Speaker and Organisation

Title

• F Abe,  NIMS,  Japan

"Martensitic steels for high temperature plant – current issues and future prospects"

• D Allen,  E.ON,  UK

“Plant Integrity for dummies: The costs of missing the obvious”

• F Fujiyama,  Meijo University, Japan

“Risk Based Engineering for design, material selection and maintenance of power plants”

•  S R Holdsworth,  EMPA,  UK

"Creep fatigue interaction in power plant steels"

• T Igari,  MHI,  Japan

"Probabilistic in material data assessment"

• K  Maile and A Klenk,  MPA Stuttgart, Germany

“Defect assessment by fracture mechanics methods and damage characterisation”

• F Masuyama,  Kyushu Institute Of Technology,  Japan

“Advance technology in creep life prediction and damage evaluation for creep strength enhanced ferritic steels”

• T Ogata,  CRIEPI,  Japan

“Modelling of creep damage in high temperature component life assessment”

• A Saxena, Arkansas University,  USA

"Defect Assessment - Current Issues and Future Prospects"

• A Shibli and P Keatley,  ETD and Ulster University,  UK

“Power plant cycling and cost analysis”

• S-T Tu,  East China University of Science & Technology,  Shanghai,  China

“Interaction behaviour of multiple defects in high temperature components”

• G Webster,  Imperial College,  London, UK

“Prediction of creep crack growth in the presence of residual stress”

• Y Yoshioka,  Toshiba,  Japan

"Lifing issues in hot gas path components"

• D Dean,  British Energy, UK

"Recent developments in the R5 Procedures for assessing the high temperature response of structures"

• K. Nikbin,  Vamas TWA31, Imperial College, London, UK

"Modelling residual stresses in creep/fatigue cracking of weldments"

• A Jovanovic,  Steinbeis Advanced Risk Technologies GmbH, Germany

"Perspectives of future developments of risk-based inspection and maintenance practices in Europe"

• A T Yokobori Jr.,  Tohoku University, Japan