CM 2019

Tuesday 25 to Thursday 27 June 2019
The Principal Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow, UK

About the International Conference
The conference was organised by BINDT in close partnership with the International Society for Condition Monitoring (ISCM) and the US Society for Machinery Failure Prevention Technology (MFPT). This combination of the efforts of these leading organisations created one of the largest events of its kind at a truly international level and built on the highly successful 15 international condition monitoring conferences organised by BINDT, the First World Congress on CM in 2017 organised by BINDT and ISCM and 70 annual conferences organised by the Society for MFPT.

BINDT has always recognised the importance of encouraging students to participate in this major international event. As a repeat to the gesture in 2018, the Sixteenth International Conference will be providing generous sponsorship of student registrations in 2019, resulting in a major reduction of fees for student attendance.

Exhibitors

Exhibitor	Stand Number	Website
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing	08	www.bindt.org
International Society for Condition Monitoring	09	www.intiscm.org
Lavender International NDT	02	www.lavender-ndt.com
Mistras Group	04	www.mistrasgroup.co.uk
Novosound Ltd	01	www.novosound.net
Oceanscan Ltd	06	www.oceanscan.co.uk
Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd	03	www.rms-reliability.com
Sonatest Ltd	07	www.sonatest.com
University of Southampton	05	www.soton.ac.uk

Plenary speakers

Speakers	Title
Professor L Cheng	Non-linear guided waves for the monitoring of incipient structural damage and material degradation
Dr J Lacaille	A novel automatic indexation process for identification of anomalous behaviours of turbofan engines
Professor D Mikielewicz	Condition monitoring in present and perspective domestic heat and power generation systems
W Ross	An integrated approach to marine condition-based monitoring
Professor T Sakagami	Development of NDE techniques for the maintenance of long-span steel bridges based on infrared measurement
M Türkaslan	Wider use of sensing capabilities in safety analysis to minimise dormant failures

Invited speakers

Speakers	Title
Professor T Lin	A fourth-order synchroextracting transform for the analysis of non-stationary signals with fast varying instantaneous frequency
Professor S Noroozi	Evolution of CM from machine dynamics to human dynamics
Professor A Starr	Gearing up for machine health
Professor L Wang	Bearing monitoring

Structured session organisers

Speakers	Title
S Boychenko	Real-time health monitoring of machinery
Dr S Ganeriwala	Vibration signature analysis of rotor/shaft crack in rotating machinery
Professor L Gelman	CM of local damage
S Greenfield	Oil and debris monitoring
F Gu	Modelling and identification of blade-based rotor systems for CM
Professor P S Heynes	Optical CM
Professor A Hope	Vibration analysis, diagnostics and prognostics – case studies from all industries
Dr E Juuso	Advanced CM and diagnostics for smart systems
Professor L Kuravsky	Trained structures and statistical methods in CM
Dr J Liska	CM of components in rotating machines
S Mills	Apprenticeship standards
Professor F Pellicano	Modelling and testing of gearboxes
D Shorten	Oil and debris monitoring/CM monitoring for marine
G Walker	CM by electrical analysis
D Whittle	Vibration CM/Ultrasonics NDT

Programme

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
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 Yu^1,2 and T R Lin² ¹Northeastern University, P R China ²Qingdao University of Technology, P R China
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 Fu^1,2, Y Yang², Y Wang², F Gu¹ and A Ball¹ ¹University of Huddersfield, UK ²Northwestern Polytechnical University, China
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 Holweger^1,2 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
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 Balitsky^1,2 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
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
15.20-15.40	[124] Monitoring of gear wear progressions based on a modulation signal bispectrum analysis of vibration X Sun^1,2, 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 Wu^1,2, 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
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 Tang^1,2, 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
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

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

Thursday 27 June
08.00	Registration – Room: Hotel Foyer Tea and Coffee – Room: The Regent
09.00-09.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture [301] Development of NDE techniques for the maintenance of long-span steel bridges based on infrared measurement Professor T Sakagami, Kobe University, Japan Chair: D Gilbert, CEO BINDT, UK Room: The Victoria
	Session 7A: General CM Chair: Professor S Noroozi Room: The Victoria	Session 7B – Failure analysis and diagnostics Chair: Professor A Hope Room: The Buchannan
09.30-09.50	[302] Invited overview presentation: Gearing up for machine health A Starr Cranfield University, UK	[303] Liquefied petroleum gas plant maintenance: a case study of gangway failure analysis E S Pereira, B M Alkali and O Niculita Glasgow Caledonian University, UK
09.50-10.10	[304] Energy harvester-powered CM in high dynamic range environments A Wasenczuk Perpetuum Ltd, UK	[305] Time series analysis of high energy density lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicle applications H Almadni, B Alkali, G Lak and R Ansell Glasgow Caledonian University, UK
10.10-10.30	[306] Invited overview presentation: Evolution of CM from machine dynamics to human dynamics S Noroozi Bournemouth University, UK	[307] An introduction to JANUS: Monition’s cutting-edge Industry 4.0 diagnostic solution A Rahbarimanesh Monition Ltd, UK
10.30-10.50	[308] Application of IMUs in monitoring the positional accuracy during micro stepping processes K Abuowda and S Noroozi Bournemouth University, UK
10.50-11.10	[309] Invited overview presentation: Mathematical modelling and sensor-based prediction and prognostics of thin coating failures Z A Khan Bournemouth University, UK
10.50-11.15	Tea and Coffee – Room: The Regent
	Session 8A – Room: The Victoria	Session 8B – Room: The Buchannan
11.15-12.15	Vibration analysis training workshop D Whittle RMS Ltd, UK	Lubrication analysis training workshop S Greenfield Eaton Aerospace, UK
12.15-13.00	Panel Session: Future directions in CM Chair: Professor L Gelman, University of Huddersfield, UK Room: The Victoria
13.00-13.15	Conference Closing Ceremony – Room: The Victoria
13.15	Lunch – Room: The Regent

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CM 2019

Tuesday 25 to Thursday 27 June 2019 The Principal Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow, UK

Tuesday 25 to Thursday 27 June 2019
The Principal Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow, UK