ENGINEERED PROCESS EQUIPMENT · SINCE 1990
Our capabilities

Verification throughout
the equipment lifecycle.

Material identification, fabrication oversight, inspection, and testing support conformance with the project requirements. The inspection scope and acceptance criteria are defined for the equipment and its intended service.

Industrial vessel fabrication from the equipment archive
Capability scope

Inspection & Testing expertise.

  • Material identification and traceability
  • Fabrication inspection activities
  • Testing aligned with the approved scope
  • Inspection and test records for handover
How it works

A hydrostatic test, step by step.

Pressure vessels built to ASME Section VIII, Division 1 are pressure-tested before they leave the shop. Run the test on the model: the gauges, the stress in the shell and the dial indicator all follow one calculation.

Gauge needles and dial indicator: what the test readsShell 1,000 × 10 mm, 3,000 mm T/T, 2:1 headsAn illustrative vessel designed for 16.0 bar g is tested with water at 1.3 times that pressure, 20.8 bar g (UG-99(b)). At test pressure the hoop stress in the 10 mm shell is about 105 MPa, 40 % of the plate's minimum yield, and the shell grows about 0.23 mm in radius, which the dial indicator at mid-span reads. Each vessel's test follows its own design data.
Project inputs

Connect the requirements
with the next step.

Share the available information with our team so we can evaluate the equipment scope and coordinate the work.

  • Design and fabrication requirements
  • Inspection and test plan
  • Acceptance criteria and witness points
  • Documentation and turnover requirements
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