Coffee – Room: Le Forum
11.00-11.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture [314] Monitoring of engineered and natural systems using sensors (MENSUS) – an intergrated approach Associate Professor L Wang, Southampton University Chair: Professor A Hope Room: Amphitheatre
	Session 8A Room: Amphitheatre – Condition monitoring of roller bearings and vibration analysis *Chair: Professor A Hope*	Session 8B Room: Decouverte 3 – Acoustic emission for condition monitoring Presented by the AE Working Group *Chair: Mr S Mills*	Session 8C Room: Decouverte 4 – Condition monitoring of machinery and structures Chair: Professor L Gelman
11.30	[326] A new approach: condition monitoring of roller bearings with high-frequency-impulse-measurement and other analogue sensor signals transformed via discrete fourier-analysis S Barteldes¹, M Zuercher², T Harvey³, L Wang³, E Schlücker² and W Holweger⁴ ¹QASS ²Friedrich-Alexander Erlangen-Nürnberg University ³University of Southampton ⁴Schaeffler Technologies AG & Co KG, Germany	[316] Acoustic emission source location in complex structures: challenges and progress M Pearson, M Eaton, S Al-Jumaili, R Marks, R Pullin and K Holford Cardiff University	[321] The wavelet spectral kurtosis for early diagnosis of gearboxes: a novel comparative study L Gelman and H Nedunuri Cranfield University
11.50	[323] Detecting rolling element bearing defects D Whittle RMS Ltd	[320] The challenges of characterising acoustic emission sources in large-scale structures and current solutions M Eaton, S Al-Jumaili, D Crivelli, J McCrory, M Pearson, R Pullin and K Holford Cardiff University	[325] Online monitoring of fatigue crack propogation in industrial steel structure using the metal magnetic memory method A Dubov, A Dubov and S Kolokolnikov Energodiagnostika Co Ltd
12.10-13.10	Panel session Future directions in condition monitoring and structural health monitoring Room: Amphitheatre
13.15	Conference Closing Ceremony – Room: Amphitheatre
13.30	Lunch – Room: Le Forum
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