Download the Speaker Presentations - MACHINES2023
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Agenda Day 1: Tuesday 20 June 2023
Assessing the risks and rewards of the electrification of everything (EoE)
Iain MacGill, Professor, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, University of NSW (UNSW)
Monitoring the condition of power electronics – Is random failure a myth that can be busted with condition monitoring?
Georgios Konstantinou, Senior Lecturer in Energy Systems, UNSW Digital Grid Futures Institute (DGFI)
Empowering women in engineering and trades: strategies and support for success
Bianca Shepherd, Engineering Support Workshop Manager, Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO)
Exploring the ‘Repair, Replace or Run to Death’ conundrum
Malcolm Ballinger, Principal Electrical Engineer - Energy Hubs, AGL
Extending the life of HV machinery by replacing and refurbishing equipment
Tony O’Brien, Managing Director, Australian Winders
Lighting as a conduit for technological disruption
Andrew Orkin, Business Development Manager, Coolon LED
Rainer Korte, Chief Operating Officer, ElectraNet
Importance of the specifications and QA around procurement and repair management
Ron Scollay, Principal Engineer, machinemonitor®
Variable speed drives – the challenges of widescale deployment
Craig Harrison, Managing Director, I S Systems
Rukmi Dutta, Postgraduate Research Coordinator, School of Electrical Engineering and Telecommunications, University of NSW (UNSW)
Managing the increased deployment of high voltage cables and transformers
Luca Garagnani, Principal Technical Authority - Cables & Switchgears, machinemonitor®
Agenda Day 2: Wednesday 21 June 2023
Minimising the burden of hazardous area inspections
Iain Mackenzie, Chief Electrical Engineer, Woodside Energy
What are the proactive maintenance strategies which can enhance safety, avoid complacency and minimise risk?
Paul Masterton, Energy Sector Lead, Mott MacDonald
Monitoring, ranking and mitigating cyber risks
Max Pemberton, Managing Director, PSG Cyber
Best practice condition monitoring of motors and generators
Martin Boettcher, Lead Asset Engineer, Ventia Engineering
Using risk-based asset management to maximise productivity and facilitate the energy transition
Carlos Gamez, Founder and Director, Nova Energy Consulting
Rotating machines have served power systems for a century, what is their role in a system dominated by power electronics?
Kate Summers, Principal Consultant, Ekistica
Using AI and data to predict failures and monitor equipment
Mark Faith, Manager Operations Diagnostic Centre and Technology, AGL
Reliability, condition monitoring and preventative maintenance of renewable energy generators
Cameron McCulloch, Head of Asset and Environmental Strategy and Risk, Hydro Tasmania
Considerations for hydrogen plant and electrolyser reliability
Ahmed Halima, Hydrogen & Fuels Lead ANZ – Principal Engineer, Mott MacDonald
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