Project Management
-
Owner's Advocate
-
Design Review
-
Risk Assessment
-
Program Development
-
Procedural Assignment
-
Documentation
-
Component Inspection
-
Craft Supervision
-
Bolt Stress Control
-
Manual Preparation
-
Training
Mechanical Joint Integrity
Managing the Project's
Critical Bolted Joints
Hevī Technology provides unique technical and physical resources
to eliminate the risk of failed capital equipment and forced
plant shutdowns caused by commonly-practiced yet
uncontrolled bolted joint assembly procedures. Hevī's
Technicians have worked around the world for Owners, OEMs, EPCMs
and General Contractors during construction, repair or
modification of critical process units. The company is also
frequently contracted to address bolt failure and flange leakage on existing
equipment.
Bolt Stress Control : A
Core Competency
New Projects : OEM
Warranty Requirements
With almost 20 years of experience, Hevī 's skilled
Project Managers and Technicians are competent experts in this
specialized field. Our expertise has been leveraged on major
international projects in the form of Project Management,
Project Supervision or, Client Training
After having experienced frequent warranty claims due to broken
bolts and leaking flanges, some of the world's leading OEMs had
recognized that conventional torquing methods rarely resulted in
the application of the designer's intended bolt loads: bolts
were
often left either too loose or too tight. In response, these OEMs now
require their customers to provide proof that the specified
design
bolt stresses have been applied before warranty coverage is
offered.
Hevī : A Dedicated
Resource
Bolts and bolted joints comprise highly complex systems often
not accorded the appropriate degree of attention throughout all
phases of a project. With limited resources and an
understandable “Big Picture” focus, Project Designers,
Engineers, Suppliers and Constructors, usually don’t have the
time required for full review and oversight of all facets
contributing to the integrity of a project’s critical bolted
joints. Yet these relatively inexpensive and low-priority
components often have a disproportionate impact on a project’s
profitability, maintainability and ultimate success.
New Plant
Construction? Refurbishment? Existing Problems?