Reekie Experience
7177 01/07/2015 Petrobras TRT Re-Machining
7173 30/06/2015 ITEM 7 22 MM X 14 MM X 105 MM LONG KEY
7173 30/06/2015 HALF FLANGE COUPLING 4.1/2″ BORE
7173 30/06/2015 HALF FLANGE COUPLING 3.1/2″ BORE
7173 30/06/2015 SHAFT 3.1/2″ DI X 3′ – 3″ LONG
7173 30/06/2015 SHAFT 3.1/2″ DIA X 3′ – 0.1/4″ LONG
7173 30/06/2015 SHAFT 3.1/2″ DIA X 2′ – 0.1/4″ LONG
7173 30/06/2015 END SHAFT 4.1/2″ DIA X 1′ – 4″ LONG
7173 30/06/2015 SHAFT 4.1/2″ DIA X 1′ – 8.1/2″ LONG
7169 26/06/2015 30K Press, SE Push Back, Machining of 3.7/8″ keyway out to 5″ wide x2.1/64″ deep x 29.5″ long
7169 26/06/2015 Push Back Cylinder Columns, Stud Drilling, Budget Price for 24hr coverage for 4 days
7160 22/06/2015 ISM worn pin boss on Kalmar log stacker
7161 22/06/2015 Site Visit To Discuss Results
Survey two of Vessels
7159 19/06/2015 2″ DIA X 3″ HIGH SPACERS TO GRIND FACES TO GIVEN DIMENSION BY CLIENT
7157 18/06/2015 motor pump skid, M48 holes
7152 17/06/2015 VALVE CAGE SEATS
7153 17/06/2015 Jetty – LP Air Compressor No.1 – Receiver
7154 17/06/2015 NEEDLE HOLDER
7155 17/06/2015 Removal of 8-off M12 SHCS remains
7144 15/06/2015 Transportation costs associated with delivery of final goods or equipment to Customer
7144 15/06/2015 HYJECTOR COVER
7144 15/06/2015 HYJECTOR BODY ‘Y’ PIECE
7146 15/06/2015 Hull Powerstation, Drill out 4 off M52x5 studs from bottom half of turbine casing
7142 12/06/2015 Stringer Router Bottom Skin Rib22
7140 11/06/2015 QEC – Antennae seats ontop of Bridge Island
7138 10/06/2015 Job for TQR, drill or rotabore two holes 60 mm diameter through 60 mm thick steel plate
7132 09/06/2015 Feasabilty trial for Repair of Fermenter Ø40mm Probe Bore
7135 09/06/2015 BURNER LINER CASTING (CORE TUBE WEAR PLATE)
7128 08/06/2015 HPHW Heat Exchanger Faces
7129 08/06/2015 Weld Prep, Match Bore 2 x 36″ OD pips, 2 x 22″ OD Pipes at Portlethen
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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