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European Virtual Institute for Gas Turbine Instrumentation

EVI-GTI Uncertainty Short Course and Workshop - 2012

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May 22-24, 2012

von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics
Belgium

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This three day event includes a two-day class in “Basic Measurement Uncertainty” followed by a one-day workshop. The class covers introductory materials plus uncertainty propagation and specialized data analysis tools needed for the proper estimation of data quality. It includes lecture, in-class experiments with data analysis and the in-class working of problems to solidify the learning. This course will provide participants with the tools needed to do data quality assessments at their organizations. Participants are strongly encouraged to bring their uncertainty problems for discussion on the third day.

The 2-day short course will be given by Ronald H. Dieck, a world know specialist in measurement uncertainty. It is important to note that the workshop has been organized in such a way that participants can bring their specific uncertainty problems which will be discussed in class on the third day. Registration is open as of today. The number of participants is currently limited to 40 on a first come first served basis.

We draw your attention on the fact that our annual General Assembly will be held on Wednesday May 23rd, from 17:00 to 18:00.

1st day: Tuesday May 22nd, 2012
08:00 Participants registration
SHORT COURSE
09:00 OPENING AND WELCOME J.-F. Brouckaert, EVI-GTI Secretary General
09:10 SHORT COURSE : “BASIC MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS”(see detailed description below) Ron Dieck, Ron Dieck Associates, Inc.
10:00 Coffee break
10:30 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
12:00 Lunch break
13:00 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
17:00 End of the 1st day
19:30 Workshop Dinner Downtown Brussels
2nd day: Wednesday May 23rd, 2012
SHORT COURSE
09:00 SHORT COURSE : “BASIC MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY, METHODS AND APPLICATIONS”(see detailed description below) Ron Dieck, Ron Dieck Associates, Inc.
10:00 Coffee break
10:30 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
12:00 Lunch break
13:00 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
15:00 Coffee break
15:30 SHORT COURSE (CT’D)
17:00 EVI-GTI GENERAL ASSEMBLY EVI-GTI members
19:30 End of the 2nd day
BASIC MEASUREMENT UNCERTAINTY METHODS AND APPLICATIONS
by Ronald H. Dieck, Ron Dieck Associates, Inc.
2-Day Course Materials Table of Contents
~130 Class Lecture Charts
Outline
Related Documents
Fundamentals
Measurement Error
ISO Type A Errors
ISO Type B Errors
Random Error (precision)
Student's t Table
Uncertainty and Repeatability
Systematic Error (bias)
Measurement Uncertainty Model
Degrees of Freedom
Lexicon, ISO & US/ASME
U95 Calculation Example
Degrees of Freedom
Error and Uncertainty
Calculating Type A Uncertainty
Calculating Type B Uncertainty
Calculating Random Uncertainty
Obtaining Systematic Uncertainties
How to do it summary
Calibration Uncertainties
Pre- and Post- Test Analysis
Conclusions
Statistical Considerations, SX, SX
Pooling SX
Use of Student's t
Uncertainty/Error Propagation
Taylor's Series (independent error sources)
Taylor's Series (non-independent error sources)
Compressor Efficiency Example
Difficulties, Recommendations, Illustrations
General Expression
Weighting by Uncertainty
Applied Considerations
Choice of Units
Outliers
Thompson's Tau at 5% Significance
Correlation
General t-statistic equation
Probability Plots
Benard's Formula
How to do it summary
Instrument Vendor Uncertainty Specifications
Conclusions/Review
PLUS:
Two class experiments: class weight and calibration/propagation
Fourteen in-class homework problems worked and explained

VENUE

This event will be held at the von Karman Institute for Fluid Dynamics, Chaussée de Waterloo, 72, 1640 Rhode-Saint-Genèse, Belgium.

ACCOMODATION

All delegates will be responsible for booking their own accommodation. Information on hotels will be available shortly through the website.

REGISTRATION

Registration Fees are 700 € for EVI-GTI members (coupon code: 2012UNCSC) , 850 € for non-members (VAT 21% not included) to cover the direct costs associated with the course and workshop. The fee includes coffee breaks and lunches each day as well as the workshop dinner on Tuesday evening. An invoice will be sent and payment should be done prior to the course. Only payments by bank transfer or by credit card are accepted. A receipt will be provided at the event. ---> REGISTER HERE

 

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EVI-GTI
EVI-GTI is a membership organisation for the Gas Turbine Instrumentation Community. Created in response to a need for a focal point and greater coherence in the sector, the organisation results from a 3-year EU funded GROWTH project.

EVI-GTI, with its web-based ‘virtual’ infrastructure, spans organisational, cultural and geographical boundaries, improves collaboration and communication, and aids the alignment of strategic aims, enabling the maximisation of resources.

- Manufacturers of gas turbine engines and turbo systems
- Instrumentation supply chain companies
- Research institutes and universities
- Users of industrial gas turbines
In a market place that demands improved engine products, reduced cost of ownership, shorter time to market and with a rapidly growing interest in “by the hour” type service agreements, there is a need for gas turbine manufacturers to focus their attention and resources on core competencies, reduced costs and increased operational flexibility and speed. The resulting use of already limited resources in these areas means that the development of advanced sensors and sensor technologies is likely to shift towards specialists (universities, research organisations and instrumentation supply chain companies) who are innovative, have considerable existing experience and understand the route to commercial exploitation.

EVI-GTI seeks to serve the whole of the Gas Turbine Instrumentation community:

 

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