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Condition Monitoring & Analysis Seminar
Tools and techniques for reducing the risk of asset failure and improving performance
19 - 20 February 2013
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Dr Sethuraman Muthuraman Condition Monitoring Engineer Scottish and Southern Energy
Bas Hendriksen Business Development Manager – Energy Sector Tessella
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Dr Charles Johnson Technical Director CAS
David Smallbone Head of Asset Management Asset Management Consulting Limited (AMCL)
Simon Mills Director of Training Services AV Technology Ltd
Malcolm Seltzer-Grant Senior Test & Development Engineer and Trainer High Voltage Partial Discharge (HVPD) 
• ISO 17359 Condition Monitoring & diagnostics of machines
• ISO 16587:2004 Mechnical vibration & shock
• ISO/NP 55001 Asset managment
Is addressed, alongside: equipment, reliability & criticality audits; end user requirements analysis & determining maintenance actions.
ScottishPower, Thames Water, BP Exploration Operating Co, EDF Energy, FMC Kongsberg Subsea, Technip, NATS, BAE, Siemens Metering and GE Oil & Gas.
• Human factors in the design of alarm systems
• Reasons why alarm management systems fail
• Design features of alarm systems
• Setting alarm levels
Do you want to find out which condition monitoring techniques will improve the performance of your assets?
This 2-day condition based maintenance training covers:
Read full details in the Condition Monitoring and Analysis event brochure
- determining what to monitor and why
- applying the relevant ISO standards: ISO 17359, ISO 16587:2004 and ISO/NP 55001
- the suitabilities and limitations of monitoring tools including:
- vibration monitoring
- thermography
- oil condition monitoring
- on-line inspection
- acoustic monitoring
- motor circuit/current analysis
- strain gauging
- ultrasound
- structural monitoring
- FMEA, data analysis and trending techniques to enable proactive and predictive maintenance
- best practice approaches to alarm management and EEMUA 191
- continuous improvement of condition monitoring
Using condition monitoring to improve asset uptime
This course takes delegates through the considerations involved in using condition monitoring to support a business's most important assets.
It covers planning, tools and analysis techniques for condition based maintenance programmes.
Featuring case studies and worked examples: be taken through how a condition monitoring programme works in practice.
Learn from industry experts who aren't trying to sell you a software system.
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