RAMMS student researcher

James Gear

James Gear models vibratory-screen dynamics to improve condition monitoring, supported by experimental measurements and industry collaboration.

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James’s research

James Gear models vibratory-screen dynamics to improve condition monitoring, supported by experimental measurements and industry collaboration.

Maintenance & Asset Performance

Decision models, reliability studies and condition-monitoring research aimed at improving equipment availability and maintenance effectiveness.

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