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FESI International Conference on Engineering Structural Integrity Assessment
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Poul Gosney at FESI—UK Forum for Engineering Structural Integrity
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19 - 20 May 2015
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f accompanied by your partner and you require an extra Conference Dinner place,
please indicate here and add £75.00 to your total registration fee.
For details about exhibiting please indicate here
Manchester Conference Centre
Manchester
UK
FESI is sponsored by:
EDF Energy, Rolls‐Royce, Magnox, Cranfield University, Frazer‐Nash
Consultancy, Manchester University, Atkins, ESR Technology, Na onal Nuclear
Laboratory, TWI, NPL, HBM‐nCode, Bristol University, Sellafield Ltd, DNV·GL,
MCS (Canada), Amec Foster Wheeler, Penspen, Coventry University, Horizon
Nuclear Power, Sheffield University, OCE (USA), Centrica, the Design Unit and
the Open University.
It is supported by:
HSE, ONR and HSL
FESI International Conference on Engineering Structural Integrity Assessment
FESI International Conference on Engineering Structural Integrity Assessment
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Every two years FESI organises an InternaƟonal Conference on Engineering Structural Integrity Assessment which is intended to provide a forum for the presentaƟon, review and discussion on the
latest developments of key structural integrity issues for plant, components and structures together with buildings and the infrastructure. ESI is the science and pracƟce of increasing and improving
engineering reliability and safety. We will be considering how in this Ɵme of austerity, our economic challenges can be safely accommodated in both new design and in the operaƟon of exisƟng
plant.
This is a conference which will have four types of presentaƟons:
1.
Keynote PresentaƟons will cover the major areas of Engineering Structural Integrity across
industry
2.
Papers will then be given that are related to current developments in ESI technology
3.
A Poster session which will illustrate university research projects in Structural Integrity
related areas (dedicated session)
4.
Desk-top exhibiƟon - please see the FESI website for details
Organising Body
FESI ‐ UK Forum for Engineering Structural Integrity (Chairman: Dr Brian Tomkins FREng)
provides a forum for the development and enhancement of best pracƟce for engineering structural
integrity pracƟƟoners, for academics and across all industry sectors in the UK and overseas.
Terms and Condi ons - Payment methods
Registration Fee
(VAT @ 20.%)
Delegate
Presenting Author
Co-author
Retiree/Student/
student author
Conference 2 day attendance
Conference 1 day attendance
Fee (net)
450.00
300.00
350.00
80.00
Fee (net)
300.00
200.00
240.00
60.00
Fee (gross)
540.00
360.00
420.00
96.00
Fee (gross)
360.00
240.00
288.00
72.00
The registraƟon fee includes a copy of the proceedings, all refreshments and the Conference Dinner
To register, please complete the registraƟon form and return it to the address below.
All FESI Members and co‐sponsors will receive a 10% discount
Cancella ons
In the event of cancellaƟon, the fees paid will be returned, less a cancellaƟon charge of 20%. If less
than 14 days' noƟce is given, the organisers reserve the right to retain the whole fee. CancellaƟons
must be confirmed in wriƟng.
Who to contact
Enrolments and general enquiries:
Poul Gosney, FESI, Warrington, WA3 6FW, UK - [email protected] - tel: +44 (0)1925 843429
Programme ‐ Day One
Programme ‐ Day Two
Current Posi on of ESI
Further Requirements and Challenges for ESI
Keynote Papers from:
Keynote Papers from:
Prof John Kno OBE, FRS, FREng, Birmingham University
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Fi y Years of Structural Integrity in the UK—
Lessons Learned and Direc ons for the Fu‐
ture
Dr Peter Budden, EDF Energy
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Development in Assessment Methodologies
Thore Lund, Consultant, SKF, Sweden
Fa gue Propensity in Bearings
Keith Wright, Rolls-Royce plc
Are Codes Keeping Up? An Update on ASME
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Prof Phil Irving, Cranfield University
Why Fa gue is S ll a Problem
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Prof Rob Ritchie FREng, H. T. & Jessie Chua
DisƟnguished Professor of Engineering,
University of California
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Bio Mechanics
Prof Peter Cawley FRS, FREng, Head of Mechanical
Engineering, Imperial College London
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Challenges for Inspec on and Monitoring
Prof David Ewins, Bristol University
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Machine Dynamic Assessment
Eddie Morland, Chief ExecuƟve of Health and Safety
Laboratory and Commercial Director of the HSE
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Recent Challenges for the HSE
Prof Su Jun Wu, Beihang University, Beijing, PR
China
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Materials Issues Rela ng to SI for the Aero‐
space Industry
Prof Helen Atkinson CBE, FREng, Head of Mechanical
Engineering, University of Leicester
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Teaching of ESI ‐ is the Universi es’ Ap‐
proach Fulfilling Industry’s needs?
Prof Erik Schlangen, DelŌ University,
The Netherlands
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Assessment of Self‐Healing Concrete
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To complete Day 1, there will be papers on:
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InspecƟon and Monitoring
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Fracture Analysis

Integrity Assessment
This will be followed by the Poster Session
AŌer Dinner Speaker:
Prof Richard Clegg, Chief ExecuƟve, Lloyds Register
FoundaƟon
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Lloyds Register Founda on and ESI
Dr Jan Przydatek, Lloyds Register FoundaƟon
The NSIRC Ini a ve
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Panel Discussion
Chaired by Dr Brian Tomkins FREng, Chairman of
FESI and Presenters
To complete Day 2, there will be papers on:
Modelling
Material Behaviour
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