Programme 26 June 2019

Conference open days – 25-27 June 2019
Exhibition open days – 25-26 June 2019

Wednesday 26 June
08.00	Registration – Room: Hotel Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent
09.00-09.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture [201] Wider use of sensing capabilities in safety analysis to minimise dormant failures M Türkaslan, Rolls-Royce Deutschland & Co KG, Germany Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria
	Session 4A: Real-time health monitoring of machinery Chair: Dr S Boychenko Room: The Victoria	Session 4B – Oil and debris monitoring Chair: S Greenfield Room: The Buchannan	Session 4C – Vibration analysis and diagnostics Chair: Professor A Hope Room: The Great Western
09.30-09.50	[202] Knowledge-based artificial intelligence based on the real-time diagnostic systems of equipment health monitoring A V Kostyukov and S N Boychenko SPC Dynamics, Russia	[203] An introduction to online oil debris monitoring technologies S Greenfield Easton Aerospace, UK	[204] Visualising vibration and using this as a diagnostic tool D Whittle RMS Ltd, UK
09.50-10.10	[205] Data mining for real-time vibration analysis and machinery diagnostics S N Boychenko and A V Kostyukov SPC Dynamics, Russia	[206] Automated microscopical wear debris analysis T Nowell Intertek, Farnborough, UK	[213] Limitation of vibration spectra S Mills Spectrum CBM Ltd, UK
10.10-10.30	[208] Solving the problems of analysing the reliability of high-power steam turbine units in monitoring and diagnostic systems A I Kumenko¹, S V Medvedev¹ and S N Boychenko² ¹MРEI National Research University, Russia ²SPC Dynamics, Russia	[209] Tribology and microscopy in the laboratory environment D Korachkin Swansea Tribology Services, UK	[210] Why has CM science and CBM delivery failed to achieve their full potential in the PPM delivery industry? P Price Monition, UK
10.30-11.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent
	Session 4A continued – CM of rotating machinery Chair: Dr S N Boychenko Room: The Victoria	Session 4B continued – Oil and debris monitoring/CM for marine Chair: D C Shorten Room: The Buchannan	Session 4C – Vibration analysis and diagnostics Chair: Professor A Hope Room: The Great Western
11.30-11.50	[211] Nature of errors in machinery diagnostics A Kostyukov, A Kostyukov and S N Boychenko SPC Dynamics, Russia	[212] Predicting machine failures with greater confidence R Cutler Oil Analysis Laboratories, UK	[207] Update on ISO standards in CM and vibration S Mills Spectrum CBM Ltd, UK
11.50-12.10	[214] VM of gear units – status of ISO 20816-9 development S Mills Spectrum CBM Ltd, UK	[215] Oil analysis versus oil based condition monitoring – what to expect and, more importantly, what not to D C Shorten Optimain Ltd, UK	[216] Identifying infant mortality in a pump bearing after overhaul A McCann AVT Reliability, UK
12.10-12.30	[217] Quantity versus quality – the trade-off D Manning-Ohren Eriks, UK	[218] The evolution of maintenance management optimisation within a modern shipping fleet with multiple vessel managers, both in-house and external D C Shorten Optimain Ltd, UK	[219] Advanced diagnostics provide significant cost avoidances on problematic assets within a marine fleet A Barnes VCI Consultancy, UK
12.30-14.00	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: The Regent
14.00-14.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture [123] Non-linear guided waves for the monitoring of incipient structural damage and material degradation Professor L Cheng, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, China Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria
14.30-15.00	Plenary Keynote Lecture [221] CM in present and prospective domestic heat and power generation systems Professor D Mikielewicz, Gdansk Polytechnic University, Poland Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria
	Session 5A – CM and NDT Chair: Professor F Pellicano Room: The Victoria	Session 5B – CM of rotating machinery Chair: Dr E K Juuso Room: The Buchannan	Session 5C – CM by electrical analysis Chair: G Walker Room: The Great Western
15.00-15.20	[222] Experimental durability test for condition monitoring of carburised spur gears G Iarriccio, A Zippo, M Barbieri and F Pellicano University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy	[223] Integration of natural language in intelligent CM E K Juuso University of Oulu, Finland	[224] Integrating data from transformer CM to support asset management decisions M Rowbottom¹, J Beardsall¹, R Heywood², P Boreham² and T McGrail³ ¹Drax Power, UK ²Doble PowerTest, UK ³Doble Engineering, USA
15.20-15.40	[228] A numerical investigation into the behaviour of fatigue circumferential cracks in ultra-deep water pipelines A Olamide University of Northampton, UK	[226] Vibration condition monitoring by the higher-order spectral analysis L Gelman and A D Ball University of Huddersfield, UK	[227] AI approaches to interpretation of electrial CM data I Mitchie¹, A Nesbitt¹, S Connor², P Boreham², J Slater¹ and T McGrail³ ¹Glasgow Caledonian University, UK ²Doble PowerTest, UK ³Doble Engineering, USA
15.40-16.00	[231] Localisation and mass estimation of loose parts in nuclear power plant using FEA-based big data S Moon, S Han, T Kang and S Han Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute, Republic of Korea	[229] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[230] How MBVI compares with MCSA G Walker Faraday Predictive Ltd, UK
16.00-16.45	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: The Regent
	Session 6A – CM and NDT Chair: Professor F Pellicano Room: The Victoria	Session 6B – CM and NDT Chair: Dr E K Juuso Room: The Buchannan	Session 6C – Apprenticeship standards Chair: S Mills Room: The Great Western
16.45-17.05	[234] CM of Parkinson’s pathological tremors for functional electrical stimulation control A Zippo¹, F Pellicano¹, G Iarriccio¹, F Valzania² and F Cavallieri³ ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy ²Arcispedale Santa Maria Nuova, Italy ³Sant’Agostino Estense Hospital, Italy	[232] Dynamic response of a metallic beam with different BCs in the presence of a crack discontinuity: A review A Francese and M A Khan Cranfield University, UK	[230] An introduction to the NDT apprenticeship standards S Cunningham Skills Training UK
17.05-17.25		[235] Extending the life of an evaporator vessel through testing, inspection, modelling and analysis P A Liddicott, Z E Dennison Drake and K J Robinson Sellafield Ltd, UK
17.25 19.30-20.00	Conference close for the day Evening Event: To be confirmed Pre-dinner drinks – Room: To be confirmed Conference dinner – Room: The Victoria

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Programme 26 June 2019

Conference open days – 25-27 June 2019 Exhibition open days – 25-26 June 2019

Conference open days – 25-27 June 2019
Exhibition open days – 25-26 June 2019