Reekie Experience
3321 15/10/2008 BATTERY BOX LINK PLATE
3321 15/10/2008 BATTERY BOX SLIDER
3321 15/10/2008 SHUNT BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 TENSION ROD LOWER BRACKET (OPP HAND)
3321 15/10/2008 BATTERY BOX SLIDER RAIL
3321 15/10/2008 TENSION ROD LOWER BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 STAND OFF
3321 15/10/2008 STAND OFF
3321 15/10/2008 SCREWED ROD
3321 15/10/2008 SCREWED ROD
3321 15/10/2008 PADEYE
3321 15/10/2008 BATTERY CONNECTOR BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 BOTTOM BATTERY CONNECTOR BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 TOP BATTERY CONNECTOR BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 IGUS SUPPORT BRACKET
3321 15/10/2008 BATTERY BOX SLIDER
3309 09/10/2008 HIRE OF MACHINE TO BORE A 420MM ID X 32MM DEEP RECESS IN A 16″ CLOSURE HOUSING
3310 09/10/2008 17.5/8″ OD X 14.3/4″ ID TUBESHEET SHELL FLANGE : MACHINE SEALING FACE TO REMOVE LIGHT PITTING AND RECREATE DROP DOWN HEIGHT TO RAISED FACE
3306 08/10/2008 unpack, check, repair, rectify, service equipment
3306 08/10/2008 third crew, additional work, waiting time, return of Reekie equipment
3306 08/10/2008 Deep Cygnus ISM deck pads on vessel in yard at Risa Norway similar to work on Volantis SO2782 and SO2973
3308 08/10/2008 SUCTION STRAINER GLAND RING MACHINING ON MBFP
3303 06/10/2008 NEEDLE HOLDER
3298 30/09/2008 linkage from offshore crane bore out 70 dia by 350 long
3295 26/09/2008 HIRE OF AX012 AND AX630 MACHINES
3293 25/09/2008 Seabank Power Station Bristol insitu machine two slip ring 488 x diameters 324 long and 500 dia x 324 long using slideway fixed to floor
3292 24/09/2008 HIRE OF MILLING MACHINE FOR VEHICLE HULL APERTURE
3291 23/09/2008 LARGE YOKE
3281 17/09/2008 MOUNTING PINS
3276 11/09/2008 Schiehallion FPSO I tube NB ISM boring out three flanges or weld penetrations from 650 to 660 dia aprox 600 reach down from top face
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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