QUESTIONSCondition Monitoring for Mining and Power Generation Industries
Venue: Novotel Hotel
| Event Date/Time: Apr 30, 2008 | End Date/Time: May 02, 2008 |
| Registration Date: Apr 21, 2008 |
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Oil Conference 2008 – May 1 and 2 Novotel Hotel, Sydney Olympic Park
Hello,
The aim of this conference on lubricant condition monitoring, as it applies to mining and power generation industries, is to explain and demonstrate how it is possible to save your company tens and possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in maintenance and capital equipment costs.
We will have presentations from world leaders in the field of lubricant formulation, testing and specifications for the various types of equipment. Identification of the condition monitoring requirements leads to the need for more rapid analysis reporting only achievable with on-site instruments. We’ll demonstrate a variety of testing instruments for onsite purposes.
I trust that you will gain valuable information and cost savings from this conference.
I also trust that your stay at the Novotel at Sydney Olympic Park will be comfortable.
Mike Morrison
Managing Director
Oilcheck
Day 1
The cost and time saving benefits in onsite analysis by workshop personnel
MR MICHAEL MORRISON is Managing Director and founder in 1981 of Oilcheck, a NATA accredited and ISO registered oil and fuel analysis laboratory operation with laboratories in Sydney and Perth. Michael has a BSc degree in Industrial and worked for BP and Esso
prior service as an engineer in the Australian Air Force and Navy. Fluidcheck, an offshoot of Oilcheck, supplies on-site analysis equipment.
Onsite oil analysis case study from a major mining corporation executive
STEVE Mc DONALD, National Plant Manager Leighton Contractors Pty Limited, is a Mechanical Engineer who began working for Leighton Contractors in 1982 and experienced in all aspects of the management of plant and equipment in a contracting environment.
Morning Tea
Achieving optimal oil life economics on industrial lubricants using anti-oxidant concentration measurement
JO AMEYE is Vice-President Sales and Marketing for Fluitec International, Belgium, with a degree in Chemicals and Bochemicals. Previously Sales Manager for PALL Industrial Hydraulics Corporation until 1998. Jo is an active member of ASTM and DIN as a commitee co-chair, secretary and task group leader relating to oxidation and turbine oils.
New technologies to monitor and maintain critical industrial lubricants by specialised treatment and filtration
GREG LIVINGSTONE is Director of Fluid Technology for EPT in Tucson Arizona and Calgary Canada. Greg has had more than 25
papers published in the field of turbine lubrication and filtration. He is Chair of the ASTM committee on Turbine Oil testing and is active with STLE and International Council For Machinery Lubrication Standards Committee.
Lunch
Why New Turbine and Lubricant Technology require new oil monitoring methods to ensure effective economic operation
DR LUDGER QUICK is Director of Chemistry and Metallurgy at Siemens Power Generation Mülheim a/d Ruhr, Germany. Dr Quick is responsible for specifications and control of fluids used in Siemens equipment. Dr Quick has been Chair of the DIN working Group on Turbine Oils.
Afternoon Tea
Oxidative contaminants in in-service lubricants and their behaviour – formation, identification and elimination
DR AKIRA SASAKI is the former Managing Director of KLEENTEK Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology and has been Chairman for STLE Hydraulics Session. Dr. Sasaki is a Fellow of STLE and Member of ASTM, JAST (Japan Society of Tribologists).
Special forum – Expert panel answers industry questions
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Day 2
The value of re-additisation of turbine and hydraulic oils
JIM FORBES of Forbes Consulting, has extensive engineering background in the automotive and mining sectors, and recently established his company after over 25 years service with Caltex Australia.
Techniques and instruments for onsite oil analysis – including demonstrations
MICHAEL MORRISON is Managing Director and founder in 1981 of Oilcheck Pty Ltd. and its offshoot Fluidcheck, which specialises in supplying on-site analysis equipment. Michael has a BSc degree in Industrial Chemistry and worked for BP and Esso prior service as an engineer in the Australian Air Force and Navy.
Morning Tea
Physical, Chemical and Performance Changes in Turbine Oils from Oxidation – Causes and steps taken to minimise the effects
DR MARK OKASAKI is Product Specialist with Chevron Texaco in Richmond California. Mark is a Senior Staff Scientist in the Industrial Oils Technology team and lead global product developer for Chevron turbine oils responsible for the formulation of a number of industrial lubricants which include turbine, circulating and rock drill oils. His work has included reformulation of Aviation Hydraulic Fluids and Turbine Oils to suit future requirements.
Forum – The potential impact of changes in the oil industry
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Lunch
Break-out meetings with industry experts
Your opportunity to spend time with international experts and ask questions relevant to your industry and specific issues.
Afternoon Tea
Demonstrations and hands-on use of instruments
State of the art instruments will be demonstrated. You will have an opportunity to learn how they work and their value to you in onsite maintenance.
Special forum – Expert panel answers industry questions
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Hello,
The aim of this conference on lubricant condition monitoring, as it applies to mining and power generation industries, is to explain and demonstrate how it is possible to save your company tens and possibly hundreds of thousands of dollars a year in maintenance and capital equipment costs.
We will have presentations from world leaders in the field of lubricant formulation, testing and specifications for the various types of equipment. Identification of the condition monitoring requirements leads to the need for more rapid analysis reporting only achievable with on-site instruments. We’ll demonstrate a variety of testing instruments for onsite purposes.
I trust that you will gain valuable information and cost savings from this conference.
I also trust that your stay at the Novotel at Sydney Olympic Park will be comfortable.
Mike Morrison
Managing Director
Oilcheck
Day 1
The cost and time saving benefits in onsite analysis by workshop personnel
MR MICHAEL MORRISON is Managing Director and founder in 1981 of Oilcheck, a NATA accredited and ISO registered oil and fuel analysis laboratory operation with laboratories in Sydney and Perth. Michael has a BSc degree in Industrial and worked for BP and Esso
prior service as an engineer in the Australian Air Force and Navy. Fluidcheck, an offshoot of Oilcheck, supplies on-site analysis equipment.
Onsite oil analysis case study from a major mining corporation executive
STEVE Mc DONALD, National Plant Manager Leighton Contractors Pty Limited, is a Mechanical Engineer who began working for Leighton Contractors in 1982 and experienced in all aspects of the management of plant and equipment in a contracting environment.
Morning Tea
Achieving optimal oil life economics on industrial lubricants using anti-oxidant concentration measurement
JO AMEYE is Vice-President Sales and Marketing for Fluitec International, Belgium, with a degree in Chemicals and Bochemicals. Previously Sales Manager for PALL Industrial Hydraulics Corporation until 1998. Jo is an active member of ASTM and DIN as a commitee co-chair, secretary and task group leader relating to oxidation and turbine oils.
New technologies to monitor and maintain critical industrial lubricants by specialised treatment and filtration
GREG LIVINGSTONE is Director of Fluid Technology for EPT in Tucson Arizona and Calgary Canada. Greg has had more than 25
papers published in the field of turbine lubrication and filtration. He is Chair of the ASTM committee on Turbine Oil testing and is active with STLE and International Council For Machinery Lubrication Standards Committee.
Lunch
Why New Turbine and Lubricant Technology require new oil monitoring methods to ensure effective economic operation
DR LUDGER QUICK is Director of Chemistry and Metallurgy at Siemens Power Generation Mülheim a/d Ruhr, Germany. Dr Quick is responsible for specifications and control of fluids used in Siemens equipment. Dr Quick has been Chair of the DIN working Group on Turbine Oils.
Afternoon Tea
Oxidative contaminants in in-service lubricants and their behaviour – formation, identification and elimination
DR AKIRA SASAKI is the former Managing Director of KLEENTEK Corporation, Tokyo, Japan. He holds a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering at Tokyo University of Agriculture and Technology and has been Chairman for STLE Hydraulics Session. Dr. Sasaki is a Fellow of STLE and Member of ASTM, JAST (Japan Society of Tribologists).
Special forum – Expert panel answers industry questions
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Day 2
The value of re-additisation of turbine and hydraulic oils
JIM FORBES of Forbes Consulting, has extensive engineering background in the automotive and mining sectors, and recently established his company after over 25 years service with Caltex Australia.
Techniques and instruments for onsite oil analysis – including demonstrations
MICHAEL MORRISON is Managing Director and founder in 1981 of Oilcheck Pty Ltd. and its offshoot Fluidcheck, which specialises in supplying on-site analysis equipment. Michael has a BSc degree in Industrial Chemistry and worked for BP and Esso prior service as an engineer in the Australian Air Force and Navy.
Morning Tea
Physical, Chemical and Performance Changes in Turbine Oils from Oxidation – Causes and steps taken to minimise the effects
DR MARK OKASAKI is Product Specialist with Chevron Texaco in Richmond California. Mark is a Senior Staff Scientist in the Industrial Oils Technology team and lead global product developer for Chevron turbine oils responsible for the formulation of a number of industrial lubricants which include turbine, circulating and rock drill oils. His work has included reformulation of Aviation Hydraulic Fluids and Turbine Oils to suit future requirements.
Forum – The potential impact of changes in the oil industry
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Lunch
Break-out meetings with industry experts
Your opportunity to spend time with international experts and ask questions relevant to your industry and specific issues.
Afternoon Tea
Demonstrations and hands-on use of instruments
State of the art instruments will be demonstrated. You will have an opportunity to learn how they work and their value to you in onsite maintenance.
Special forum – Expert panel answers industry questions
Our experts are available to answer questions relating to their field of expertise.
Venue
Additional Information
Total package cost of the conference is AU$1,295, all inclusive. Accommodation, all meals, corporate dinner. Location: Novotel Hotel,Sydney Olympic Park Precint. Facilities for attendees include access to Sydney's Olympic Swimming Pool. Tour of Olympic Stadium available.
