Specialist Power Engineering
EA Technology has the capability to find solutions to a wide range of Power Engineering related issues, covering the whole of the asset’s life, from initial design, through sourcing and monitoring manufacturers, to fault and failure investigations. Our experts can help with the difficult issues that your company may not have the time or in-house capability to resolve, ensuring that you employ best practice and enjoy optimum asset performance. Our services will help you to:
- Access leading independent expert advice
- Ensure that best practice is being employed
- Complement and enhance your own team
- Gain optimum performance and asset life from your equipment
When you are managing equipment of significant value, you want to be sure that it is designed, manufactured and operated to the highest standards, with no faults or problems that could compromise performance either now or in the future.
EA Technology’s specialist power engineering services give you a team of world leading experts on your side from start to finish, to ensure the equipment meets your expectations across its whole life cycle. This has particular advantages when manufacturing is undertaken at a distant location, or where you cannot spare expert staff of your own to undertake the monitoring processes.
The EA Technology team can look after your interests at every stage of the equipments life cycle, liaising closely with both your manufacturer and your operating team to provide:
- Supplier audit of potential manufacturers
- Quality assessment of manufacturing processes
- Expert technical support during negotiations
- Witnessing of factory acceptance testing
- Independent testing during manufacture
- Fault and failure investigations
- Expert witness services to help resolve disputes
For example, EA Technology can supplement manufacturer factory testing of overhead lines by undertaking independent tests at Deadwater Fell, a testing facility in Cumbria UK. Independent assessment in this way adds reassurance that standards and specifications have been met and that there are no inherent problems of manufacture that could lead to faults and failure long after the warranty period has expired.