Programme 25 June 2019
Conference open days – 25-27 June 2019 Exhibition open days – 25-26 June 2019
| Monday 24 June | |||
| 16.00-19.00 | Registration – Room: Hotel Foyer | ||
| 19.00-21.00 | Welcome Buffet – Room: The Regent Tea and Coffee – Room: The Regent | ||
| Tuesday 25 June | |||||||
| 08.00 | Registration – Room: Hotel Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent | ||||||
| 09.00-09.20 | Opening Ceremony – Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria | ||||||
| 09.20-09.50 | Plenary Keynote Lecture [101] A novel automatic indexation process for identification of anomalous behaviours of turbofan engines Dr J Lacaille, Safran Aircraft Engines, France Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria | ||||||
| 09.50-10.00 | CM Book Update Professor A Hope, Solent University, UK Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria | ||||||
| 10.00-10.30 | Exhibition Spotlight Session Chair: Professor A Hope, Solent University, UK Room: The Regent | ||||||
| 10.30-11.00 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent | ||||||
| | Session 1A: Trained structures and statistical methods in CM Chair: Professor L Kuravsky Room: The Victoria |
Session 1B – Bearing monitoring Chair: Professor L Wang Room: The Buchannan |
Session 1C – Vibration CM Chair: Professor F Gu Room: The Great Western |
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| 11.00-11.20 | [102] How to reveal the influence of the human factor L S Kuravsky and G A Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia | [103] Invited overview presentation: Smart bearings: past, current and future L Wang University of Southampton, UK | [104] Invited overview presentation: A fourth-order synchroextracting transform for the analysis of non-stationary signals with fast varying instantaneous frequency K Yu1,2 and T R Lin2 1Northeastern University, P R China 2Qingdao University of Technology, P R China |
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| 11.20-11.40 | [105] Intelligence algorithms for intrusion and anomaly detection in virtual cloud networks, software and experiment design G Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia | [106] Development of a bearing fault detection and diagnosis suite based on multi-sensing techniques for aero engines T J Harvey, I Bashir, K Esmaeili, L Wang, A Weddell, N White and B Zaghari University of Southampton, UK | [107] Random vibration of a finite element rotor model with crack fault via polynomial chaos expansion C Fu1,2, Y Yang2, Y Wang2, F Gu1 and A Ball1 1University of Huddersfield, UK 2Northwestern Polytechnical University, China |
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| 11.40-12.00 | [108] An intelligent system to support CM for activities of operators of complex technical systems L S Kuravsky and G A Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia | [109] Early detection of white etching crack formation under dynamic loading using electrostatic sensing technique K Esmaeili1, L Wang1, T J Harvey1, N M White1 and W Holweger1,2 1University of Southampton, UK 2Schaeffler Technologies GmbH & Co KG, Germany | [110] Extraction of information from vibration data using double-density discrete wavelet analysis for CM K Rabeyee, Y Xu, S Alabied, F Gu and A D Ball University of Huddersfield, UK |
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| 12.00-12.10 | Ten-Minute Comfort Break and Exhibition – Room: The Regent | ||||||
| 12.10-12.30 | [111] Application of a non-standard approach for diagnostic analysis of vibration waveforms F Y Balitsky1,2 and A Sokolova1 1Machinery Engineering Research Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia 2Spectrum Engineering, Russia | Optical CM Chair: Professor P S Heynes [112] Process monitoring and verification of the shot peening process using a pressure sensor and a high-speed camera A Aramcharoen, K Ahluwalia and A Teo Agency for Science, Technology and Research, Singapore | Vibration CM Chair: D Whittle [113] Trends in CM for pitch bearings D Sandoval 1,2, U Leturiondo1, F Pozo2, Y Vida2 and O Salgado1 1IK4-Ikerian Technology Research Centre, Spain 2Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya (UPC), Spain | ||||
| 12.30-12.50 | [114] Integral evaluation of the dangerous behaviour probability for computer network users via parameters of their activity L S Kuravsky1, G A Yuryev1, M A Chervonenkis2, A A Konstantinovsky1, A A Shevchenko1, S S Isakov1 and D P Sincha2 1Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia 2Pawlin Technologies Company, Russia | [115] Computer vision for rail surface defect detection P S Heyns, R Deetlefs, A J Oberholster, T R Botha P S Els and D H Diamond University of Pretoria, South Africa |
[116] Data-driven prototype of turbo-engine blade monitoring C Ying, J Lacaille and C Berthou Safran Aircraft Engines, France | ||||
| 12.50-13.10 | [117] Bayesian evaluation to detect dangerous user behaviour in computer networks: an example of practical application A A Shevchenko1, A A Konstantinovsky1 and D P Sincha2 1Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia 2Pawlin Technologies Company, Russia | [119] A novel implementation of vibration signal decomposition for estimation of degradation in rotating plant B Brown, B Stephen, S McArthur, G West and C Michie University of Strathclyde, UK | |||||
| 13.10-13.30 | [120] A virtual adaptive simulator as a skill formation tool for the operators of complex technical systems S I Popkov Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia | [122] Sampling above Nyquist with high resolution R F McLean Consultant | |||||
| 13.30-14.50 | Lunch and Exhibition – Room: The Regent |
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| 14.30-14.50 | International Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting (working lunch by invitation only) – Room: The Victoria | ||||||
| 14.50-15.20 | Plenary Keynote Lecture [220] An integrated approach to marine condition-based monitoring W Ross, Servowatch Systems, UK Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria | ||||||
| | Session 2A – Vibration CM Chair: Professor F Gu Room: The Victoria | Session 2B – CM of components in rotating machines Chair: Dr J Liska Room: The Buchannan | Session 2C – Vibration and motor current signature analysis for rotating machinery Chair: Dr S Ganeriwala Room: The Great Western |
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| 15.20-15.40 | [124] Monitoring of gear wear progressions based on a modulation signal bispectrum analysis of vibration X Sun1,2, R Zhang2, K Lu2, A M Ahmada1, F Gu1 and T Wang2 1University of Huddersfield, UK 2Taiyuan University of Technology, China | [125] Vibration monitoring of rotating machine components J Liska, J Jakl, S Kunkel, V Vasicek, K Kalista and M Kas University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic |
[126] Turbomachinery vibration analysis case studies: using data from online vibration monitoring systems S R Ganti Vibration Consultation, India | ||||
| 15.40-16.00 | [127] Time-varying coupled vibration analysis of a ball-screw feed system Q Wu1,2, F Gu2 and A D Ball2 1Lanzhou University of Technology, China 2University of Huddersfield, UK | [128] Usage of shaft vibration signals for turbine blade monitoring J Jakl, J Liska, and V Vasicek University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic |
[129] Using minimum entropy decomposition and spectral kurtosis for rolling element bearing fault analysis in a permanent magnet motor D Chen and S Ganeriwala SpectraQuest Inc, USA | ||||
| 16.00-16.20 | [130] A homography transformation-based video stabilisation method for structural health monitoring using an unmanned aerial vehicle M Li1, F Gu1, A D Ball1 and L Song2 1University of Huddersfield, UK 2Chang'an University, China | [131] Torsional vibration encoder-based monitoring methods and their experimental validation J Liska, J Jakl and S Kunkel University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic |
[132] Determining induction motor air-gap eccentricity using vibration and motor current signature analaysis (MCSA) D Chen and S Ganeriwala SpectraQuestion Inc, USA | ||||
| 16.20-16.50 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent | ||||||
| | Session 3A – Vibration CM Chair: Professor F Gu Room: The Victoria | Session 3B – CM components in rotating machines Chair: Dr J Liska Room: The Buchannan | Session 3C – Ultrasonics NDT Chair: D Whittle Room: The Great Western |
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| 16.50-17.10 | [133] Modelling in-cylinder pressures for accurate simulations of instantaneous angular speed responses to combustion faults in an internal combustion engine powertrain Y Xu1, J Fei2, Y Yun3, J Wang2, F Gu1 and A D Ball1 1University of Huddersfield, UK 2Harbin Engineering University, China 3Qingdao Agricultural University, China | [134] Identification of seal dynamic force coefficients for turbine rotor monitoring purposes K Kalista, J Liska, J Jakl and Vasicek University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic | [135] Flexible ultrasonic transducer development for couplant-free high-temperature monitoring D Irving, H Trodden and D Hughes Novosound Ltd, UK | ||||
| 17.10-17.30 | [136] Rotor dynamics in a pump system under the influences of magnetoelectrical, fluid and mechanical effects using ANSYS W Tang1,2, F Gu2, H Mao1, A D Ball2 and A Daraz2 1Guangxi University, China 2University of Huddersfield, UK | [137] Monitoring and experimental validation of blade vibration forces acting on a rotor V Vasicek, J Liska and J Jakl University of West Bohemia, Czech Republic | [138] Ultrasound and its applications D Whittle RMS Ltd, UK |
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| 17.30-17.50 | [139] Application of minimum entropy deconvolution in diagnosis of reciprocating compressor faults based on airborne acoustic analysis D Mondal, F Gu and A D Ball University of Huddersfield, UK | ||||||
| 17.50 18.00 | Conference close for the day Evening Event: 90 minute walking tour of Glasgow City Centre, leaving from the hotel foyer, followed by a two-course dinner with wine at the hotel |
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To view the programme for Wednesday 26 June 2019, click here and to view the programme for Thursday 27 June 2019, click here.
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