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HandbookModern Practice in Stressand Vibration Analysis2–4 July 2018Clare College, Cambridge, UKhttp://mpsva2018.iopconfs.orgOrganised by the IOP Applied Mechanics Group
Table of ContentsContacts . 2Conferences team . 2Organising committee . 2Co-Sponsors . 3Exhibitors . 3Social media . 4Disclaimer . 4Venue . 4Conference . 4Social Evening . 5Accommodation . 5Programme . 6Registration . 7WiFi . 7Catering . 8Dietary Requirements. 8Information for presenters. 8Oral presentations. 8Travel . 9Parking . 9Health and Safety . 9Safety and Emergency and evacuation procedures. 9Security . 9Smoking . 10First Aid . 10Payment. 10General Notices . 10IOP Membership . 10Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20181
ContactsConferences teamPlease read this handbook prior to the conference as it includes all the information you will need while on-site. Ifyou have any questions or require further information, please contact Ana Santos or the IOP conferences team, whowill make every effort to rectify the issues as soon as possible.The conferences team will be on-site for the duration of the meeting (see registration times) to answer any questionsand to support the overall running of the event.Ana SantosTel: 44 (0)20 7470 4984Email: ana.santos@iop.orgConferences teamEmail: conferences@iop.orgOrganising committee – Applied Mechanics Group Dr Cristinel Mares, Brunel University, UK (Conference Chair)Dr Giles Aldrich-Smith, AWE, UKDr Ifigeneia Antoniadou, University of Sheffield, UKProfessor Carol Featherstone, University of Cardiff, UKDr Jack Hale, University of Newcastle, UKProfessor Alison McMillan, Wrexham Glyndrwr University, UKDr. Sophoclis Patsias, Rolls-Royce, UKDr Anish Roy, Loughborough University, UKProfessor Christopher Smith, University of Exeter, UKDr John Bannister, Entropia Consulting, UKModern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20182
Co-sponsorsExhibitorsThe exhibition will be held in the Garden room of the Gillespie Centre for the duration of the conference.Structural Dynamics Laboratory for Verification and ValidationThe Structural Dynamics Laboratory for Verification and Validation(LVV) is a major new acoustics and vibration testing facility fundedby the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council(EPSRC), the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) andthe University of Sheffield. It is a world-leading research facility forthe testing of large engineering structures under realisticenvironmental and dynamic conditions, helping to validate thecomputer simulation models used in the engineering designprocess. The facility provides a unique research offering to bothacademia and industry. Capitalising upon the University's globallyrecognised expertise in this field, the LVV facilitates thedevelopment of V&V technology for models of components and fullstructures under representative operating conditions.Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20183
GOMGOM develops optical measuring systems for applications like 3Ddigitising, 3D coordinate measurements and strain measurements.GOM systems are used for product development, quality assuranceand material or component testing.The GOM ATOS 3D scanner is developed for the reverse engineeringand dimensional control of components. Fast and accurate, GOMscans are now an established way of reducing product developmenttimes and ensuring highest quality components.GOM ARAMIS is a 3D Digital Image Correlation system, for full fieldand point based analysis. By capturing surface strain anddisplacement measurements over large areas comprehensiveresults can provide validation for finite element simulations.Social mediaFollow and join the conversation using #IOPmpsva2018 and @PhysicsNews.DisclaimerThe Institute of Physics and Clare College accept no responsibility for any accident, loss or damage to participantsor their property.VenueConferenceThe conference will be held at Clare College in the University of Cambridge.All keynote talks will be held in the Riley Auditorium, and parallel talks will be split the Riley Auditorium and theElton-Bowring room. The exhibition will be held in the Garden Room. Please refer to the programme to find the exactlocation of each event.A map of the campus is appended to the back of this book.Please find the address for Clare College below:Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20184
Clare CollegeQueens RoadCambridgeCB3 9AJTelephone: 44 (0)1223 333261Website: http://www.clare.cam.ac.uk/Home/Social EveningThe drinks reception will be held together with the exhibition in the Garden room between 16:30 and 18:30 onMonday 2 July.The conference dinner will be held in the Great Hall on Monday 2 July from 18:30.All social evening venues are located on campus. Please refer to the map of the campus appended to this book.AccommodationFor delegates that booked accommodation at the College, single en-suite bedrooms (with private bathroom) willbe allocated by the venue between Memorial and Lerner courts – please see map of the college appended to thisbook.The location of the rooms will be found upon check in at the Porter’s lodge in Memorial court. Check-in: from 15:00Check-out: until 10:00All rooms include: Full English breakfast at the Buttery in Old Court siteComplimentary wi-fiWired internet accessTea and coffee making facilities in the room.Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20185
ProgrammeThe full conference programme can be found online at http://mpsva2018.iopconfs.org/programmelive.Monday 2 6:0016:3018:30Registration and coffeeWelcome and IntroductionKeynoteTowards a population-based approach to structural health monitoringProfessor K Worden, University of SheffieldCoffee BreakParallel session:Parallel sessionStructural Health Monitoring (4 talks)Computer Techniques (3 talks)LunchKeynoteVibration analysis of complex engineering systems with uncertain propertiesProfessor R Langley, Cambridge UniversityParallel session:Parallel session:Railway 1 (2 talks)Fluid/Structure Interaction (2 talks)Coffee breakParallel sessionParallel session:Railway 2 (2 talks)Neutron Diffraction (2 talks)Exhibition and drinks receptionConference dinnerTuesday 3 egistration and coffeeKeynoteVibration energy harvesting: fundamentals and applicationsProfessor S Beeby, University of SouthamptonParallel session:Parallel session:Aerospace (2 talks)Materials Characterisation (3 talks)Coffee BreakParallel session:Parallel session:Rotating Machinery (3 talks)Dynamics Theory (2 talks)LunchParallel session:Parallel session:Experimental Techniques (4 talks)Friction (1 talks)Coffee breakParallel session:Parallel session:Manufacturing (3 talks)Composites (2 talks)Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20186
Wednesday 4 6:0016:20Registration and coffeeKeynoteIntegrating full-field experimental imaging techniques for on-site inspections and stressbased non-destructive evaluationProfessor J Barton, University of SouthamptonParallel session:Parallel session:Damping (4 talks)Crack Growth (2 talks)Coffee BreakParallel session:Parallel session:Damage (2 talks)Acoustic Methods (3 talks)LunchSession: Experimental Techniques 1 (3 talks)Coffee breakSession: Experimental Techniques 2 (3 talks)Closing sessionDepartureRegistrationRegistration will be held in the garden room from 2 to 4 July.Each participant will receive a conference folder with a pen, pad, a printed copy of the programme, a list ofdelegates (with names and affiliations) and a lapel badge. The abstract book will be in digital (PDF) format only andis available to download from the conference’s website. The times for registration are given in the table 00-16:4509:00-15:30WiFiWiFi is available through UniofCam service. If you have booked your accommodation at the campus, you will begiven your login details when you check in. Otherwise, please report to the IOP registration desk to collect your WiFilog in details.If you have any problems accessing the internet through this network, please speak to the staff on the registrationdesk.Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 20187
CateringThe registration fee includes lunch and refreshments for the duration of the conference, a drinks reception andconference dinner on 2 July and all conference related materials.Breakfast (for on-site accommodation) will be served in the buttery. Lunch, refreshments and drinks reception willbe held in the Garden room for the duration of the conference. The conference dinner will be served in the GreatHall.Please refer to the table below for timings.DateMonday 2 JulyTuesday 3 JulyWednesday 4 JulyEventArrival refreshmentsRefreshment breakLunch - buffetAfternoon refreshmentsDrinks receptionConference dinnerArrival refreshmentsRefreshment breakLunch – BuffetRefreshment breakArrival refreshmentsRefreshments breakLunch – buffetAfternoon :00-14:0015:00-15:20Dietary requirementsParticipants with dietary requirements are asked to include this information on their registration form or to notify theconference office by email prior to their arrival. It will not be possible to provide an alternative menu unless priornotification has been received. Please email ana.santos@iop.org if you have any questions.Information for presentersOral presentationsPresentations should be structured to include an introduction, the main content and conclusions. Visual aids (e.g.maps, charts etc) can be used but you are advised to keep the information simple, use colour and contrast foremphasis and use a large enough font (minimum 15 point) to ensure legibility.The Riley auditorium is equipped with the following audio-visual equipment: 1080p projectorScreenLaptop with latest Windows version and HD
Modern Practice in Stress and Vibration Analysis (MPSVA) 2018 2 Contacts Conferences team Please read this handbook prior to the conference as it includes all the information you will need while on-site. If you have any questions or require further information, please contact Ana Santos or
