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Technical case studies and papers

from leading experts including:

Chatunaran Mishra, Senior Advisor,

TATA STEEL, India

Robert Aronen,Director,

BOULDEN INTERNATIONAL, Luxembourg

Youssef Abbaoui, Engineering Specialist,

SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA Dr. Mohan Rao, Vising Professor and ABET

Coordinator, THE PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, UAE

Ali M. Al-Shurafa, Vibraon engineer,SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA

Imran Babar, Machinery Health Manager,EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT, UAE

Dr. Essam Wahba,Assistant Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF SHARJAH, UAE

Dr.Mohammed Malkawi, Chief Architect,AIM WIRELESS SOLUTIONS, U.S.A.

Nicolae Vidroiu,Assistant Maintenance Manager,NATIONAL COOLING COMPANY (TABREED), UAE

Emad Bitar,Area Director, COMMTEST, UAE

Marn Williamson, Director,KEW ENGINEERING LTD, UK

Mohammed Al-Swaimil, Vibraon Analyst, CSD,SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA

Taha Aldoss, Professor, Department of Mechanical

Engineering, JORDANUNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE &

TECHNOLOGY, Jordan

Lyes Khezzar, Professor,THE PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, UAE

Syed Nadeem Ahmed, Senior Power Plants

Engineer, PK MRO PIA ENGINEERING, Pakistan

Abdullah El Sherif, Team Leader, MechanicalEngineering, ADMA-OPCO, UAE

14th Annual Conference

DONT MISS!SPECIAL EARLY BIRDDISCOUNTS

New decade, New ideas, New insight

The only rotang equipment conference in the GCC, ROTATE 2010, steps into thedecade:

Embracing new ideas and innovaons

Featuring over 70% new speakers

Bringing onboard dierent, unexplored perspecves to the industries mostchallenging issues

Addressing the recurring concerns that connue to plague rotary equipment with

the latest innovave technologies

Evaluang soluons developed by other industries and adopng them to your own

Eliminate unplanned down me by integrang the latest innovaons in root causeanalysis and condion monitoring to your exisng systems thus cung costs

Implement design and maintenance soluons that reduce the cost per hour ofoperaon; increasing daily revenue

Opmise performance and eciency by adopng cung edge updates in vibraon

anaylsis and controlUlise eecve reliability engineering processes to opmise the performance ofcrical equipmentEvaluate and adopt soluons developed by other industries to your own systems

12 16 December 2010 Millennium Hotel, Abu Dhabi, UAE

D ont miss 4 Value-added Workshops

14 December 2010

14 December 2010

15 16 December 2010

15 16 December 2010

See pages 5 7 for more details

Exploring cung edge developments in rotang equipment technology

set to take reliability and performance to the next level

www.iirme.com/rotate

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1 day

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Learning To Make Sense OfYour Oil Analysis Reports

Advanced Gas Turbine Reliability ManagementFor Oil And Gas And Power Generaon

Machinery Vibraon MeasurementsThe Systems, Troubleshoong And Case Histories

Design And Selecon FundamentalsOf Centrifugal Pumps


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Dear Engineer,

Every year hundreds of thousands of dollars are lost due to downme brought on by

machine failure, the unavailability of suitable spare components and the failure to

accurately diagnose the real underlying problem.

As you are well aware, there is always the possibility for further improvement. Whether

it is reliability, performance, eciency and upme; you are faced with the perpetual

prospect of moving one step closer to complete perfecon.

For the past fourteen years ROTATE has provided a unique plaorm for the exchangeof experse and experience of the latest innovaons and ideas in rotary machinery.

As the foremost rotang equipment conference in the region, ROTATE is the stage for

you to hear rst hand from the visionaries and pioneering praconers responsible for

innovaons.

The 14th Annual Rotate Conference will explore new, cung edge computaonal and

mechanical soluons that aim to eliminate the occurrence of unplanned downme,

ensure awless performance and 100% eciency.

This year the conference will showcase papers that highlight the latest cung-edge

soluons and pracces. The comprehensive case studies will present the praccal

concerns of the implementaon of these by experts who have already integrated them

into their systems.

At the end of the conference you will gain insight and informaon that serve to

signicantly improve the funconing of your system, such as:

Ulisaon ofCFDs to opmise performance and reduced downme

Radically improving reliability in rotang equipment with the implementaon ofdrygas soluons to cut costs

Opmising eciency through the implementaon ofretrot technology

The latest updates in vibraon analysis that allows one to foresee future problems andavoid unplanned downme

Diagnosing the root cause of mounng resonance on motor performance to prevent

frequent failures

ROTATE 2010 will also give you the rare opportunity to meet those with the most current

informaon and relevant experience - your peers. Interact with praconers from

across the industrial spectrum at networking sessions where you can discuss your most

pressing concerns and share insight and understanding into the best possible soluons.

The ROTATE 2010 is the ideal plaorm for the exchange of ideas and experse involvingrotang equipment and valuable networking opportunies.

I look forward to welcoming you to Abu Dhabi in December.

Yours Sincerely,

Genelee MazarelloConference Director

ROTATE 2010

Countries Represented At PreviousROTATE Conferences

TEL: +971 4 335 2437 FAX: +971 4 335 2438 EMAIL: [email protected] www.iirme.com/rotate

Special Early Bird Discounts

SAVE UPTO US $ 400!

SponsorshipOpportunies Available!

ROTATE 2010 presents you with arare opportunity to meet the seniordecision makers, managers and

directors who will be looking to

speak to product and service soluon

providers.

If you have a product or service that

our senior decision makers need

and wish to parcipate at this event

as a key sponsor, please contact

Jake Brown at +971 4 4072732 or

email [email protected] forthe complete details of the available

opportunies.


P.S. Dont miss 4 must-aend

technical workshops.

See pages 5 7


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08:00 Registraon And Welcome

Refreshments

08:45 Opening And Welcome Remarks

From The Chair

Abdullah H. El- Sherif, Team Leader,

Mechanical Engineering, ADMA-OPCO, UAE

09:00 An Overview Of The Newest

Advancements In Condion

Monitoring Technology To Enable

The Early Detecon And Diagnosis Of

Problems In Rotang Machinery

Early failure detecon of a

Crosshead fague failure to allow

for swi treatment to avoid the high

cost of xing a major failure An overview of the new generaon

of machinery monitoring and

protecon of reciprocang

machinery

Assessing the integraon of an

advanced diagnosc tool in an

opmizaon plaorm aimed at

taking condion monitoring to the

next level

Chatunaran Mishra,Senior Advisor,TATA STEEL, India

09:45 Exploring The Ulisaon Of CFDs

To Opmise Performance In Turbo

Machinery

Analysing the benets of using

CFD technology in opmising the

performance of turbo machinery

Understanding the long term

consequences of successfully

compleng the process of

integrang CFD technology into your

system

Successfully compleng the process

while minimising downme

Dr. Essam Wahba,Assistant Professor,

Department of Mechanical Engineering,

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY OF SHARJAH, UAE

10:30 Networking & Refreshment Break

11:00 The Power Of WingsUnderstanding

The Lomakin Eect

Exploring the potenal of composite

materials in the repair and

construcon of pumps and its ability

to improve reliability, eciency andsafety

Understanding the interacon of

wear wings with hydraulic and

mechanical forces acng upon the

pump rotor

Main Conference Day 1 Sunday, 12 December 2010

A look at the development of

modern composites emphasising

the key material properes which

ensure success in applicaon

Field studies and case histories

Robert Aronen,Director,

BOULDEN INTERNATIONAL, Luxembourg

11:45 An Overview Of Computaonal And

Experimental Tools Developed In

The Aerospace And Automove

Industries And Their Crossover To The

Oil And Gas Industry As A Possible

Soluon To Vibraon And Noise

Concerns

The advantages of reducing the

sources and paths of noise andvibraon as opposed to band-aid

type soluons

The long term implicaons of

computaonal and experimental

tools in the oil and gas industry

in relaon to reduced downme,

occupaonal injuries and noise

induced hearing loss

CASE STUDY: employing modal

analysis, order tracking, noise

path analysis, near eld acousc

holography, nite element and

boundary elementary tools on the

path to a long me soluon

Dr. Mohan Rao, Vising Professor

and ABET Coordinator,

THE PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, UAE

12:25 An In-Depth Look At The

Advancements And Latest

Developments In The Control Systems

Of Rotang Machines

The development of control systems

for rotang machines

Understanding distributed controlsystems

Assessing computer-based control

systems and their applicaon in

rotang machines

An overview of recent developments

and advances in CBCs

Dr.Mohammed Malkawi, Chief Architect,

AIM WIRELESS SOLUTIONS, USA

13:10 Networking Lunch

VIBRATION

AND

NOISE

CDFS

CONTROLS

YSTEMS

14:10 CASE STUDY: A Comprehensive

Study On The Eect Of Mounng

Resonance On Motor Performance

A Case Study

Diagnosing the root cause of the

decline in motor performance

Coming to a consensus about the

root cause of the decline in motor

performance

Finding the best possible soluon

that goes beyond a supercial

result and implementaon.

Mohammed Al-Swaimil, Vibraon Analyst,

CSD,SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA

14:55 CASE STUDY:Implemenng Dry

Gas Soluons To Radically ImproveReliability In Rotang Equipment

And Dramacally Cut Costs

Understanding the applicaon of

dry gas to opmise ulity

Modifying equipment to funcon

with dry gas soluons while

ensuring maximum performance

Exploring the benets of lower

maintenance costs, increased

lifeme and other long term

benets

CASE STUDY: Modicaon of

compressor seal to enable dry gas

ulity and outcome

Palani Karthikeyan, Rotang Equipment

Engineer, DUBAI SUPPLY AUTHORITY, UAE


15:55 Cricality Assessment A

Structured And Systemac

Methodology For Assessing And

Classifying Rotang And Stac

Plant Equipment

Ulising a mulcriteriaclassicaon method, integrang

operaons and maintenance

constraints

Assessing corporate strategic

imperaves including Health,

Safety and Environment (HSE)

requirements

An outline of a corporate

methodology for assessing and

classifying plant equipment

cricality

Youssef Abbaoui, Engineering Specialist,SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA

16:40 Closing Remarks From The Chair

16:50 End Of Day One

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08:30 Morning Refreshments

09:00 Opening Remarks From The Chair

09:15 Assessing The Implementaon and

Implicaons Of Retrot TechnologyIn Rotang Machines In A Bid To

Raise Eciency And Cut Costs

Evaluang the need for retrot in

turbo machinery

Understanding the essenal

elements of retrot technology

Weighing the pros and cons and

the juscaon of retrot

The impact of retrot on the

reliability of turbo machinery

The economic and environmental

eects of retrot technology

Taha Aldoss, Professor, Department ofMechanical Engineering,

JORDANUNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE &TECHNOLOGY, Jordan

10:00 An Overview Of The Latest

Developments In The Maintenance

Of Mechanical Bearings And Seals

To Increase Lifeme And Eliminate

The Chances Of Potenally

Catastrophic Failure

Assessing the newest lubricants

and their role in reducing fricon,

overheang and failure

Low cost opons in mechanical

seal and bearing upkeep to reduce

downme and prevent shutdown

Keeping bearings clean: ps for

keeping bearings free of dust and

other hard parcles that threaten

system shutdown

Trouble shoong: daily

maintenance of seals mechanical

seals and bearings to ensure

consistent performance

Marn Williamson, Director,

KEW ENGINEERING LTD, UK


11:15 CASE STUDY: The Troubleshoong

And Modicaon Of High Pressure

Screw Pump Currently Operang In

An ADMA-OPCOs Field, Eventually

Adopted By The Pump Vendor As

The Standard Feature Of Their New

Design

Abdullah H. El- Sherif, Team Leader,

Mechanical Engineering, ADMA-OPCO, UAE

12:00 Monitoring Rotang Machinery

Using Wireless Technology To

Improve Reliability

Understanding the challenges of

online vibraon monitoring

Protecon vs Predicon

An in depth look at self organisingmesh networks

Studying the various applicaons

of wireless technology

Imran Babar, Machinery Health Manager,

EMERSON PROCESS MANAGEMENT, UAE

12:45 Reviewing The Latest Innovaons In

Gas Turbines Reliability Management

A look at the newest updates

in aero, aero derivave and

commercial gas turbines

Assessing performance factors

of aero, aero derivave and

commercial gas turbines

Analysing the KPIs and

maintenance cost trends

Understanding maintenance

and overhaul workscopes

Syed Nadeem Ahmed, Senior Power Plants

Engineer, PK MRO PIA ENGINEERING, Pakistan

13:30 Networking Lunch

Main Conference Day 2 Monday, 13 December 2010

MUST ATTEND:

4 Technical Workshops

See pages 5 - 7 for details

14:30 An Extensive And Detailed Look At

The Specicaon, Selecon And

Operaon Of Plasc Pumps For

Reacve Fluids

Reviewing the dierent types of

plascs pump and understanding

the dierences and applicaons

Evaluang the advances in plasc

pump technology

Understanding the crical

operaonal parameters

Assessing the uid-pump

compability

Selecon Criteria and operaonal

safeguards: a checklist

Abdelsamie Moet, Professor, PetrochemicalEngineering, PHAROS UNIVERSITY INALEXANDRIA, Egypt


16:00 CASE STUDY:Developing A World-

Class Vibraon Analysis Team To

Enhance Equipment Performance

And Operaonal Capacity: Examining

The Pros And Cons Of Outsourcing

Vs. Insourcing

Assessing the advantages and

disadvantages of an internal

vibraon analysis team in

comparison to the advantages

and disadvantages of an external

vibraon consultant

Exploring on-line condion

monitoring systems

Analyzing vibraon problems

especially those caused by

misalignment and unbalance

Considering a new organisaonal

structure to handle vibraon analysis

Nicolae Vidroiu,Assistant Maintenance

Manager, NATIONAL COOLING COMPANY

(TABREED), UAE

Emad Bitar,Area Director, COMMTEST, UAE

16:40 Closing Remarks From The Chair

16:50 Handout of Rotate 2009 Aendance

Cercates

17:00 Close of Rotate 2010

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Workshops and Training Courses 14 16 December 2010


IntroduconMany maintenance personnel rely on oil analysis in addion to

vibraon analysis but invariably rely on the laboratory to provide the

feedback, including the recommendaon on what acon to take.

However, most maintenance personnel are in a beer posion to make

the decisions, but are oen concerned that they dont understand the

oil analysis report. Because the people on site have a much beer

understanding of the machinery and its reliability history, decisions and

acons on the oil analysis reports are best taken by those very same

people, rather than the personnel employed in remote laboratories

who dont always have that hands-on experience. An oil analysis

report is very easy to understand and this workshop will show you

how to break the report into easy to comprehend chunks, along with

guidance on how to establish limits for each measured parameter of

the analysis report.

Topics Covered In The Workshop: The importance of a good oil analysis programme, including the need

for good sampling pracces

How to break the report in to 3 easy secons for quicker

interpretaon

What each reported value means

The potenal impact of each test value has with respect to the

lubricant and the machine

What limits to set for each oil analysis test

How to make meaningful recommendaons to maintenance

colleagues based on the oil analysis report Steps to improve your oil analysis programme going forward

At The End Of The Workshop You Will Be

Able To: Easily understand all the reported values in an oil analysis report

Feel more comfortable about the results and whether they are

within limits

Determine whether you are geng adequate test coverage on each

type of machine

Be able to talk more condently with your oil analysis service

provider about the services they are oering

Adjust your exisng oil analysis alarms and limits on your crical

plant to ensure earlier warning of impending problems

Implement future steps to get more out your oil analysis

programme

Meet Your Expert Workshop Leader

Marn Williamson, Director,KEW ENGINEERING LTD, Chester, UK

As a graduate of the University of Cape Town, Marn

Williamson started in the eld of Reliability on an Iron

Ore Mine, working in their Oil Analysis and Tribology programme.

In 2001 he was responsible for seng up Noria UK on behalf of

Noria Corp, and was responsible for its daily operaons as well as

providing a technical service in training and consulng. Four years

later establishing KEW Engineering as his own business and connue

to work with Noria as well as tackling other project work directlywith clients like BP and Marathon Oil, working mainly in the Oil & Gas

sectors, but covering many other industry sectors.

Learning To Make Sense Of Your Oil Analysis Reports

Conducted On Machinery Lubricang Oil(14 October 2010, 9am 3pm)

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IntroduconA comprehensive course on eecve operaonal management of gas

turbine power plants, examining the performance and life assessments

aimed at improving operaonal and maintenance pracces, minimising

the likelihood of failures, ensuring higher reliability thus prolonging

asset life and reducing maintenance costs per hour of operaon.

Topics Covered In The Workshop Modular concepts and reliability factors Reliability programs for gas turbines in CCGTPP and LNG applicaons Key operaonal consideraons Cold and hot secon inspecons ,

life extensions

Upgrades and recent trends of OEMs Overhaul workscope opmisaon Case studies from power generaon and LNG applicaons

Meet Your Expert Course Leader

Syed Nadeem Ahmed, Senior Power Plants Engineer,

PK MRO PIA ENGINEERING, Pakistan

S. Nadeem Ahmed has more than 20 years of

Mechanical Engineering experience in Power

Plant Engineering and Process Industry including 14 years in

Maintenance Repair, Overhaul, Tesng and Evaluaon of Gas

Turbine Power Plants with PK MRO PIA.He has a Masters degree

in Mechanical Engineering with Major in Thermal Power Systems

Engineering and Cered Six Sigma Master Black Belt from USA.

Advanced Gas Turbine Reliability ManagementFor Oil And Gas And Power Generaon

(14 October 2010, 9am 5pm)

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Informave and helpful forimproving technical knowledge.

Mohsiur Rahman,Deputy Manager,DEWA, UAE

Special Early Bird DiscountsSAVE UPTO US$ 400!


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IntroduconThe development of the vibraon systems and their wide spread

applicaon in the industry require users of these systems to have

a solid background and a deep understanding of their capabilies

and limitaons. This interacve workshop addresses the subject

of vibraon measurements from real eld perspecve through

numerous eld cases. It will help those who deal with vibraon in

new projects or running plants to focus on the problemac areas

giving you the tools to overcome them.

The development of the vibraon systems and their wide

applicaons in the industry require the users of these systems

to have a solid background and a deep understanding of their

capabilies and limitaons. This workshop addresses the subjectof vibraon measurements from real eld perspecve through

numerous actual eld cases. It will help those who deal with

vibraon in new projects or running plants to focus on the

problemac areas and will give you the tools to overcome them.

This interacve course contains plenty of cases, exercises and

discussions to reinforce the understanding of the concepts. The

fundamentals of the vibraon measurements will be reviewed

to establish the necessary foundaon to deal with deeper topics

like product features (e.g. BN 3500) and reviewing secons of the

commonly used standard API 670.

Topics Covered In The Workshop: An overview of the fundamentals of online vibraon

systems and vibraon variables

Assessing instrumentaon and mechanical interacon on vibraon

Understanding the reason for measuring discrepancies

System deliverables (acons, variables and plots)

Vibraon relave probe loops and vibraon seismic sensor loops

More than 20 case histories and useful calculaon exercises

Relave and seismic demonstraons: vibraon measurements, tests

and interesng cutawat components

At The End Of The Workshop You Will Be Able To: Recognise the measurement systems, their dierences and

limitaons

Idenfy the reasons and correct the discrepancies in vibraon

readings

Recognise and correct the common pialls in vibraon

measurement (e.g. rack conguraon)

Evaluate and improve quality of the vibraon details/proposals (e.g.

new projects)

Carry out basic loop tests and communicate skills (e.g.: calibraon

gap voltage)

Meet Your Expert Workshop Leader

Ali M. Al-Shurafa, Vibraon Engineer,SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA

Ali M. Al-Shurafa is a machinery vibraon engineer with

more than 10 years of both industrial and academic

experience. A cered Vibraon Specialist (ISO 18436 Cat III), from

the Vibraon Instute he serves as the vibraon group leader and

reliability engineer in Juaymah NGL Plant, Saudi Aramco. He has

also taught engineering courses as a faculty member at the Jubail

Industrial College. He obtained an M.Sc. degree in Mechanical

Engineering from KFUPM in 2004.

Machinery Vibraon Measurements- The Systems,Troubleshoong andCase Histories

(15 16 December 2010, 9am 5pm)


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This is the best Rotang Equipmentconference in the Arabian Gulf; I aended

in year 2008 and was impressed by the

high technical quality of the papers

and considered this a good opportunity

for networking with colleagues in the

industry. It was very professionally

arranged by IIRME, and for year 2009, I

sent several engineers from my company

to aend the proceedings.Abdulrahman Alkhowaiter,Rotang Machinery Specialist,

SAUDI ARAMCO, KSA


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D Design And Selecon Fundamentals Of Centrifugal Pumps

(15 16 December 2010, 9am 5pm)

Introducon

Gain comprehensive knowledge to eecvely select the most appropriate type of centrifugal pump and perform hydraulic calculaons

for system matching in a given applicaon, disnguish between the characteriscs of various types of pumps and their maintenance

requirements. Case and analysis studies will form an integral part of the course delivery.

Day One

Introducon and background to pumpsand pumping systems.

Pump Classicaon Posive displacement Dynamic

Basic Hydraulic Concepts & Denions

Dening head and pressure Why Head Instead of Pressure? Hydraulic Power Specic Gravity Pump Eciencies

Horsepower & Eciency Calculang pipe hydraulic

and mechanical losses Hydraulic Eciency

Eects of Viscosity

How Centrifugal Pumps Work Theorecal pump curve Reading Pump Curves Single Line Curves Mulple Trim Curves Mulple Speed Curves Anity Laws Specic Speed and eciency

Net Posive Sucon Head (NPSH) Cavitaon NPSHr, NPSHa and NPSHi NPSH Margin

Advanced Hydraulic Consideraons Specic Speed & Sucon Specic

Speed Parallel & Series Operaon

Performance Opmizaon Over-Sizing Pumps Piping Layout guidelines Field Tesng Pumps

Day Two

System Curves Calculang System Heads Operang point

Changes in the System Curve Determining a Pumps Operang

Point in the Field

Eects of Pump Operaon on MechanicalReliability

Axial & Radial Loads Sha Deecon Seal & Bearing Life Start Up and Commissioning Procedures Minimum Flow and internal recirculaon

Pump selecon and factors inuencingthe selecon

Opmizing Your Pump Operaon

Energy Eciency Improved Reliability Beer Process Control

Condion Monitoring of Pumps Vibraon Analysis Lubricant Analysis Alternave Methods

Pump Troubleshoong Common Pump Problems and Their

Soluons

Root Cause Analysis Case Studies

Special Early Bird Discounts

SAVE UPTO US$ 400!

At The End Of The Training Course YouWill Be Able To Dierenate between the dierent types

of pumps classicaons Select a centrifugal pump for a given

process design applicaon Understand and apply essenal pump

performance tesng techniques for

centrifugal pumps Analyze pump performance curves and

opmize pump operaon Apply condion monitoring to pumps Apply advanced pump applicaons and

calculaons to your pumps Understand and apply maintenance basics

Meet Your Expert Training Course

Leaders:

Abdulah H. ElSherif, TeamLeader, Mechanical Engineering,

ADMA OPCO, UAE

Abdulah H. ElSherif is a

Rotang Machinery Expert with

the Facilies Engineering Division, of the

Abu Dhabi Marine Operang Co. (ADMA-

OPCO), Abu Dhabi, UAE. Previously he

was a Sta Machinery Engineer with ESSO

Standard (EXXON), Marsa Brega, Libya. Mr.

El-Sherif holds a B.Sc. degree in Mechanical

Engineering from the University of Libya and

a M.Sc. degree in Machinery Engineering

from the University Of Liverpool, UK.

Lyes Khezzar, Professor,THE PETROLEUM INSTITUTE, UAEBefore gaining his PhD from

Imperial College, Lyes Khezzarobtained a 1st Class BEng Honours

degree in mechanical engineering from

Bradford University and a Master of Science

from UMIST. He has a wide professional

experience in Academia, and Industries

spanning mechanical construcon, power

& desalinaon and Petrochemicals. He has

parcipated in a wide variety of research

and consultancy projects sponsored by

major industrial bodies and government

agencies from the UK, US, Oman and Algeria

that span the elds of internal ows in

equipment, combustors, turbo machines, gas

and water distribuon networks and uidhandling facilies. He is an Elected Fellow of

Instuon of Mechanical Engineers (UK) anda registered Chartered Engineer.

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Showcase your products

to pre-qualied execuves

with SpendingPower Mechanical Engineers

Rotang Equipment Engineers

Reliability Engineers

Pump Engineers

Condion Monitoring Engineers

Chief Engineers

Condion Monitoring Supervisors

Mechanical Rotang Supervisors

Vibraon Analysts

Maintenance Supervisors

Plant Supervisors / Engineers

Machinery Engineers Technical Directors

Maintenance Engineers

www.iirme.com/rotate

The event was a

stepping stoneto understanding

common problems

facing the industry

and the dierent

soluons.

Ali Mohammed AlAsmi,Senior Mechanical engineer,

PDO, Oman

from these important

sectors... Petroleum Drilling

Petroleum Producon and Rening

Power & Electricity

Chemical / Ferlizer Manufacturing

Metal Manufacturing

Process Industry

Aviaon

Cement Manufacturing

Maintenance Engineering

Hardware Manufacturing

Electrical Manufacturing

Equipment Suppliers

Engineering LNG

Sponsorship

OpportuniesAvailable!

Contact Jake Brown on

+971 4 4072732 or email

[email protected]

if you wish to parcipate

as a sponsor


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No. ofDays

ItemPrice Before 7

Nov 2010Price Before 30

Nov 2010Price After 7

Dec 2010

5

2 day conference +

1-day workshop A or B +

2-day workshop C or D

US$ 3,195

SavingsUS$ 400

US$ 3,395

SavingsUS$ 200

US$ 3,595

42 day conference + 2-day workshop

C or D

US$ 2,895

SavingsUS$ 400

US$ 3,095

SavingsUS$ 200

US$ 3,295

32 day conference + 1-day workshop

A or B

US$ 2,399

SavingsUS$ 400

US $ 2,599

SavingsUS$ 200

US$ 2,799

2 2 day conference

US$ 2,199

SavingsUS$ 200

US$ 2,299

SavingsUS$ 100

US$ 2,399

22-day workshop

C or D

US$ 2,199

Savings

US$ 200

US$ 2,299

Savings

US$ 100

US$ 2,399

11-day workshop

A or B

US $ 895

SavingsUS$ 200

US $ 995

SavingsUS$ 100

US $ 1,095

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Cancellation

If you are unable to attend, a substitute delegate will be welcome

in your place. Registrations cancelled more than 7 days before

the Event are subject to a $200 administration charge. Registrationfees for registrations cancelled 7 days or less before the Event must

be paid in full. Substitutions are welcome at any time.

Event Venue:

Millennium Hotel,Abu Dhabi, UAE

Tel: 971-2-6146000

Accommodation DetailsWe highly recommend you secure your room reservation at the

earliest to avoid last minute inconvenience. You can contact the

IIR Hospitality Desk for assistance on:

Tel: +971-4-4072693

Fax: +971-4-4072517

Email: [email protected]

Avoid Visa Delays - Book Now

Delegates requiring visas should contact the hotel they wish to stay

at directly, as soon as possible. Visas for non-GCC nationals may

take several weeks to process.

All registrations are subject to acceptance by IIR which will be

conrmed to you in writing.

Due to unforeseen circumstances, the programme may change and IIR reserves

the right to alter the venue and/or speakers or topics.

All registrations are subject to our terms and conditions which

are available at www.iirme.com/terms. Please read them as

they include important information. By submitting your

registration you agree to be bound by the terms and conditions

in full.

FIVE WAYS TO REGISTER

IIR Holdings Ltd.P.O Box 21743Dubai, UAE

GCS/IIR Holdings Ltd.P.O Box 13977Muharraq

Kingdom of Bahrain971-4-3352438

971-4-3352437

[email protected] www.iirme.com/rotate

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OMPANY DETAILS

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assist us with future correspondence, please supply the following details:

Card Payment

Please charge my credit card:

Visa MasterCard American Express

Card Number:

Exp. Date: ...................... / .............................. / .....................................

Name on Card: .......................................................................................

Signature: .................................................................................................

Payments

A conrmation letter and invoice will be sent upon receipt of your

registration. Please note that full payment must be received prior

to the event. Only those delegates whose fees have been paid

in full will be admitted to the event. You can pay by company

cheques or bankers draft in Dirhams or US$. Please note that all

US$ cheques and drafts should be drawn on a New York bank

and an extra amount of US$ 6 per payment should be added

to cover bank clearing charges. In any event payment must be

received not later than 48 hours before the Event. Entry to the

Event may be refused if payment in full is not received.

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