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1 th Annual Training Conference Agenda June 14-17, 2016 Renaissance Asheville Hotel Asheville, North Carolina Updated 05/09/16

2 Agenda Sunday, June 12, am 5 pm Eagle Room Certification Committee Meeting 8 am 5 pm Oakland Heights Room Training Committee Meeting 1 pm 5 pm Cherokee Room Executive Committee Meeting Monday, June 13, am 6pm Berkley Room VI Registration Desk Opens 8 am 5pm Eagle Room Certification Committee Meeting 8 am 3pm Windsor Room Board Meeting 3pm 5pm Windsor Conference Planning Meeting 6:30pm Tuesday, June 14, 2016 TBD Certification & Training Committee Dinner FOUR-DAY TRAINING COURSE & PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS 6:30 am 6 pm Berkley VI Registration Desk Opens 7 am 8 am Grand Ballroom Salon C Breakfast 8 am 5 pm Oakland Room Balancing Committee Meeting 8 am 5pm Cherokee Room Four-Day Training Course: IMV Dave Szrom & Jack Peters 8 am 5 pm Resonance Solutions in Mechanical Fluid, and Electrical Systems Nelson Baxter, P.E., ABM Technical Services, and Ray Kelm, P.E., Kelm Engineering 8 am 5 pm Alexander Balancing of Rotating Machines Kevin Guy, Delaware Analysis Services, Inc.

3 Tuesday, June 14, 2016 Annual Training Conference FOUR-DAY TRAINING COURSE & PRE-CONFERENCE WORKSHOPS 10:30 am - 3 pm Exhibitor Set-up Grand Ballroom Salon A/B 12 pm - 1 pm Lunch Grand Ballroom Salon C Corporate Sponsor & Exhibitor 3 pm - 4 pm Grand Ballroom Salon A/B Meeting 4 pm EXHIBIT HALL OPENS 6 7:30 PM NETWORKING RECEPTION IN THE EXHIBIT HALL Wednesday, June 15, :30 am 6 pm Berkley VI Registration Desk Opens 7 am 8 am Grand Ballroom Salon C Breakfast am 5 pm Cherokee Room Introduction to Machinery Vibration David Szrom and Jack Peters 8 9 am OPENING GENERAL SESSION Windsor Room Opening Remarks Dave Corelli, VI President Headquarters & Membership Report Jack Frarey Memorial Award Dr. Ronald Eshleman 9 10 am Windsor Room Keynote: How Operating Deflection Shapes Can Help You Diagnose Machinery Problems Dr. Mark Richardson, Vibrant Technology 10:30 11:30 am A tribute to Art Crawford: A pioneer of Vibration Analysis Bob Sayer, P.E. 11:30 am 12:30 pm Invited Paper: A New Paradigm for PdM Condition Monitoring Instrumentation Dr. Ken Piety, Azima DLI 10 am - 7:30 pm Grand Ballroom A/B EXHIBITS 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm Lunch Grand Ballroom Salon C

4 Agenda Wednesday, June 15, 2016 (continued) 1:30 3 pm Power Track: Gas Turbine Analysis Vibration Analysis Track: What Vibration Analysts Should Know about Signal Processing Machine Isolation Tim Irwin, Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems Americas, Inc. Rene Archambault, International Measurement Solutions Barry Cease, Cease Industrial Consulting 3:30 5:30 pm Power Track: Analysis and Balancing of a W 501 Gas Turbine Vibration Analysis Track: Time Waveform Analysis on Rotating Machinery Structural Dynamics of Machines on Resilient Mounts Dr. Edgar J. Gunter, University of Virginia Jim Berry, P.E., Technical Associates of Charlotte Robert Sayer, P.E., Applied Structural Dynamics 6 7:30 pm NETWORKING RECEPTION & ACADEMIC POSTER EXHIBIT IN THE EXHIBIT HALL Thursday, June 16, am 8 am Grand Ballroom Salon C Breakfast 7 am - 9 am Eagle Room Chapter Meeting 8 am 5 pm Cherokee Room 8 10 am Introduction to Machinery Vibration Power Track: Cooling Tower Case Histories Academic Track: TBD TBD Managing Machinery Assets Using Predictive Maintenance A Manager s Overview David Szrom and Jack Peters Barry Cease, Cease Industrial Consulting Dave Corelli, Vibration Institute President Daily Refreshment Breaks: Morning Break: 10-10:30 am (Tuesday through Friday) Afternoon Break: 3-3:30 pm (Tuesday through Thursday)

5 Thursday, June 16, 2016 (continued) 10:30 am 12:30 pm Annual Training Conference 2016 Cavitation and Fouling Induced Vibrations in Large Steam Turbines S. Murugan, Dubai Petroleum Academic Track TBD Piping Vibration Case Studies George Szasz 12:30-1:30 pm Grand Ballroom Salon C Lunch 1:30 3 pm Reciprocating Machines Track: Analysis of Reciprocating Machines Charles Hill, EDI Academic Track: Kaybob Revisited: What We Have Learned About Compressor Stabilization From Self Excited Whirling Brian Weaver, and Dr. Edgar Gunter, University of Virginia Alternative Technologies Track: Best Practices for Ultrasound Assisted Lubrication Adrian Messer, UE Systems, Inc. 3:30 5:30 pm Condition Monitoring of Reciprocating Machines Rotor Balancing: Rotordynamics of Phase Lag Analogy to Child s Play Mary Chapman, Windrock Inc. Michael Schunk, Praxair Wg15 Alignment Review Gene Vogel, Chair Machine Condition Evaluation by Oil Analysis Barry Cato, Analysts, Inc.

6 Agenda Friday, June 17, am - 8 am Grand Ballroom Salon C Breakfast 8 am 5 pm Cherokee Room 8 10 am Introduction to Machinery Vibration David Szrom and Jack Peters Difficult Balancing Problems Nelson Baxter, P.E., ABM Technical Services 10:30 am - 12:30 pm Finite Element Modeling: An Overview of Finite Element Applications to Vibrations Process Machine Characteristics: Assessing Impeller Damage Difficult Balancing Problems (Con t) Study of the Dynamic Behavior of a Planetary Gearbox by Vibration Analysis, Operating Deflection Shape and Finite Element Method Machinery Vibrated to Poor Bolting Practices Robert Sayer, P.E., Applied Structural Dynamics Gene Vogel, EASA Pump and Vibration Specialist Nelson Baxter, P.E., ABM Technical Services Edmilson Santos, SKF Brazil Ken Singleton, KSC Consulting LLC, and Bob McGinnis, P.E., McGinnis Engineering LLC 12:30-1:30 pm Grand Ballroom Salon C Lunch 1:30 3 pm Panel Session: Bring Your Problem David Corelli, Moderator 3 pm CONFERENCE ADJOURNS

7 Annual Training Conference Saturday, June 18, 2016 CERTIFICATION EXAMS 8 am 1 pm Certification Examinations (advanced exam registration required) Vibration Analyst Category I Vibration Analyst Category II Vibration Analyst Category III Vibration Analyst Category IV Balancing of Rotating Machinery Category I