CM 2018 and MFPT 2018

Monday 10 to Wednesday 12 September 2018 East Midlands Conference Centre and Orchard Hotel, Nottingham, UK

The Conference was organised by BINDT in close co-operation and partnership with the US Society for Machinery Failure Prevention Technology (MFPT). The combination of the efforts of two leading organisations creates the largest event of its kind at a truly international level and builds on the highly successful series of 14 international Condition Monitoring Conferences organised by BINDT and 70 Annual Conferences organised by the Society of MFPT.

For the first time, the conference was co-located with the Annual British Conference of Non-Destructive Testing (NDT 2018), which allowed delegates to customise their experience by visiting both events under one roof.

BINDT has always recognised the importance of encouraging students to participate in this major international event. As a repeat to the gesture in 2017, the Fifteenth International Conference will be providing generous sponsorship of student registrations in 2018, resulting in a major reduction of fees for student attendance.

Exhibitors
Company	Stand Number	Website
Advanced NDT Ltd	25	www.advanced-ndt.co.uk
Advanced OEM Solutions	63	www.aos-ndt.com
Aegleteq Ltd	4	www.aegleteq.com
Applus RTD	43	www.applus.com
Ashtead Technology	37	www.ashtead-technology.com
AVT Reliability Ltd	49	www.avtreliability.com
Baugh & Weedon Ltd	8	www.bw-nde.com
Bowyer Engineering	54	www.bowyerengineering.co.uk
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing	67 & 68	www.bindt.org
Chemetall Ltd	24	www.chemetall.com
Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group	65 & 66	www.bindt.org
Eddyfi Technologies	16	www.eddyfitechnologies.com
ETher NDE Ltd	7	www.ethernde.com
Euroteck Systems UK Ltd	19	www.euroteck.co.uk
Fidgeon Ltd	53	www.fidgeon.co.uk
GB Inspection Systems Ltd	33	www.gbinspection.com
GE Druck Ltd	3	www.bhge.com
Gilligan Engineering Services Ltd	42	www.gilligan-engineering.co.uk
Hi-Spec Systems Ltd	39	www.hispecsystems.com
IE-NDT Ltd	52	www.ie-ndt.co.uk
Imeche Argyll Ruane	40	www.trainingsolutions.imeche.org
Inductosense Ltd	57	www.inductosense.com
Inspection Consultants Ltd	6	www.incon.co.uk
Ionix Advanced Technologies	17	www.ionix.at
James Fisher NDT	15	www.jfndt.co.uk
JIREH Industries	34	www.jireh.com
JME Ltd	26	www.jme.co.uk
Johnson & Allen Ltd	1	www.johnsonandallen.co.uk
KDP Electronic Systems Ltd	32	www.kdpes.co.uk
Labino	47	www.labino.com
Labquip NDT Ltd	58	www.labquipndt.co.uk
Lavender International NDT	27	www.lavender-ndt.com
Magnaflux	22	eu.magnaflux.com
Morgan Ward NDT Ltd	28	www.morganward.co.uk
Nikon Metrology	60	www.nikonmetrology.com
NDT Global Services Ltd	61	www.ndtgsl.co.uk
North Star Imaging UK	21	www.4nsi.com
Novosound Ltd	59	www.novosound.net
Oceanscan Ltd	18	www.oceanscan.co.uk
Olympus	5	www.olympus-ims.com
Optimax	14	www.optimaxonline.com
Pacsess NDT	50	www.pacsess-ndt.com
Peak NDT Ltd	36	www.peakndt.com
Pexa Ltd	11	www.pexa.com
Phoenix Inspection Systems Ltd	10	www.phoenixisl.com
Proceq UK	20	www.proceq.com
RMS Reliability Training Institute	29	www.rms-training.com
Secu-Chek Gmbh	48	www.secu-chek.com
SGNDT Inc	31	www.sgndt.com
Skills Training UK	44	www.skillstraininguk.com
Sonatest Ltd	35	www.sonatest.com
Sonaxis SA	62	www.sonaxis.com
Sonemat Ltd	46	www.sonemat.com
South West School of NDT	12	www.swsndt.co.uk
Spectra Quest Inc	41	www.spectraquest.com
Technology Design Ltd	9	www.technologydesign.com
Technical Solutions 24 Seven Ltd	56	www.techsol247.co.uk
Testia Ltd	38	www.testia.com
Testrade Ltd	23	www.testrade.co.uk
True Position Robotics Ltd	45	www.tpr.solutions
TWI Ltd	30	www.twi-global.com
Ultrasonic Sciences Ltd	64	www.ultrasonic-sciences.co.uk
Wardray Premise Ltd	02	www.wardray-premise.com
X-RIS	51	www.xris.eu
Zetec Inc	13	www.zetec.com

Sunday 9 September
16.00	ISCM Management Committee Meeting
16.00-19.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer
19.00-21.00	Welcome Buffet – Room: Atrium Tea and Coffee – Room: Banqueting Suite Foyer

Monday 10 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
09.00-09.10	Opening Ceremony – Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.00-12.00	PCN Update N Banks, BINDT Room: 4A
09.10-09.40	The President's Honour Lecture: Infrared thermography for CM and NDT T Clausing, USA Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.40-09.50	BINDT Update D Gilbert, CEO of BINDT, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.50-10.00	CM Book Update Professor A Hope, Southampton Solent University, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
10.00-10.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Session 1A: Trained structures and statistical methods in condition monitoring Chair: Professor L Kuravsky Room: Gallery 2	Session 1B – Novel monitoring application Chair: Professor S Noroozi Room: Gallery 1	Session 1C – Vibration signal analysis Chair: Professor A Hope Room: 1A
10.30-10.50	[129] Approaches to assessing the skills of operators of complex technical systems L S Kuravsky and G A Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[102] Sensorless control of a novel stepped hydraulic flow control valve K Abuowda¹, S Noroozi¹, M Dupac¹ and P Godfrey² ¹Bournemouth University, UK ²Hydreco Hydraulics Ltd, UK	[103] Invited overview presentation: Vibration signal analysis methods for planetary gearbox fault diagnostics F Chu Tsinghua University, China
10.50-11.10	[104] Dimensionality reduction with aid of stochastic swarm clusterisation method G Yuryev, E K Verkhovskaya and N E Yuryeva Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[105] Corrosion prediction algorithm and condition monitoring system for efficient diagnosis and prognosis of high-value mobile and stationary assets J Latif and Z A Khan Bournemouth University, UK	[106] Detection of rolling element bearing defects D Whittle RMS Ltd, UK
11.10-11.30	[107] Self-learning adaptive training procedure for condition monitoring personnel L S Kuravsky, A A Margolis, G A Yuryev and G A Pominov Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[108] Real-time interfacial load monitoring and tracking between the composite prosthetic socket and residual limb for below-knee amputees N Aslani, S Noroozi, P Davenport and K Abuowda Bournemouth University, UK	[109] Invited overview presentation: Use and misuse of signal processing tools for machine condition monitoring R Randall University of New South Wales, Australia
11.30-11.40	Ten-Minute Comfort Break and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
11.40-12.00	[110] Monitoring the dangerous activity of computer network users L S Kuravsky¹, G A Yuryev¹, P V Scribtsov², M A Chervonenkis², A A Konstantinovsky¹, A A Shevchenko¹ and S S Isakov¹ ¹Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia ²PAWLIN Technologies, Russia	[111] Kinematics study of the deltoid in reverse shoulder arthroplasty using standard pre- and post-operative X-rays N Aslani, S Noroozi, R Hartley, A Harvey and P Sewell Bournemouth University, UK
12.00-12.20	[113] Convolutional feature extraction from human computer interaction data in behavioural biometric G Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[114] Friction analysis and modelling of a novel stepped rotary flow control valve K Abuowda¹, I Okhotnikov¹, S Noroozi¹ and P Godfrey² ¹Bournemouth University, UK ²Hydreco Hydraulics Ltd, UK
12.20-12.40	[116] On an approach to adaptive testing in psychological measurements L S Kuravsky, S L Artemenkov and G A Yuryev Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[117] A novel technique of detecting CUI based on electrical impedance spectroscopy and the results of its application from a 15-month long field trial in Norway G Diamond, K Kyeyune, P Kubasiak, P Gugutkov and S Bozikis Inspection Technologies Ltd
12.40-13.40	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.00-13.40	International Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting (working lunch by invitation only) – Room: Gallery 2
13.40-14.10	Plenary Keynote Lecture [119] Acoustic sensing for buried pipe infrastructure Professor K Horoshenkov, UK Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
	Session 2A – Trained structures and statistical methods in condition monitoring Chair: Professor L Kuravsky Room: Gallery 2	Session 2C – Machine learning Chair: S Greenfield Room: 1A
14.10-14.30	[120] Forecasting behaviour of a stochastic multi-agent system L S Kuravsky and S I Popkov Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[122] Power curve modelling using support vector machine and its accuracy dependence on kernel scale R K Pandit and D Infield University of Strathclyde, UK
14.30-14.50	[123] On the connection between precession and the nature of stress changes at forced oscillations of the shaft-line A I Kumenko Dynamics SPC, Russia	[125] Investigating different structures for mapping sensor information of a complex mechanical system to its health status A Mahmoodian, M Durali and M Saadat Sharif University of Technoloogy, Iran
14.50-15.10	[126] Forecasting aviation accidents with the aid of probabilistic models P N Dumin and D A Pominov Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[128] Pump cavitation detection through fusion of support vector machine classifier data associated with vibration and motor current signature B Yari¹ and M S Safizadeh² ¹Shahrood University of Technology, Iran ²Iran University of Science and Technology, Iran
15.10-15.40	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Session 3A – Trained structures and statistical methods in condition monitoring Chair: Professor L Kuravsky Room: Gallery 2	Session 3B – NDT and SHM methods Chair: Professor V Troitskiy Room: Gallery 1	Session 3C – Signal processing, ICT and condition monitoring Chair: Professor R Smid Room: 1A
15.40-16.00	[101] Application of the method of patterns in condition monitoring L S Kuravsky, G A Yuriev, D A Pominov and N Y Yurieva Moscow State University of Psychology and Education, Russia	[130] Non-contact measurement of run-out and torque in rotating shafts using enhanced function rotary encoders D Orton Gyrometric Systems, UK	[131] Edge computing and machine condition monitoring R Smid Czech Technical University in Prague, Czech Republic
16.00-16.10	[132] Use cases of blockchain cryptographic hash functions for ensuring data monitoring integrity A V Kulakov, V R Milov and A V Semashko Nizhny Novgorod State Technical University, Russia	[133] Opportunities of X-ray testing without intermediate data carriers of information V A Troitskiy The E O Paton Electric Welding Institute, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine	[134] Managing your supply chain must include monitoring of the effective delivery of energy J Butler EA Technology Ltd, UK
16.20-16.40	[135] About effect of shaft unbalance and supports misalignments to the border of rotation stability of the experimental four support shaft A I Kumenko, A V Timin, N Y Kuzminykh and S V Medvedev Dynamics SPC, Russia	[136] Structural material damage monitoring under variable loading at surface deformation defect density A Maylo and G Pisarenko Institute for Problems of Strength, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine	[137] Research on spectrum components of planetary gearbox vibration signals by dynamic modelling and filtering L Zhang, N Hu and Z Cheng National University of Defense Technology, China
16.40 18.00	Conference close for the day Evening event: Nottingham National Justice Museum - Coaches will be provided to and from the venue. If you wish to attend, we would ask that you gather in the Conference Centre Foyer from 17.15 ready to depart at 17.30 promptly. Return journey coaches will pick you up at 21.30 at the Pitcher & Piano.

Tuesday 11 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Training workshops – Free of charge to all full-time delegates, those who booked daily attendance to Tuesday 11 September 2018 and exhibitors. Workshops are chargeable to those who booked daily attendance for Monday 10 and Wednesday 12 September 2018. Room: 4B
08.00-09.30	Lubrication Analysis Training Workshop S Greenfield – Room: 4B
09.00-09.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture [201] Musings on the future of condition monitoring in a world changing at breakneck speed Professor A D Ball, UK Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
09.30- 10.00	CM and NDT Exhibition Spotlight Session Chair: Professor A Hope Room: Conference Theatre
09.30-11.00	Infrared Thermography Training Workshop C Pearson – Room: 4B
	Session 4A – Vibration analysis – industrial case studies Chair: Professor A Hope Room: Gallery 2	Session 4B – Condition monitoring by electrical analysis Chair: G Walker Room: Gallery 1	Session 4C – Signal processing: Fault diagnosis for complex system monitoring Chair: Dr N Martin Room: 1A	Session 4D – In memory of the late Professor V Kostyukov: Condition monitoring methods and technologies Chair: S Boychenko Room: 1B and 1C
10.00-10.20	[202] Update on ISO standards in condition monitoring and vibration analysis S Mills SpectrumCBM Ltd, UK	[215] Overview of electrical condition monitoring approaches: remit of new BINDT electrical CM panel and how it can help you G Walker Faraday Predictive Ltd, UK	[204] Vibration response demodulation, shock model and time tracking X Laval¹, N Martin¹, P Bellemain¹, Z Y Li¹, C Mailhes² and C Pachaud³ ¹Université Grenoble Alpes, France ²University of Toulouse, France ³Panazol, France	[205] Some problems with health monitoring based on vibration monitoring A V Kostyukov, S N Boychenko and A P Naumenko Dynamics SPC, Russia
10.20-10.40	[206] An animated introduction to vibration analysis D Whittle RMS Ltd, UK	[219] The relevance of partial discharge measurement to high-voltage networks M Selzer-Grant HVPD Ltd, UK	[208] Accuracy of speed determination of a machine from frequency demodulation of response vibration signals R B Randall and W A Smith University of New South Wales, Australia	[209] The big data technology in real-time condition monitoring systems A V Kostyukov and S N Boychenko Dynamics SPC, Russia
10.40-11.00	[210] The need for asset history data when analysing vibration D Manning-Ohren ERIKS, UK	[223] Condition monitoring as an asset management activity – well, what were you expecting? T McGrail Asset Management and Monitoring Technology, UK	[212] Vibration-based health monitoring methodology for helicopter gearboxes Y Marnissi¹, D Abboud¹ and M Elbadaoui¹,² ¹Safran Tech, France ²University of Lyon, France	[213] Condition monitoring from a facilities management perspective R Amin Skanska
11.00-11.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
11.00-12.30	Condition-Based Maintenance Training Workshop S Mills – Room: 4B
	Session 4A continued – Vibration analysis, diagnostics and prognostics – industrial case studies Chair: Professor A Hope Room: Gallery 2	Session 4B continued – Condition monitoring by electrical analysis *Chair: G Walker* Room: Gallery 1	Session 4C continued – Signal processing: Fault diagnosis for complex system monitoring Chair: Dr N Martin Room: 1A	Session 4D continued – New technologies for gearbox monitoring, testing and modelling *Chair: Professor F Pellicano* Room: 1B and 1C
11.30-11.50	[214] Visualising vibration – a ‘game changer’ for troubleshooting, diagnostics and RCA K Gallant RMS Ltd, UK	[229] Condition monitoring of large electrical rotating equipment using electrical measurements – MCSA, etc P Tavner Durham University, UK	[216] Comparison of electrical and vibration analysis methods for mechanical fault monitoring in wind turbine drivetrains P Granjon, P D Longhitano and A Singh Grenoble University, France	[217] Experimental testing for pitting and durability in gears for condition monitoring A Zippo and F Pellicano University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
11.50-12.10	[218] Ease of web-based integrated condition monitoring L McFarlane AVT Technology, UK	[233] Using 24/7 on-line partial discharge monitoring for high-voltage cables R Ahmed and D Johnson EA Technology, UK	[220] Piston leak detection in an axial piston pump using pressure and vibration signals D Bensaad¹, F Guillet² and A Soualhi³ ¹Université de Lyon, France ²Université de Saint-Etienne, France ³LASPI, France	[221] Dynamic sensitivity of planet load sharing to errors in planetary gearboxes A Masoumi, M Barbieri and F Pellicano University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
12.10-12.30	[312] Overview of stationary and non-stationary higher order spectral techniques for condition monitoring L Gelman and A D Ball University of Huddersfield, UK	[237] Sustainable condition monitoring C Johnstone National Grid, UK	[224] Locating faulty planet gears using external vibration measurements D Peng, W A Smith and R B Randall University of New South Wales, Australia	[225] Efficiency experimental investigation and vibration analysis of the spur gears with laser texturing and tungsten carbide coatings F S Samani¹,², A Zippo¹, G Iarriccio¹, M Barbieri¹ and F Pellicano¹ ¹University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy ²University of Kerman, Iran
12.30-14.00	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
12.30-13.00	BINDT Annual General Meeting – Room: Conference Theatre Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.00-13.30	Benevolent Fund Annual General Meeting – Room: Conference Theatre Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.30-14.00	ISCM Annual General Meeting – Room: Gallery 2
13.30-15.00	Acoustic Emission Training Workshop T Bradshaw – Room: 4B
14.00-14.30	Plenary Lecture [226] Joint CM and NDT: A journey from NDT to CM Dr T Holroyd, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
14.30-15.00	Plenary Keynote Lecture [227] Every passenger, every bag, every time with condition-based maintenance G Conaghan and D Haines, UK Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
15.00-16.30	Vibration Analysis Training Workshop D Whittle – Room: 4B
15.00-15.10	Ten-Minute Comfort Break and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Session 5A – Oil and debris monitoring Chair: S Greenfield Room: Gallery 2	Session 5B – Acoustic Emission Chair: T Bradshaw Room: Gallery 1	Session 5C – Advanced CM and diagnostics for smart systems Chair: Dr E Juuso Room: 1A	Session 5D – Advanced methodologies for diagnostics of rotating machinery Chair: Dr R Klein Room: 1B and 1C
15.10-15.30	[228] Automated microscopical wear debris analysis Presented by S Greenfield T Nowell Intertek Farnborough, UK	[203] Lamb wave modelling and experimental study on acoustic emission using ANSYS A A Ghouri, D Hutson and K Kirk University of the West of Scotland, UK	[230] Generalised statistical process control (GSPC) in condition monitoring E K Juuso University of Oulu, Finland	[231] The value of physical models for diagnostics and prognostics research R Klein R K Diagnostics, Israel
15.30-15.50	[232] The calculation of wear volume for the hydrodynamic journal bearings during starting and stopping based on abrasive wear model J Wu, Z Li and Y He Beijing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China	[207] Fault diagnosis of low-speed bearing with acoustic emission technique F M Al Shammari Cranfield University, UK	[234] Optical measurements for flotation monitoring and diagnostics M Paavola¹, K Rahkamaa-Tolonen² and M Okkonen² ¹University of Oulu, Finland ²VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland	[235] Detection of a natural fault in ball bearings during endurance tests by optical fibre sensors D Shimoni¹, D Gazizulin¹, H Alian²,R Klein³, M Tur⁴ and J Bortman¹ ¹Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel ²Israel Air Force ³R K Diagnostics, Israel ⁴Tel Aviv University, Israel
15.50-16.10	[236] Gas turbine lubricant varnish removal A M Farooqi BE Industrial & Manufacturing, Pakistan	[211] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[238] Big data for predictive maintenance of industrial machinery Presented by E Juuso A Koistinen University of Oulu, Finland	[239] Crack detection in shafts via analysis of vibrations and orbital paths: a comparison L Rogel¹, R Peretz¹, J Bortman¹ and R Klein² ¹Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel ²Nuclear Research Center, Israel ³R K Diagnostics, Israel
16.10-16.40	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite Diversity and inclusion networking event with tea and cake – stands 65 and 66
	Session 6A – OCM lubrication and wear debris analysis Chair: S Greenfield Room: Gallery 2	Session 6B – Ultrasound condition monitoring Chair: T Murphy Room: Gallery 1	Session 6C – Advanced CM and diagnostics Chair: Dr E Juuso Room: 1A	Session 6D – Advanced methodologies for diagnostics of rotating machinery Chair: Dr R Klein Room: 1B and 1C
16.40-17.00	[244] Re-engineering the data from multiple UOA sources to create a population-wide dataset in a marine context D Shorten OPTIMAIN Limited, UK	[241] Using ultrasound in condition monitoring T J Murphy Reliability Team Ltd, UK	[242] Extracting periodically repeating shocks in a gearbox from simultaneously occurring random vibration K Karioja¹, S Lahdelma², G Litak³ and B Ambrozkiewicz³ ¹University of Oulu, Finland ²Tirriäisentie 11, Finland ³Lublin University of Technology, Poland	[243] The effect of grease level and backlash on the AH-64 intermediate gearbox using a unique test-rig N Silverman¹, I Dadon¹, J Bortman¹,A Kushnirsky², D Meron³ and R Klein⁴ ¹Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel ²Israel Air Force ³Decagon Projects Ltd, Israel ⁴R K Diagnostics, Israel
17.00-17.20	[248] Fundamentals of oil debris detection and reporting S Greenfield Eaton Aerospace, UK	[249] Defect diagnosis from ultrasound T J Murphy Reliability Team Ltd, UK	[246] The use of low cost sensors for condition monitoring in facilities management applications T Jackson¹, K Quillin², R Bassi², D Butler², R Amin³, J Griffiths⁴ and D Whittle⁵ ¹Cybula Ltd, UK ²BRE, UK ³Skanska,UK ⁴Griffiths Associates, UK ⁵RMS Ltd, UK	[247] Variable frequency drive (VFD) influence on induction motor fault diagnosis S Ganeriwala SpectraQuest Inc, USA
17.20-17.40	[240] SEM/EDS classification of wear debris Presented by S Greenfield T Nowell Intertek Farnborough, UK	[245] *THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION*	[250] The shift/threat/opportunity from algorithm based condition monitoring tools and techniques D Shorten OPTIMAIN Ltd, UK	[251] Cepstrum editing for enhancing bearing fault diagnosis of a gearbox S Ganeriwala SpectraQuest Inc, USA
17.40-18.10	Plenary Keynote Lecture [252] Hybrid models for diagnosis and prognosis: a digital twin approach Professor D Galar, Sweden Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
18.15-19.30	CM and NDT Awards Ceremony with welcome drink – Room: Conference Theatre
19.30-20.00	Pre-dinner drinks – Room: Banqueting Suite Foyer Conference dinner – Room: Banqueting Suite

Wednesday 12 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea and Coffee – Room: Atrium
08.30-09.00	Plenary Keynote Lecture [301] Vibration processing techniques for the monitoring and diagnosis of planetary gearboxes Professor G Dalpiaz, Italy Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
09.00-09.30	Joint CM and NDT Plenary Keynote Lecture: Inspection and detection technologies: Where should we be in 10 years A Bell, The Oil and Gas Technology Centre, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
	Session 7A: Condition monitoring methods and technologies Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2	Session 7B: Signal processing: Fault diagnosis for complex system monitoring Chair: Dr N Martin Room: Gallery 1	Session 7C: Diagnostics based on tribo-vibroacoustic analysis Chair: Dr F Gu Room: 1A
09.30-09.50	[302] Invited overview presentation: Investigation of acoustic emission characteristics of rolling bearings on passenger ropeway G Shen, J Zhang and B Hu China Special Equipment Inspection and Research Institute, China	[303] Kalman filtering using trigonometric polynomials for gear fault diagnosis under a variable speed condition A Assoumane, E Sekko and P Ravier University of Orléans, France	[304] Monitoring the tribological behaviour of piston ring-cylinder liner in a four-cylinder diesel engine using acoustic emission signals Y Xu¹, F Gu¹, A D Ball¹ and J Fei² ¹University of Huddersfield, UK ²Harbin Engineering University, China
09.50-10.10	[305] The effect of the wear evolution on vibration-based fault detection in tapered roller bearings K Rabeyee, X Tang, F Gu and A D Ball University of Huddersfield, UK	[309] Monitoring system for cable transportation N Saguin-Sprynski, L Jouanet and M Billeres CEA, France	[307] Influence of frictional excitations on the diagnostic features of helical gears under different operating conditions X Sun¹,², T Wang¹, R Zhang¹, F Gu² and A D Ball²¹Taiyuan University of Technology, China ²University of Huddersfield, UK
10.10-10.30	[308] Adaptation of the spectral kurtosis technology to improve damage diagnosis of gearboxes run in varying conditions of speed and load L Gelman and S Kolbe University of Huddersfield, UK	[306] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION	[310] Fault diagnosis of planetary gear drive system based on sparse decomposition optimised by generalised matching pursuit algorithm Z Zhu¹, Z Wang¹, D Zhen¹, H Zhang¹, Z Shi¹ and F Gu² ¹Hebei University of Technology, China ²University of Huddersfield, UK
10.30-11.00	Plenary Keynote Lecture [311] Instantaneous frequency and condition monitoring Professor D Arifianto, Indonesia Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
11.00-11.30	Tea and Coffee – Room: Atrium
	Session 8A: Condition monitoring and structural health monitoring technologies Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2	Session 8B: Condition monitoring and NDT methods Chair: Professor F Chu Room: Gallery 1	Session 8C: Diagnostics and prognostics based on tribo-vibroacoustic analysis Chair: Dr F Gu Room: 1A
11.30-11.50	[315] Novel comparison of three SHM technologies L Gelman¹ and S Kirlagic² ¹University of Huddersfield, UK ²Bahçeşehir University, Turkey	[313] The detection of small cracks on a steel surface using eddy current pulsed thermography X Xu, J Ma, Z Wang, D Zhen, H Zhang and Z Shi Hebei University of Technology, China	[314] A corrosion pitting detector based on dynamic time warping analysis for planetary gearbox Z Shen¹, H Li², D Zhen¹, H Zhang¹, Z Shi¹ and F Gu² ¹Hebei University of Technology, China ²University of Huddersfield, UK
11.50-12.10	[121] Wireless noise characteristics on gearboxes due to speed variations R Raharjo, Y Sofyan and T M Arif Bandung State Polytechnic, Indonesia	[316] Vibration analysis of journal bearings under the contaminated lubricating oil with solid particulates J Ma¹, H Zhang¹, R Wang², Z Shi¹, F Gu^1,2 and A Ball² ¹Hebei University of Technology, China ²University of Huddersfield, UK	[317] RUL prediction approach to fatigue crack based on physics model for planetary gear set of helicopter Z Cheng, N Hu, L Zhang and M Gao National University of Defense Technology, China
12.10-12.55	Panel session: Future directions in condition monitoring Chair: Professor L Gelman Room: Gallery 2
12.55-13.10	Conference Closing Ceremony – Room: Conference Theatre
13.10-14.00	Restaurant Lunch – Room: Atrium

Time	Workshop	Tutor
08h00-09h30	Lubrication Analysis As chair of the condition monitoring technical committee (CMTC) for the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT), Steve Greenfield works with industry and academia to further the application of condition-based maintenance and prognostics. Principally working with on-line oil and oil debris monitoring techniques, Steve brings over 35 years of experience to the workshop.	Steve Greenfield, Eaton Aerospace
09h30-11h00	Infrared Thermography Colin has 40 years’ experience in Building Services Engineering and is a Fellow of BINDT and Cat III Thermographer having worked in thermal imaging of machinery and buildings for 23 years. BSRIA is a research and consultancy organisation for the Building Services industry. This introduction is based on ISO 18434 and ISO 6781 with reference to temperature rise and avoidance of errors.	Colin Pearson, Head of Building Performance, BSRIA Ltd
11h00-12h30	Condition-Based Maintenance Simon is a Fellow of BINDT, a PCN Cat IV vibration analyst and trainer and has over 40 years of practical experience. CBM is recognised as a cost-effective strategy to improve the effectiveness of maintenance programmes, allowing maintenance to be proactive, rather than reactive. This overview is based on ISO 17359:2018 and explains the benefits of using a structured approach to select and implement effective CBM techniques.	Simon Mills, Managing Director, SpectrumCBM Ltd
13h30-15h00	Acoustic Emission Tim has been working with Mistras Group (formally Physical Acoustics) for since 2000, researching and developing acoustic emission monitoring applications. His experience covers the condition monitoring of a wide variety of machines and structures in many industries.	Tim Bradshaw, Mistras Group Ltd
15h00-16h30	Vibration Analysis Dean has over 31 years’ experience in electromechanical engineering and during the past 20 years has been committed to implementing plant reliability and condition monitoring improvement programmes throughout UK industry, covering power, paper, petrochemical, automotive, quarries, film/plastic, food, electronic, service and engineering manufacturing industries. He is an approved VA Cat IV trainer for the BINDT ISO 18436-2 accreditation programme and has spoken at a number of BINDT and Institute of Mechanical Engineers conferences.	Dean Whittle, Training & Reliability Manager, Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd

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