Où trouver des références de qualité pour documenter un travail scientifique?
Les ouvrages imprimés restent utiles et sont disponibles à la bibliothèque de la Faculté Polytechnqiue à la rue de Houdain, mais également dans les bibliothèques des services facultaires. Le service de génie mécanique dispose d’une collection d’ouvrages de références en construction des machines, en technologie des fabrications, en organisation de la production et de la maintenance.
Les ressources électroniques en ligne sont répertoriées par les bibliothèques de l’UMONS https://web.umons.ac.be/fr/bibliotheques/ressources-electroniques/
Il faut être connecté sur le réseau de l’Université pour en bénéficier pleinement et donc recourir au bureau virtuel si vous souhaitez y accéder de chez vous.
Nous vous recommandons particulièrement les ouvrages publiés chez Springer et les articles chez ScienceDirect.
Diagrams and symbols : some references
Communicating effectively about a technological project involves the use of diagrams. They must be as clear as possible to explain the operating principles.
Each technical field (kinematics, thermodynamics, electrical, electronics, piping, building, etc.) has its own conventions. It is not easy to handle, especially since standardization is not always complete or often remains inaccessible. The site of the Belgian Standardization Office can give you access to standards if your establishment has entered into a consultation agreement (this is the case with UMONS).
Here are some links to find the information you are looking for.
Kinematic links and power transmission components: form SCHL (NBN ISO 3952-1, 3952-2, 3952-3)
Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID): NBN EN ISO 10628-2, Projectmaterials site
Electrical symbols: IEEE 315 standard
Schémas et symboles: quelques références
Communiquer efficacement au sujet d’un projet technologique implique le recours à des schémas aussi clairs que possible explicitant les principes de fonctionnement.
Chaque domaine technique (cinématique, thermodynamique, électrique, électronique, piping, bâtiment, …) dispose de ses propres conventions et usages et il n’est pas simple de s’y retrouver, d’autant plus que la normalisation n’est pas toujours complète ou reste souvent inaccessible. Le site du Bureau de Normalisation belge peut vous donner accès aux normes si votre établissement a conclu un accord de consultation (c’est la cas de l’UMONS).
Voici quelques liens pour trouver l’information recherchée.
Liaisons cinématiques et organes transmission de puissance : formulaire SCHL (NBN ISO 3952-1, 3952-2, 3952-3)
Piping and Instrumentation Diagram (P&ID) : NBN EN ISO 10628-2, site Projectmaterials
Symboles électriques : norme IEEE 315
Summer course 2020 on Knowledge, analysis and prevention of failures
Statistical reliability engineering : failure time distributions and safety factors in mechanical design
Why and how to define failure time distributions (like Weibull)
Understand the nature of reliability factors in mechanical design.
Reliability-centred maintenance strategies to manage failures in industry 4.0
How to organize the management of maintenance to prevent or to resolve failures in industrial assets: basics of failure mode effect analysis, predictive maintenance and expected evolutions in industry 4.0
A list of electronic abbreviations and acronyms
Do not hesitate to send me proposals for missing entries!
AFP | Atomic Force Probing |
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ASIC | Application Specific Integrated Circuit |
CAFM | Conductive Atomic Force Microscopy |
CMOS | Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor |
CTE | Coefficient of Thermal Expansion |
DIP | Dual in-line plastic package |
DUT | Device Under Test |
EBAC | Electron Beam Absorbed Current |
EBIC | Electron Beam Induced Current |
EBSC | Electron Backscatter Diffraction |
EFI | Electrical Fault Isolation |
EOS | Electrical Overstress |
ESD | Electrostatic Discharge |
FIB | Focused Ion Beam |
GB | Grain Boundaries |
IC | Integrated Circuit |
LSI | Large Scale Integration |
LVP | Low Visibility Procedure |
OBIRCH | Optical Beam Induced Resistance Change |
PCB | Printed Circuit Board |
PVC | Passive Voltage Contrast |
RCI | Resistive Contrast Imaging |
ROI | Region of Interest |
RST | Remaining Siclicium Thickness |
SEM | Scanning Electron Microscopy |
SIL | Safety Integrity Level |
SMU | Source Measure Unit |
SRAM | Static Random Access Memory |
TEM | Transmission Electronic Microscopy |
TMA | Thermomechanical Analysis |
VDD | Voltage Drain Drain (positive) |
VLSI | Very Large Scale Integration |
VSS | Voltage Source Source (negative, ground) |
XRM | X-Ray Microscope |
Interesting conferences
Qualita 2019 | Montréal, Canada | 2019, June 25 – June 28 |
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IESM 2019 | Shanghai, Canada | 2019, September 25 – September 27 |
7 Mons’quetaires, winners of the Eurobot 2018 competition
Congratulations to the students of Polytech Mons, winners of the Eurobot 2018 contest. This international competition brings together the best 35 national teams selected during national contests: Algeria, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Morocco, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Spain, Switzerland,Taiwan, Tunisia, United Kingdom
Anyone will be happy to watch over and over again the tremendous matches during the competition available from YouTube
Eight final (1:00:00), TURAG (Germany, TU Dresden) video (188-111)
Quarter-final (1:39:00), CVRA (Switzerland, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Renens) (264-102)
Semi-final (2:15:00), Robotic Legends (France, Polytech Montpellier) (299-280)
Final (3:09:45 and 3:21:20), Polybot (Algeria, Ecole Polytechnique d’Alger) (274-107 and 162-115)
7 Mons’quetaires were unbeaten during the national and international series. This is the first time in twenty years that a Belgian teams win the Eurobot. Just keep in mind that more than 200 international teams are in competition !
A list of industrial maintenance acronyms and abbreviations
Do not hesitate to send us proposals for missing entries!
A | Availability |
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ABAO | As bad as old |
AGAN | As good as new |
AHP | Analytical hierarchy process |
AM | Asset management |
ANP | Analytic network process |
BN | Bayesian network |
BOM | Bill of materials |
BSC | Balanced score card |
CAPEX | Capital Expenditure |
CBM | Condition based maintenance |
CM | Corrective maintenance |
CTQ | Critical to quality characteristics |
CMMS | Computerized maintenance management system |
CPM | Critical path method |
DMAIC | Define, measure, analyse, improve, control |
DOM | Design-out maintenance |
DPMO | Defect per million opportunities |
EOL | End of life |
ERP | Enterprise resource planning |
ETA | Event tree analysis |
EUC | Equipment under control |
FBM | Failure based maintenance |
FMEA | Failure mode and effect analysis |
FTA | Fault tree analysis |
HAZAN | Hazard and risk analysis |
HAZOP | Hazard and operational study |
IoT | Internet of things |
KPI | Key performance indicator |
LCC | Life cycle cost |
LCP | Life cycle profit |
LMP | Life management programme |
LSS | Lean Six Sigma |
MCDM | Multi criteria decision making |
MDT | Mean down time |
MES | Manufacturing execution system |
MRO | Maintenance, Repair and Operations |
MTBF | Mean time between failures |
MUT | Mean up time |
OE | Original equipment |
OEE | Overall equipment effectiveness |
OEM | Original equipment manufacturer |
OEM/R | Remanufacturer |
OM | Opportunistic maintenance |
OPEX | Operational expenditure |
PDCA | Plan, do, check, act |
PDMP | Piecewise determinsitic Markov process |
PM | Preventive maintenance |
PSR | Periodic safety review |
RAMS | Reliability, availability, maintainability, safety |
RBIM | Risk based inspection and maintenance |
RBM | Risk based maintenance |
RCM | Reliability centered maintenance |
RFID | Radio-frequency identification |
ROI | Return on investment |
RPN | Risk priority number |
SIL | Safty integrity level |
SIOPC | Supplier input process output customer |
SIS | Safety instrumented system |
SMED | Single minute exchange of dies |
SSC | Structure, system and components |
STO | Shutdowns, turnarounds, outages |
TAR | Turnaround |
TBM | Time based maintenance |
TTF | Time to failure |
TPM | Total productive maintenance |
TPS | Toyota Production System |
TQM | Total quality management |
VOC | Voice of customer |
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