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Thank you very much for helping
your chapter by volunteering to share your experiences. What kind of
presentation do our members like?
- Case histories,
case histories, case histories. The most requested type of presentation by our members is
case histories. Those you have solved and those you haven't.
- Basic
Predictive Maintenance Technologies and Techniques. What have you learned lately that has
helped your program? Many of our members are just getting into this
field.
- More advanced
technologies and techniques. We have a few "old timers" who have been around
this track before, and we all like to hear the "War
Stories". Also the technologies are changing rapidly and we like
to keep up.
Who will you be
talking to?
Most of our members have been in the Predictive Maintenance Field less than
5 years. About a quarter are just starting and the rest are more
experienced.
Rules for Papers
1. The registration fee will be waived
and we will buy you lunch.
2. The typical length of a
presentation is about 45 minutes, but we can be flexible.
3. We usually have an overhead
projector, a laptop computer with a computer projector,
can provide a slide projector, a table for demos, etc. just let us know.
Many presenters bring a PowerPoint presentation on their own laptop.
4. We will need 50 copies, 3 holed
punched on the day of your presentation, and an original soft copy mailed
to the AIPdM Chairman 1
week before. The chapter will reimburse members for black and white copying
costs if necessary.
5. The AIPdM prohibits commercialism in its seminars, courses, and
meetings except vendor days. Content of presentations shall be educational
material of a technical, practical or scientific nature materially related
to the purposes of the Vibration Institute. Display of hardware/software at
AIPdM meetings for the sole intent of sales is strictly forbidden, with the
exception of vendor days and exhibit areas. Hardware/software can be used
in technical sessions only to demonstrate techniques, not features of the
equipment.
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