Structural Integrity Monitoring
Spring 2002
One-Day Seminar: 22nd May 2002
UCL NDE Centre, Dept of Mechanical Engineering, London.
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Structural Integrity Monitoring
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The Programme
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9:30 |
Registration and coffee (Room 422, Fourth Floor, Engineering Building, Torrington Place, London) |
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Please note that lectures will take place in Room 421 |
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9:50 |
Chairman's Introduction |
Professor W D Dover, UCL |
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10:00 |
Continuous Structural Integrity Monitoring of Offshore Structural Nodes |
Jonathon Watson, Physical Acoustics Ltd. |
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10:20 |
Cost Effective Structural Monitoring: an Acoustic Method |
Mark Harper, Mecon Ltd. |
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10:40 |
Title to be announced |
Professor Eann Patterson, Sheffield University |
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11:00 |
Questions |
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11:20 |
Tea (Room 422) |
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11:40 |
ACFM in the rail industry |
Mark Howitt, Condition Monitoring, Bombardier Transportation Services |
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12:00 |
Monitoring with ACFM |
Dr Martin Lugg, Technical Director, TSC Inspection Systems Ltd |
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12:20 |
Offshore Wind energy |
Speaker to be announced |
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12:40 |
Questions |
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1:00 |
Lunch (Room 422) |
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2:00 |
Monitoring (instrumentation) of existing railway embankments |
David Cook, Mott Macdonald Ltd. |
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2:20 |
Title to be announced |
Fraser Livingston, QinetiQ |
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2:40 |
Long span bridges: structural monitoring as a tool for designers and operators |
Neil McFadyen, Flint & Neill Partnership |
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3:00 |
Structural Integrity and Damage Assessment Network |
Dr Janice Barton, School of Engineering Sciences, University of Southampton |
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3:20 |
Questions and Closing Remarks |
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3:45 |
Close |
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Venue
The Venue: The Dept.of Mechanical Engineering is
located at UCL, Gower Street site. This is within easy reach of Euston mainline station
and Goodge Street, Euston Square, Warren Street and Russell Square Underground
stations. Detailed directions
are available and there is a map
which can be viewed online.
Registration Registration: Registration is FREE and is available via the seminar REGISTRATION PAGE.
the BINDT
and
the IMechE Environmental and Safety Engineering Group
