DRIVES & CONTROLS 2016 PREVIEW ROBOTIC DEMONSTRATION ZONE
MAINTENANCE SEMINAR THEATRE Sponsored by Shell Lubricants
Tuesday 12 April 10.15-10.45 The convergence of calibration activities with maintenance inspections to drives Marcus Teague, Beamex
11.00-11.30 Improving maintenance: how a combination of condition monitoring technology and international standards can help
13.00-13.30 Managing plant availability and lifecycle cost
13.45-14.15 An animated introduction to vibration analysis
Geoff Walker, Artesis
11.45-12.45 Quantifying the business case for timely maintenance or asset renewal John Woodhouse, The Woodhouse Partnership
Gary Tyne, ARMS Reliability Dean Whittle, Reliability Maintenance Solutions
14.30-15.00 New horizons in asset reliability Antony Barnes, PCMS Engineering
15.15-15.45 Advances in thermography Paul Sacker, Crimson Industrial Vision
The changing profile of R. A. Rodriguez will be in evidence at this year’s show. The company’s high level of technical competence has allowed it to rapidly develop its relatively new strand: robotics. So for the first time at the show the company will have two stands: one for bearings, gears and drives and the other in the show’s Robotic Demonstration Zone. A wide range of Kaydon Bearings Reali-
Slim thin section bearings will be on display along with several custom bearings. In addition there will be examples from the R. A. Rodriguez own-brand bearings range in particular, turntable bearings which can meet the requirements of almost any application, technically and commercially. New to R. A. Rodriguez in 2016 and
being launched at the show is the Cone Drive range of Slew Drives and Harmonic Solutions. Complementing the turntable bearings range, the Cone Drive range is available in sizes ranging from 7” to 25”. Bridging the bearings and drives product ranges, the Harmonic Solutions provide the ultimate in precision gearing. Their wave gear designs are available in a variety of industry standard drop-in
replacements and custom configurations. Completing its drive solutions will be the GROB Linear Chain combined with a Framo Morat geared motor. Visitors will see how its compact design allows the end user to actuate heavy loads by pushing and pulling over long distances without the need for costly and bulky pneumatics. An extensive range of quality stock gears from KHK will be on the stand. This growing range of stock gears is available from the company’s online gear shop at
www.rargears.com and will have promotions running throughout the show. Drives and Controls 2016 will mark the
first public appearance by R. A. Rodriguez as the newly announced, preferred partner of Universal Robots. Its lightweight, 6-axis robots will show how they provide the ideal basis for human and robots to work collaboratively without the need for safety guarding to reduce payback and increase productivity; the supporting range of Robotiq grippers will be featured.
R. A. Rodriguez Stand D780
www.rarodriguez.co.uk
DRIVE LINES LAUNCHES REDESIGNED WEBSITE
Visitors to Drive Lines stand will be able to browse the newly launched website and view working demonstrations of several of its most popular products; the technical sales team will be on hand to answer questions. Drive Lines has 30 years’ experience
working with design and specification engineers to help specify and supply high quality, high accuracy power transmission components for a variety of applications. The website has been completely redesigned to make it even easier for customers to find and
download product information such as brochures and CAD models and to get in touch with the Drive Lines technical sales team to place an order. The working 2-jack system driven by a 3ph 0.37kW motor with inverter control includes Grob travelling nut type screw jacks, Graessner Power Gear bevel gearbox, R+W line shafts and elastomer couplings and is guided by combines bearing and U section profile rail.
Drive Lines Technologies Stand D432
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Wednesday 13 April 10.15-10.45 De-risking your electrical infrastructure by identifying problems early
11.00-11.30 Learn how less can be more: develop a multi-skilled workforce
12.30-13.00 Economic benefits of condition-based maintenance
Jason Butler, EA Technology John Holland, United Biscuits
11.45-12.15 Ultra-low cost hardware + cloud storage = low maintenance costs Russell Sion, Test Products International Europe
13.15-13.45 One-stop maintenance, repair and overhaul of rotating equipment
George Varga, SPM Instrument Matthew Vagges, Sulzer
14.00-14.30 Challenges and opportunities in lubricating modern integrated systems Andrew Gibson, Shell Lubricants
14.45-15.15 Vibration-based condition monitoring of rotating machines
15.30-16.00 Plant engineering for competitive advantage
Jyoti Sinha, University of Manchester Ian Jackson, SoE/IPlantE
Thursday 14 April 10.15-10.45 Steam trap management Michael Povey, TLV Euro Engineering
11.00-11.30 Oil sampling and analysis – online and onsite tests Andy Mellor, Pragmatic Maintenance & Reliability
11.45-12.15 Precision meets connectivity Chris Wilson, Pruftechnik
12.30-13.00 Competitive advantage through Total Productive Maintenance techniques Simon Carr, SMMT Industry Forum
13.15-13.45 Autonomous maintenance scheduling Andrew Starr, Cranfield University
14.00-14.30 Vibration analysis leading into diagnosis – the VALiD approach Jyoti Sinha, University of Manchester 14.45-15.15 Production asset reliability (PAR) - predictive maintenance to better manage your assets Tom Berry, GE
To register:
www.maintenanceuk-expo.com
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