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IND-01Industry
Energy & Power Generation
Turbine, geothermal, and grid equipment components where material certification and dimensional stability at temperature decide service life.
- Programs supported
- 34 active
- Largest component shipped
- 31 tonnes
- Traceability retention
- 15 years
- Lead plant
- Calder Ridge Fabrication
Sector overview
What manufacturing for this sector actually involves
Power generation equipment fails expensively and publicly, so the paperwork behind a component matters as much as the component. Every part we ship into this sector carries heat-lot traceability back to the mill certificate.
The technical problem is usually thermal. Housings that are true at 20 °C and out of tolerance at 400 °C are not acceptable, so stress relief, machining sequence, and datum strategy are planned together.
We support both new-build programs and long-tail spares, including components whose original tooling no longer exists.
Machined turbine housing sections staged for inspection inside a power equipment production bay
REQSector requirements
Four things this sector demands that others do not.
- 01
Full material traceability
Heat-lot traceability from mill certificate to finished part, retained for 15 years and shipped with the certification packet.
- 02
Dimensional stability at temperature
Stress relief and machining sequence planned so components hold form through thermal cycling, not only at inspection temperature.
- 03
Weld integrity on pressure-bearing joints
Procedures qualified under ASME Section IX, with volumetric NDT to the coverage the design code requires.
- 04
Spares beyond the production run
Reverse engineering and tooling recovery for legacy components where the original drawings or dies are gone.
Components we buildBOM
- Turbine housings and diaphragm carriers
- Bearing pedestals and support structures
- Heat exchanger tube sheets and headers
- Valve bodies and actuator brackets
- Generator frames and end shields
- Pressure-retaining flanges and closures
Standards worked toSTD
- ASME Section VIII, Division 1
- ASME Section IX welding qualification
- AWS D1.1 structural welding
- EN 10204 3.1 material certification
- ISO 9001:2015 quality management
Certification scope and current certificate numbers are listed on the quality page.
CAPCapabilities used
The disciplines this sector's work usually routes through
- CAP-02
Heavy Fabrication & Weldments
Structural weldments to 40 tonnes, with coded welding procedures, stress relief, and large-envelope machining under one roof.
View capability - CAP-01
Precision CNC Machining
Five-axis milling and multi-task turning for close-tolerance components, from prototype cells through 40,000-piece annual programs.
View capability - CAP-06
Metrology & Inspection
A climate-controlled metrology hall, portable measurement on the shop floor, and inspection data that ships with the parts.
View capability
PRJSector project
A program delivered in this sector
RFQRequest for quotation
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