Selected Papers from ICOMS 2005

by | Oct 18, 2006 | Member Only

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A H Christer

University of Salford UK 

 THE GAP BETWEEN MAINTENANCE THEORY AND PRACTICE IS IT WORTH CLOSING AND IF SO HOW? Summary  154kb 
L Hitchcock
PALL Corporation		 EVOLVING INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS FOR MACHINE CONDITION MONITORING Summary 137kb
R Byrne & B Marshall
GHD Asset Management Group		 VALIDATING CAPITAL INVESTMENT IN THE REPAIR REHABILITATE REPLACE DECISION – A USA CASE STUDY  Summary 265kb
R B Ward
University of New South Wales		 MAINTENANCE PLANNING – BACK TO BASICS Summary 161kb
R Francis
Ross Francis Consulting Pty Ltd		 “BACK TO THE BASICS – NOW WHAT WERE THEY AGAIN?” Summary 278kb
 L Cameron & T Delaney
BlueScope Steel – Silcar Maintenance Alliance Melbourne VIC		 SHUTDOWN PLANNING AT BLUESCOPE STEEL WESTERN PORT WORKS Summary 381kb
S Boldman & J Kennedy
RailCorp		 CONDITION MONITORING OPTIMISATION AND THE IMPACT OF TASK GROUPING AND HUMAN ERROR Summary 245kb
P Oliver
Gold Coast Water		 WHO IS MAINTAINING THE MAINTAINER? Summary 856kb
TN van der Walt & CC van Waveren
University of Pretoria Pretoria South Africa		 POWER SYSTEM MAINTENANCE OUTAGE PLANNING USING DECISION ANALYSIS MODELLING Summary 653kb
R Beebe
School of Applied Sciences and Engineering Monash University		 STEAM TURBINE PERFORMANCE CONDITION MONITORING USING PLANT INSTRUMENTATION: CASE STUDY Summary 155kb
EK Briggs & MR Hodkiewicz
The University of Western Australia		 MAINTENANCE AND RELIABILITY OF A WATER PUMPING STATION Summary 179kb
R Dwight P Scarf  A McCusker A Chan DECISION MODELS FOR CAPITAL REPLACEMENT Summary 132kb
K Tahera JWH Price & WM Chan APPLICATION OF GENETIC ALGORITHM TO  BUDGET MANAGEMENT DECISION MAKING Summary 216kb
A Dunn THE MAINTENANCE DICTIONARY A PLEA FOR COMMON MAINTENANCE TERMINOLOGY Summary 494kb
D Louit D Banjevic & AKS Jardine OPTIMIZATION OF SPARE PARTS INVENTORIES COMPOSED OF REPAIRABLE OR NON-REPAIRABLE PARTS Summary 262kb

 

WCEAM06 Presentations

by | Oct 12, 2006 | Member Only


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1. T Kawai & N Fujita Parameter Identification of Beam Supported by Multiple Points
2. R Wallsgrove Internationalization of Asset Management
3. W Wang A Smart Maintenance Decision Making Tool for Condition Based Maintenance
4. M Schnatmeyer Decision Support Systems in Plastic Recycling Plants
5. R Beebe Monitoring Central Gland Leakage on Combined HP-IP Casing Steam Turbines
6. R Barrie & N Gonzalez State Water Corporation Total Asset Management Plan
7. K Matthews & H Harris Maintaining Knowledge Assets
8. J Trevelyan The Nature of Engineering Maintenance Work: A Blank Space on the Map
9. JK Visser & FJ Mollentze An Auditing Process to Improve Asset Management Performance
10. D Anderson Value Driven Preventive Maintenance Activities Using Quadrant Analysis
11. A Haider & A Koronios RFID for Asset Management: A Fact or Fad?
12. T Galati Application of the Generalized Likelihood Ratio Algorithm to the Detection of a Bearing Fault in a Helicopter Transmission
13. P A Ankersten Maintenance-related IEC dependability standards
14. P A Ankersten E-Maintenance and Vulnerability
15. I Barnard Asset Management: An Insurance perspective
16. G Jinji Fault Self Recovery of Industrial Plants – Vision and State of the Art
17. D Thorpe Developing Strategic Asset Management Leaders through Postgraduate Education
18. S Gianella & W Gujer Improving the Information Governance of Public Utilities through an Organizational Knowledge Base
19. MF Lumentut KK Teh & I Howard Computational FEA Model of a Coupled Piezoelectric Sensor and Plate Structure for Energy Harvesting
20. J Barabady A Method for Managing the Availability Improvement Efforts
21. S Birlasekaran & G Ledwich Asset Management of Power Apparatus
22. A Maheswari Development of a Strategic Asset Framework
23. G Williamson Aligning Operations, Maintenance and Engineering to Provide the Seeds of Sustainable Asset Management A Case study
24. J Lee Zero-Breakdown Machines and Systems: Productivity Needs for Next-Generation Maintenance
25. E Krauss Reliability in Design – Key Element of Successful Asset Management
26. WP Hall G Richards C Sarelius & B Kilpatrick Organizational Management of Project and Technical Knowledge over Fleet Lifecycles
27. S Lin J Gao & A Koronios A Data Quality Framework for Engineering Asset Management
28. N Sawalhi & R B Randall Helicopter Gearbox Bearing Blind Fault Identification Using a Range of Analysis Techniques
29. R Johnson A Comprehensive Approach to Life Cycle Planning
30. C Mechefske & W Li Induction Motor Fault Detection using Hybrid Methods
31. C Mechefske & Y Zhan Load-Independent Condition Assessment of Gears using Kolmogorov-Smirnov Goodness-of-Fit Test & Autoregressive Modeling
32. C Mechefske & C Zeng Development of an Optimum Voltage Step Control Strategy for a Robotic Manufacturing Process
33. C Mechefske & C Zeng Opportunistic Electrode Replacement in a Robotic Spot Welding System
34. Y Ishikawa S Furukawa E Sasaki S Miyazaki & H Yamada Condition Monitoring of bridges by vibration analysis using fiber optic inclinometers
35. R Beebe Experience with Education in Maintenance and Reliability Engineering by Off Campus Learning
36. D Anderson Towards An Assessment Tool For The Strategic Management of Asset Criticality
37. A Aspinall Optimising Asset Management Decision Making and Budgeting Using Risk Management Techniques
38. K Toda, T Nishido, Y Moroyama  Defective Evaluation of Concrete Structure Degradation with Risk-Based Maintenance 
39. W Yeoh Critical Success Factors for the Implementation of Business Intelligence System in Engineering Asset Management Organisations.
40. P Vähäoja, S Lahdelma and J Leinonen  On the condition monitoring of worm gears 
41. J Amadi-Echendu  BEHAVIOURAL PREFERENCES FOR ENGINEERING ASSET MANAGEMENT 
42. H Harris & S Carapiet  The need for agility in asset management 
43. Y Kiyota, G Vachkov, K Komatsu, Si Fujii & NKimura Detection and Analysis of Deterioration Trends in Construction Machines Operation  
44. J WARCHOL CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTORS FOR BROWN-FIELD CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS