Reekie Experience
1579 12/09/2005 P.B1. 1.1/2″ DIA X 3/4″ X 3 MM THICK WASHER.
1579 12/09/2005 Phos Bronze Bush
1574 09/09/2005 Insitu drill out 2.1/2″ UNF male stud from 100 dia hydrualic piston
1571 08/09/2005 M27 WASHER – GRADE A4 STAINLESS STEEL
1571 08/09/2005 4MM THK CURVED LEAFSPRING SHIM
1571 08/09/2005 1MM THK CURVED LEAFSPRING SHIM
1571 08/09/2005 HANDLE USED FOR INSERTING SHIMS INTO LEAFSPRINGS
1571 08/09/2005 ESKMEALS MAST LEAFSPRING DRILLING
1571 08/09/2005 M27 STD NUT – GRADE A4 STAINLESS STEEL
1571 08/09/2005 M27 X 80 HEX HEADED SET SCREW – GRADE A4 STAINLESS STEEL
1572 08/09/2005 PART 2, UFF FRAME DRILLING M24 & M30 HELICOILING
1570 07/09/2005 CONE HEAD WELD REPAIR AND REMACHINE
1564 06/09/2005 UCTP LID MODIFICATIONS
1567 06/09/2005 LONGANNET PS – 10″NB PIPE CUTTING AND PREPPING
1558 31/08/2005 LOCATION KEYS
1558 31/08/2005 MAIN HOUSING M/C DETAILS.
1558 31/08/2005 LOCKING SCREW
1558 31/08/2005 TOP PLATE
1558 31/08/2005 PIVOT LOCATION
1558 31/08/2005 TOP LOCATION
1558 31/08/2005 MAIN LOCATION
1559 31/08/2005 return of R55 machine
1559 31/08/2005 hire of a standard Reekie R55 with air motor for approx one week
1556 30/08/2005 UPPER FRAME SURVEY
1556 30/08/2005 1200 MK2 UPPER FRAME
1553 26/08/2005 DRILLING OF VALVE BODY TO REMOVE SIEZED STUDS
1555 26/08/2005 Sapphire Tree 5 Rework – on site machine the minimum, up to 0.004″ aside from Ø17.829″ inconel 625 bore to attempt to remove scratches, to CLA32 micro inch finish
1552 25/08/2005 Installation Extension Tube SKN-DCN-026
1552 25/08/2005 LINER, TRUNION PIN, BOTTOM (RAB)
1552 25/08/2005 COLD RING IMMOBILISER
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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