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close-up of two engineers wearing safety helmets, analyzing technical blueprints and project documentation on a large table in a modern office. Their hands are visible, pointing at detailed technical drawings spread across the table. A tablet displaying a CAD design is also on the table, showing a digital blueprint. The office has natural lighting streaming in, creating a bright and professional industrial setting. Various tools like rulers, pens, and notebooks are scattered around, emphasizing the collaborative and technical nature of their work.

Third Party Engineering.

We provide independent technical opinions and engineering expertise to ensure compliance of projects and systems with applicable standards, regulations, and best practices. Our independent engineering opinion services include a comprehensive technical assessment of both operational and newly constructed facilities, aiding in risk evaluation, root cause analysis, and identification of potential hazards related to engineering and industrial projects. As external specialists, we offer an objective perspective and support informed decision-making.

With our consulting services, you gain confidence that your project or facility fully meets technical and legal requirements, translating into greater safety, efficiency, and system reliability. We offer assistance at every stage of a project’s lifecycle—from planning and design, through construction, to operation, modernization, and maintenance.

Leveraging our experience and expertise in engineering, we help manage risks and make critical technical decisions, giving our clients assurance that their projects are executed safely and efficiently. Our opinions are always objective, based on thorough technical and economic analysis, which we provide to clients along with a detailed report.

Visual inspection of the coal-fired boiler
the interior of an industrial structure, likely a heat exchanger or boiler. It features a series of curved metal tubes arranged in parallel rows, extending from the top to the bottom of the image. The tubes and surrounding surfaces are covered with a layer of rust and discoloration, indicating wear and exposure to high temperatures or corrosive conditions. The walls are made of concrete or a similar material, with one small window or access panel on the left side, framed with yellow metal. The overall appearance suggests an aged or heavily used industrial component, possibly requiring maintenance or inspection.
Supervision of boiler component fabrication
interior of an industrial heat exchanger or similar equipment. It features multiple rows of metal tubes, some of which are covered with numerous small, evenly spaced metal fins or studs welded onto them. These fins are likely designed to increase the surface area for heat transfer. The tubes and surrounding structure appear to be made of steel or another industrial metal, with visible rust and wear, indicating prolonged use. The background includes additional layers of tubes and a sturdy framework, suggesting a complex and robust design typical of heavy industrial machinery.
Control of the manufacturing process for water tube bundles
industrial heat exchanger or similar equipment. It features multiple rows of metal tubes, some arranged in U-shaped bends, densely packed together. The tubes are made of steel or a similar material and show signs of rust and wear, with visible weld marks and handwritten labels or markings on them. The central part of the image includes a large vertical cylindrical component, possibly a central support or another section of the exchanger. The overall appearance suggests a complex and robust design, typical of heavy industrial machinery used for heat transfer processes.
Visual inspection of a coal boiler's membrane wall
heat exchanger or similar equipment. It features a series of vertical metal tubes or fins, covered with rust, soot, and a significant amount of accumulated dust or ash. The lower part of the image reveals a buildup of debris or sediment at the base, suggesting prolonged use or lack of maintenance. The metal surfaces show signs of wear and corrosion, with several small holes visible along the tubes. The overall appearance indicates an aged industrial component, possibly requiring cleaning or repair.

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