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MHRDScheme on GlobalInitiative onAcademicNetwork(GIAN)

Overview

COURSETITLE

Intoday’shighlycompetitivebusinessenvironment,managementofphysicalassets(theirselection,maintenance,inspectionandrenewal)playsakeyroleindeterminingoperationalperformanceandprofitability of any businessunit,manufacturingplantorindustrythatoperate assetsasapartof theircorebusiness.AssetManagement,beingtheartandscienceofmakingrightdecisionsandoptimizingtheseprocesses,attemptstominimizethetotallifecostofassetsanddirectlyorindirectlyinfluencesmanufacturing/production/operation/servicecost,processesandquality,andthroughputordeliverytime.Thereisparticularinterestintheapplicationofassetmanagementprinciplestothemanagementofengineeringsystemsinanyindustrialunitwherethecostandperformanceoftheassetsareofmajorsignificance.

AssetManagementforanyengineeringsystemneedstofocusonmaintenance,renewalandenhancementactivities,withanintegratingmechanism,ondeliveringsustainableoutputsvaluedbycustomersandfund-ingprovidersatthelowestwhole-lifecostemphasizingoncreatingknowledgeofhowassetsdegradeandfailtooptimizemaintenanceandrenewalinterventions.ItisessentialthatindustriesacrossIndia,manyorganizationsofwhichbeingasset-intensive,promoteaconsistentassetmanagementapproachtotheirinfrastructuresandsystemsin overallmanufacturing,productionandsupply chain domaintodeveloptheirownmethods,standardsand framework for achieving excellence inbusinessperformance.

Internationallyacclaimedacademics,researchersandpractitionerswithprovenknowledge,experience,anddemonstrableabilityinteaching,consultancy,research,andtraininginthefieldofEngineeringAssetManagement will deliver lecturesand discusscasesin the course.The course will be planned and offered asper the normsset byIITKharagpur forISWTsubject.

Objectives

The primaryobjectivesof the course are asfollows:

i)Exposing participantstothe fundamentalsofassetmanagementpractices,

ii)BuildinginconfidenceandcapabilityamongsttheparticipantsintheapplicationofassetmanagementtoolsandtechniquesandmappingtheorganizationalactivitiesandproblemsintermsofAssetMan-agementframework,

iii)Providingexposuretopracticalproblemsandtheirsolutions,throughcasestudiesandliveprojectsinassetmanagement,

iv)Enhancingthecapabilityoftheparticipantstoidentify,controlandremoveassetmanagement-relatedproblemsinengineering system.

Course details

ModuleA:Process Synthesis

May27Tuesday

Lecture 1 : 9:30 to 10:30AM

ProcessDesignParadigm, ProcessSynthesisApproaches,HierarchicalSystematic GenerationTaskCoordinationandIntegration

Lecture 2: 10:45 to 11:45AM

Residue CurveTheory,SeparationScheme Synthesis andOther Uses forResidue Curves,Opportunistic SeparationScheme Synthesis,

Tutorial 1. 2:00 to 4 PM

Problem solvingsessionwithexamples:HeatExchanger Networks,Heat-IntegratedDistillation,ProcessFlowsheetIntensification

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May31Saturday

Lecture 9 : 9:30 to 10:30AM

Challengesfor Means-EndsAnalysisApproaches,Strategic SeparationScheme Synthesis forNonidealSystems

Lecture 10: 10:45 to 11:45AM

Residue CurveTheory,SeparationScheme Synthesis andOther Uses forResidue Curves,Opportunistic SeparationScheme Synthesis,

Tutorial 52:00 to 4.00 PM

Problem solvingsessionwithexamples:HeatExchanger Networks,Heat-IntegratedDistillation,ProcessFlowsheetIntensification

June1 SundayBreak / Examinationfor students

Module B:Process Design & Optimization

June2Tuesday

Lecture11 : 9:30 to 10:30AM

ProcessDesignParadigm, ProcessSynthesisApproaches,HierarchicalSystematic GenerationTaskCoordinationandIntegration

Lecture 12: 10:45 to 11:45AM

Residue CurveTheory,SeparationScheme Synthesis andOther Uses forResidue Curves,Opportunistic SeparationScheme Synthesis,

Tutorial 6. 2:00 to 4 PM

Problem solvingsessionwithexamples:HeatExchanger Networks,Heat-IntegratedDistillation,ProcessFlowsheetIntensification

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June6 Friday

Lecture 19 : 9:30 to 10:30AM

Challengesfor Means-EndsAnalysisApproaches,Strategic SeparationScheme Synthesis forNonidealSystems

Lecture 20: 10:45 to 11:45AM

Residue CurveTheory,SeparationScheme Synthesis andOther Uses forResidue Curves,Opportunistic SeparationScheme Synthesis,

Tutorial 102:00 to 4.00 PM

Problem solvingsessionwithexamples:HeatExchanger Networks,Heat-Integrated

Distillation,ProcessFlowsheetIntensificationJune7Examinationfor students

TeachingFaculty

Prof.Robert Langerisoneof13Institute Professors(the highest honor awarded to afacultymember) at theMassachusettsInstitute ofTechnology(MIT).Dr.Langer has written approximately1,000 articles.Healso has more than 600 issuedor pendingpatentsworldwide.Dr.Langer’s patentshave been licensedor sublicensed to over 200 pharmaceutical,chemical, biotechnologyandmedicaldevice companies.He served as amemberoftheUnitedStatesFoodandDrugAdministration’sSCIENCE Board, theFDA’shighest advisoryboard, from1995-2002andas its Chairmanfrom1999-2002.Dr.Langer has received over160 major awardsincludingthe2006 UnitedStatesNa-tionalMedal of Science; the CharlesStarkDraperPrize,considered the equivalent ofthe NobelPrize for engineers,and the2008 Millennium TechnologyPrize(click hereto read the article), theworld’slargest technologyprize.He is thealso theonlyengineer to receivethe Gairdner Founda-tionInternationalAward; 70 recipients ofthis award have subsequentlyreceived aNobel Prize.

Amongnumerous other awardsLanger hasreceivedare theDickson Prize for Science(2002),HeinzAward for Technology, EconomyandEmployment (2003), theHarveyPrize(2003), theJohn FritzAward(2003)(given previouslyto inventors suchasThomas Edison andOrvilleWright), the General Motors KetteringPrize for CancerResearch (2004), the Dan David PrizeinMaterialsScience (2005), theAlbanyMedical CenterPrizein Medicine and BiomedicalResearch(2005), the largest prizein the U.S.for medicalresearch, induction into the NationalInventors Hallof Fame(2006), theMaxPlanckResearchAward(2008),and thePrinceofAsturiasAwardforTechnicalandScientificResearch(2008).In 1998, he received theLemelson-MIT prize, theworld’slargest prizefor invention,for being“oneof history’s most prolificinventors in medicine.”In 1989Dr.Langer was elected to theInstitute ofMedicine ofthe NationalAcademyof Sciences,and in 1992 he waselected to both the National Academyof Engineeringand to the National Acad-emyof Sciences.He is oneofveryfew peopleever elected to allthreeUnitedStatesNationalAcademiesand theyoungest in history(atage 43)to ever receivethis distinction.

Whocanattend

Executives,engineers and researchersfrommanufacturing,serviceandgovernmentorgani-zations including R&Dlaboratories.
Studentstudentsatalllevels(BTech/MSc/MTech/PhD) orFacultyfromreputedacademicinstitutions andtechnical institutions.

RegistrationFees

Participants fromabroad :US $500

Industry/ResearchOrganizations:

Anyof twomodules : Rs. 20000/-All modules : Rs. 30000/-

Academic Institutions:

Allmodules :Rs. 10000/-

The abovefee include allinstructionalmaterials, computeruse for tutorials,24 hr free internetfacil-ity. The participantswill be providedwithsinglebeddedaccommodationon paymentbasis.

PROPOSEDBUDGET

SlNoDescription ofbudgetary

headperCourse

Amount(Rs.)

1InternationalExpertAirFare,2,00,000

2.Honorarium toExpert2,00,000(Item1+Item2shouldnot

exceed 8000 or 12000 USD)

3Lecture Notes/video-learningmaterialpreparation

50,000

4Contingency50,000

5Videorecordingexpenses25,000

6Miscellaneous expenditure25,000

7.HostFacultyHonorarium

8.CoordinatorHonorarium

30,000

20,000

GRAND TOTAL6,50,000

Honorariumtohostfacultyandlocalcoordinatorshouldbepaidfromtheearningforthesubjectthroughfeecollection.

Course CoordinatorsProfessorPradipKumarRay

PrincipalCoordinator

Department ofIndustrialEngineeringandManagement,IITKharagpurKharagpur

.721 302 WestBengal

Tel: +91 3222 283742 (O), 283743 (R)

+91 9434055274

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