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In today’s dynamic business environment, it is mandatory to have manufacturing capacity to be operating in full and with maximum throughput. This calls for proactive maintenance procedures, which include condition based monitoring techniques, which are based on reliability-centered maintenance. Diligent usage of condition monitoring techniques does away with most standard preventive maintenance activities and concentrates on continuously monitoring key operational parameters. This leads to higher equipment availability and subsequently throughput.
- The objective of this seminar is to create awareness about the role of reliability centered and condition based maintenance in increasing the equipment availability and effectiveness.
- This program is aimed at bringing the best of classroom theory and the shop floor realities on a common platform for the benefit of the participants
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KEY TOPICS TO BE COVERED IN THE SEMINAR |
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Maintenance Audit. |
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Real time Condition monitoring in continuous process plant |
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Discovery of equipment failure patterns using condition-monitoring data. |
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Vibrations & Shock pulse monitoring |
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Usage of computer based maintenance packages in management of condition-monitoring data. |
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Condition monitoring of bearings |
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Managing tribology parameters |
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Temperature and pressure monitoring systems |
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Lubricant health monitoring |
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Role of predictive maintenance in world-class manufacturers |
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Need to minimize maintenance costs and enhance running time as well as equipment life by usage of proactive condition monitoring techniques |
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Understanding of conditions, which tend to create retardation of equipment functioning ultimately leading to failure and options for problem resolution |
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Practical demonstration of latest state of the art equipment used for predictive maintenance |
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BENEFITS OF PROGRAM |
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Prediction of failure without disrupting production |
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Prevention of unexpected breakdowns. |
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Safe operations |
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Reduction in inventory level |
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Increase in rate of quality product |
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Efficient maintenance planning |
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Maintenance cost reduction |
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Extension of useful life of plant and machinery |
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FACULTY |
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Dr. Chandan Chowdhury |
Director (Asia – Pacific) IFS, Singapore |
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Mr. Mukesh Shah |
Director - DEE-EM Systems &
Past Chairman – Maharashtra Chapter |
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Mr. A.K. Sinha |
Dy. CE (MP) Nuclear Power Corporation |
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Prof. J.A. Kagal |
Ex Advisor, Management Consulting Division, Deloitte & Touche Consulting (India) Pvt. Ltd. and Technical Advisor Symantec Inc (Pacific Asia Region) |
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Mr. Ashok Sethi |
GM - Tata Power Company Ltd |
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Dr. Siddhartha Sengupta |
Asst. Vice President Advanced Technology Group Tata Consultancy Services |
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Mr. A.K. Reddy |
Scientist (G), Naval Dockyard – Mumbai |
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Mr. N. Gopakumar |
Director Operations - Aspen Technology |
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MEANT FOR |
Maintenance Engineers, Plant Engineers, Condition Monitoring Cells, Reliability Engineers, Central Engineering Services, etc |
DATE & TIME |
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8TH and 9TH December (Friday and Saturday) 2006
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Timings: 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m.
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Registration on 8TH December 2006 at 8.30 a.m.
Followed by inauguration at 9.00 a.m. and technical sessions there after until
5.00 p.m. with breaks for Lunch and tea.
- On 9h December, session timing are from 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. with breaks for Lunch and tea.
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VENUE |
HOTEL ATITHI, Near Domestic Airport Terminal-B, Vile Parle (E), Mumbai – 400 099.
Tel.: 26187941-42 |
DELEGATE FEES |
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The fee for each delegate is Rs. 6000/- for both days (non residential) and includes course material, tea/coffee and lunch.
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If an organization deputes more than two delegates, there is a concessional fee of Rs. 5000/- per participant.
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The fee for IIPE members is Rs. 4500/- per delegate.
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Cheque / Demand Draft should be drawn in favor of “IIPE – Maharashtra Chapter”.
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Availability of seats is on a first come first serve basis.
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The reservation of seats done only on receipt of full payment.
No refund of fees will be allowed but organization can change the delegate name |
ADVISORY COUNCIL |
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Mr. Yogendra Prasad |
National President - IIPE.
Chairman (Retd.) - NHPC. |
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Mr. H.S. Karangle |
Chairman, IIPE, Maharashtra Chapter.
Director Technical, RCF, Mumbai. |
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Mr. G. Narayana |
Chairman, Excel Industries Ltd. |
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Mr. M.V. Gupte |
Founder Member – IIPE.- Maharashtra Chapter. |
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ORGANISING COMMITTEE |
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Mr. C.G. Kallinath
Secretary |
Consulting Engineer ISO 9000:2000 Series Auditor & Training Provider AGM - Air India (Retd.) |
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Mr. P.K.G. Nair |
Vice Chairman – IIPE – Maharashtra Chapter |
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Mr. Raghuram Shetty
Treasurer |
Director – Canara Engineers Pvt. Ltd |
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Mr. Sunil Mukul
Joint Secretary |
Director – Smart Technocrats & Consultancy Services, Mumbai |
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Mr. Ashok Jadhav
Chairman – Record |
CEO, IITC - INDIA |
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Mr. Ashok Sethi
V. Chairman – Record |
General ManagerTata Power Company Ltd |
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Mr. P.H. Gupta
Secretary – Record |
Dy. General Manager (MM) O.N.G.C. |
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Mr. Ashok Bhatia
Chairman – Membership Committee |
M.D. - Softscales & Boilers |
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Prof. T.S. Krishnakumar
Past PEJ Coordinator |
Professor, Ex-NITIE |
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Mr. Ajay Munjal |
Director – Munjal Engineers, Mumbai |
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Major R.N. Wahal |
Executive Director, Technical Systems Corporation |
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Mr. P.G. Walawalkar |
Sr. Manager – Shree NM Electricals Ltd. |
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Mr. T.R. Naveenraj |
Sr. Manager (QA/QC) – Chempro Inspections |
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Mr. G.P. Ray |
Tech. Director – Cuuingham Lindsey Int. Pvt. Ltd |
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CONVENERS |
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Mr. Mukesh Shah
Director – DEE-EM System |
Tel: 2859 4940
Mobile: 93231 84265 |
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Prof. J.A. Kagal
Tech. Advisor – Symantec Inc Pacific Asia Region |
Tel: 2604 5631
Mobile: 98203 10534 |
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