Reekie Experience
5067 18/01/2012 hire or supply of drill location plate, drill bushes, drill bits
5070 18/01/2012 PROOF MACHINING OF REDUCING CROSS
5070 18/01/2012 PROOF MACHINING OF REDUCING CROSS
(Longer Billets)
5060 13/01/2012 MV Caledonian Isles; 4 off Stern Ramp Hinges, 2 off Bow Ramp Outer Section Hinges
5061 13/01/2012 ANCHOR FORGING – 8.625″ (1″W/T) X 10.750″ (0.875″W/T)
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB OPPOSITE
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB AS DRAWN
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB OPPOSITE
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY CROSS BAR FAB OPPOSITE
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB OPPOSITE
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSY PICTURE FRAME FAB OPPOSITE
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB AS DRAWN
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY CROSS BAR FAB AS DRAWN
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB AS DRAWN
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSY PICTURE FRAME FAB AS DRAWN
5059 12/01/2012 REFF D-NOSE ASSEMBLY A-FRAME FAB
5056 11/01/2012 Tapping 24 off 4″ – 8UN holes an extra 1/4″ deep
Preparation of drilling equipment for Deepening holes
5057 11/01/2012 Hire of R10 Mar 2012
5057 11/01/2012 Transocean Legend, offshore (via Perth) Australia, 3.1/16″ BX154 hub
5052 10/01/2012 RING 480 OD X 215 ID X 80 THK
5052 10/01/2012 RING 300 OD X 66 ID X 60 THK
5052 10/01/2012 HEX VALVE BLOCK
5052 10/01/2012 SPACER CAGE
5051 09/01/2012 1000 CONEHEAD
REMACHINE AS PER DRAWING 603-9106
5050 06/01/2012 BODY machining up to pre-weld condition
5050 06/01/2012 BODY machining up to pre-weld condition
5050 06/01/2012 BODY machining up to pre-weld condition
5050 06/01/2012 BODY machining up to pre-weld condition
5048 05/01/2012 Planetary machine modifications
5044 04/01/2012 C.S. BRUSH PLOUGHS c/w FLATS and SCREWS
Case Studies
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Tartan Platform – Releasing Caisson from Dead Weight Support
The customer required a robust solution to release one of their caissons from a unique dead weight support structure. The caisson had a cone feature that nested into a mating cone in the platform support.
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Machining of Hang off Module (HOM) Rails on Deep Blue Vessel
The rails that the HOC runs on had become extremely worn and were affecting operations. The pair of rails, 11,080 mm long x 230mm wide, needed to be machined flat and to a common plane within 0.25mm.
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