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Condition
Monitoring 99 - Conference Proceedings
Hardback
Approx 650pp
Edited by Mervin H Jones (University of Swansea) Number
of papers: 55
Price £65 / $110 plus £3 / $5 post & packing
Publication date: April 1999
ISBN: 1 901892 11 5
55
papers from the April 1999 conference held in Swansea, UK.
CONTENTS:
TOTAL
PRODUCTIVE MAINTENANCE a Route to World Class Manufacturing
Using
Acoustic Emission to Ease the Task of Condition Monitoring
Microbiological
Monitoring On-Site
An Object
Oriented Approach to Process Supervision Systems
In-Line
Conductivity Measurements
Experiences
with RULER Oil Analysis Instrument for Quick Determination
of Remaining Useful Life on Jet and Diesel Engine Lubricants
Best
Practices in Maximizing Fault Detection in Rotating Equipment
Using Wear Debris Analysis
Interstitial
Processing: The Application of Noise Processing to Gear
Fault Detection
The
Application of System Identification Techniques to Health
Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis in Internal Combustion Engines
An Approach
on the Application of Clustering Analysis to Equipment Evaluation
Fusion
Techniques for Vibration and Oil Debris/Quality in Gearbox
Failure Testing
Validation
of Helicopter Nominal and Faulted Conditions Using Fleet
Data Sets
Evaluation
of Human-Machine Interfaces for Aircrew Fault Diagnosis
and Management
Performance
of an Electrostatic Oil Monitoring System During An FZG
Gear Scuffing Test
Monitoring
of Foreign Objects Ingested into the Intake of a Gas Turbine
Aero-Engine
Improving
the Performance of StepperMotor Driven Machinery
Analysis
and Calibration of an Incremental Motion Encoder
Oil
Contamination Analysis Inside a Bearing using an Incremental
Motion Encoder
The
Design of Embedded Systems using Software Patterns
Neural
Networks for Condition Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis: the
Effect of Training Data on Classifier Performance
Nonlinear
vibroacoustical free oscillation method for crack detection
and evaluation
Tool
Wear Estimation in Turning Operations
Oil/water
and water/oil monitoring
REVIEW
OF A Smart Electronic Condition Monitoring System Destined
for Harsh Environments
Artificial
Neural Network Sensor Applications in the Water Industry
Theory
and Practice of Use of POL Materials According to Their
Conditions in Materiel
Methods
of In-Service Research of Lubricants Used in Aviation Material
and Optimization of Time of Their Change
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Optimal
Maintenance Strategies for Deteriorating Systems
Determination
Of The State Of Balance Of A Flexible Rotor
Application
of Wavelet Analysis and Fuzzy Pattern Recognition to Flaw
Classification in Ultrasonic Testing
Maintaining
Performance-Efficiency and Quality Rate for High Effectiveness
of Manufacturing Machines
Proportional
Hazards Modeling: A New Weapon in the CBM Arsenal
Infrared
Condition Monitoring of Lubricants: Establishing Alarm Limits
Through Statistical Analysis
Vibration
monitoring of slowly rotating bearings using higher derivatives
and a fuzzy classifier
Oil
Analysis-Cost Effective Machine Condition Monitoring Technique
Recent
Improvements in Oil Analysis Spectrometers
Pump
Efficiency and Pumping Costs
Effective
Integration of Vibration Analysis and Oil Analysis
³Asset
Management Solutions Condition Monitoring Of Intelligent
Field Devices²
Methods
of Determination of the Next Term of Supervised Machinery
Diagnostication
LASERNET
FINES Optical Wear Debris Monitor
³JetSCAN
Oil Debris Diagnostic System An Introductory Overview²
Condition
Monitoring for Military Helicopters: An Australian Contribution
The
Application of On Line Wear Debris Monitoring Technology
to Rotating Equipment
³Condition
Monitoring of Fluid Systems - The Need For A Systematic
Approach²
Applying
the Concepts of Reliability Based Maintenance to Tribology
RBM
Reliability-Based Maintenance as a Breakthrough Strategy
in Maintenance Improvement
Generic
-based Wear debris Identification - the first step towards
morphological classification
Wear
Particle Imaging and Analysis a contribution towards monitoring
the health of military ships and aircraft
Predicting
the Time to Failure of Critical Components - A Software
Package Strategy
Ruby
An effective way to assess the cost benefits from employing
condition monitoring equipment in the maintenance of batch
process plant machinery
Fractal
Dimension of Particle Outlines: Meaning, Utility, Limitations,
Standard Images and Examples
A Comparison
of the Performance of Radial Basis Function and Multi-Layer
Perceptron Networks in Condition Monitoring and Fault Diagnosis
Applications
Hybrid
Diagnostic System Based Upon Simulation and Artificial Intelligence
The
Development and Application of CADIAS an Analysis Software
System Based on Rotary Ferrographic Instrument
A Method
to Identify Wear Mechanisms by Fourier and Fractal Shape
Descriptions of Wear Particles in Image Processing
An In-House
Accreditation Program for Condition Monitoring Technologies
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