Programme 9-10 October

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

Sunday 9 October
16.00-19.00	Registration – Room: Le Forum
19.00-21.00	ISCM MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE MEETING – Room: Evolution

Monday 10 October
08.00	Registration – Room: Le Forum Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
09.00	Opening Ceremony – Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
09.20	Plenary Keynote Lecture – [101] Condition monitoring and fault diagnostics of wind turbines Professor F Chu, China Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
09.50-10.20	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
	Session 1A Room: Amphitheatre – Signal processing: Identification, fault diagnosis and reliability for complex system monitoring 1 Chair: Dr N Martin	Session 1B Room: Decouverte 3 – Trained structures and statistical methods in condition monitoring Chair: Professor L Kuravsky	Session 1C Room: Decouverte 4 – Condition monitoring of industrial applications Chair: Professor Dr S Soua	Session 1D Room: Intuition – Advanced signal processing and diagnostics in condition monitoring Chair: Dr E Juuso
10.20	[102] Gear fault detection using the geometric properties of electrical signals in three-phase induction motor-based systems M Frini, A Soualhi, M E Badaoui and G Marrakchi Université de Lyon	[103] Assessment of flight crew proficiency using integrated diagnostic indicators L S Kuravsky, P A Marmalyuk and G A Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education	[104] Fuel tank leakage detection based on acoustic emission S Tavakoli¹, T-H Gan¹, C Selcuk¹, C Beysel² and Ș T Karasarlioğlu² ¹Brunel University ²Floteks Plastik Inc Co	[105] Rod mill liner monitoring using cumulative stress A Koistinen, J Laurila and E Juuso University of Oulu
10.40	[106] Hybrid parametric-non-parametric models for lifespan modelling of insulation materials F Salameh, A Picot, P Maussion and M Chabert University of Toulouse	[107] On the question of turbine fluid-flow system lifetime prognosis T Galka Institute of Power Engineering	[108] Ultrasonic guided wave propagation analysis under different load tension levels in multi-wire cables S Malo Peces, M Livadas, C Selcuk, T-H Gan and C Mares Brunel University	[109] Signal upsampling in machine diagnostics – an experimental approach K Karioja and J Laurila University of Oulu
11.00	[110] New analysis tools for the diagnostic of gear systems F Combet, J-L Vasseline and X Thomas DYNAE	[111] The concept of an adaptive trainer for CM personnel L S Kuravsky, A A Margolis, P A Marmalyuk, A S Panfilova, G A Yuryev and P N Dumin Moscow State University of Psychology and Education	[112] *THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION*	[113] Roller bearing fault detection using real-order derivatives and cyclostationarity K Karioja¹, R P Nikula¹, C Niedringhaus², C Küch² and R Baltes² ¹University of Oulu ²RWTH Aachen University
11.20-11.30	10-Minute Comfort Break
11.30	[114] Bearing fault monitoring in electrical rotating machines through three-phase electrical signal analysis G Cablea, P Granjon and C Bérengeur Université Grenoble Alpes and CNRS, GIPSA-lab	[115] On the rational design of fuel assemblies for reactor facilities V D Sizarev and A K Nametkin Joint Stock Company	[120] VARA: Vibration monitoring and risk analysis system for the avoidance of vibration induced fatigue in process pipework Á Angulo TWI Ltd	[117] Intelligent indicators for integrating condition monitoring and control E K Juuso University of Oulu
11.50	[118] AStrion assets for the detection of a main bearing failure in an onshore wind turbine X Laval^2,3, G Song^2,3, Z-Y Li^2,3, P Bellemain^2,3, M Lefray^2,3, N Martin^2,3, A Lebranchu^1,2,3 and C Mailhes⁴ ¹Valemo ²Université Grenoble Alpes ³CNRS, GIPSA-lab ⁴University of Toulouse	[119] Relative vibration full spectra and orbits in compressor condition monitoring F Balitsky ^1,2 and A Sokolova¹ ¹Federal Budget-Funded Research Institute for Machine Science named after A A Blagonravov of Russian Academy of Sciences (IMASH RAN), Moscow ²Scientific Education Center Kachestvo, Moscow	[124] Infrared thermography technology – past, present and future T Clausing Drysdale & Associates Inc, USA	[121] Tuning of physical models with the data-driven models for hybrid prognosis M Mishra Luleå University of Technology
12.10	[122] Order tracking using the Kalman estimator and Taylor series approximation A Assoumane, C Capdessus, E Sekko and P Ravier PRISME Laboratory	[123] Hidden Markov models in condition monitoring S N Baranov Russian Aviation Co	[116] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[125] Applications of condition monitoring to wire ropes using NDT on overhead cranes S Elliott and D Randall Interface Condition Monitoring Ltd
12.30-13.30	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
13.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture – [126] Health monitoring of new generation aerospace Professor I Gray, Commander of the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire (UK) Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Amphitheatre
	Session 2A Room: Amphitheatre – Condition monitoring systems Chair: Professor V Kostyukov	Session 2B Room: Decouverte 3 – Vibration condition monitoring Chair: Dr S Ganeriwala	Session 2C Room: Decouverte 4 – Condition monitoring for machinery and processes Chair: TBC
14.00	[127] Assessment of failure probability and operational risks of process plants according to the data of condition monitoring systems V N Kostyukov, A V Kostyukov and S N Boychenko Dynamics SPC	[128] Condition monitoring of gears using uncertainty techniques S A Aye and P S Heyns University of Pretoria	[129] Online identification of a hard turning process – surface finishing and geometric accuracy A Jhinaoui A*STAR – ARTC
14.20	[130] Formation of diagnostic signs vector on the basis of a characteristic function of vibroacoustic signal V N Kostyukov, S I Kudryavtseva, A P Naumenko and S N Boychenko Dynamics SPC	[131] A rational approach for developing physics based model for vibration signature of shaft/coupling misalignment S Ganeriwala and N Sawalhi SpectraQuest Inc	[135] The benefits of CM in a nuclear environment M Brind STFC - ISIS
14.40	[133] Development of methodical support for turbine unit shaft defect and stress monitoring systems at thermal power stations and atomic power stations with application of shaft displacement sensors A I Kumenko, V N Kostyukov, N Y Kuzminykh and A V Timin Dynamics SPC	[134] Signal separation technique of vibration signal for detecting rolling element bearing faults in a gearbox S Ganeriwala and J Yang SpectraQuest Inc	[132] *THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION*
15.00-15.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Le Forum
	Session 3A Room: Amphitheatre – Maintenance and machinery simulation Chair: Professor V Kostyukov and Professor A Kumenko	Session 3B Room: Decouverte 3 – Advanced signal processing for MCM and NDT Chair: Professor R Smid	Session 3C Room: Decouverte 4 – Signal analysis and sensors Chair: Dr J Padiyar
15.30	Specialised Keynote Presentation [136] Strategising condition monitoring in industry 'zero failure' of the assets V B Tripathi Head of Reliability, QP, Dukhan, Quatar	[137] Relative shaft vibration calibration technique for blade monitoring J Jakl¹, J Liska¹, J Strnad¹ and Z Kubin² ¹University of West Bohemia, Pilsen and NTIS – European Centre of Excellence ²Doosan Skoda Power	[138] An improved empirical wavelet transform study based on wind turbine condition monitoring signals P Shi¹, W Yang¹, P McKeever², W Tian¹, H Lee¹ and C Ng² ¹Newcastle University ²Offshore Renewable Energy Catapult
15.50	[139] Mathematical and physical simulation of diagnostics problem on the test rotor stand A I Kumenko, V N Kostyukov, I A Suminov and N Y Kuzminykh Dynamics SPC	[140] Turbine blades state monitoring based on advanced order analysis V Vasicek, J Liska and J Jakl University of West Bohemia, Pilsen	[144] Enabling accurate condition monitoring with embedded nanoparticle sensing J Blanche¹, D Flynn¹, L Seghizzi⁴, H Lewis², D Bucknall⁵, V Stone⁶ 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 ⁴Politecnio di Milano ⁵Institute of Chemical Sciences, Heriot-Watt University ⁶Institute of Biological Chemistry, Heriot-Watt University
16.10	[142] Rubbing vibration behaviour between rotors and compliant-segmented stators M Behzad and M Alvandi Sharif University of Technology	[143] Reliability and availability increasing by using the reliability-centered maintenance method in gas turbine generators (case study) S Shasfand¹, S M Seyed Hosseini² and K Shahanaghi² ¹Tabriz Petrochemical Company, Iran ²Iran University of Science and Technology	[147] Test results for a capacitance-based corrosion sensor H K Twigg and M Molinari Southampton Solent University
16.30-16.50	[145] *THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION*	[146] Bearing spall size quantification based on geometric interpretation of vibration envelope energy M A A Ismail¹ and N Sawalhi² ¹DLR (German Aerospace Center), ²Prince Mohammad Bin Fahd University	[141] *THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION*
18.00	Evening event – Meet for dinner in the hotel restaurant at 17.00 followed by departure in groups of 20 to alight the metro to Concorde Square to meet the guide for a walking tour of various sights including the Eiffel Tower
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