Highly accurate alignment and 3D measurement
When machinery is aligned incorrectly, it can lead to vibrations, energy loss and increased wear, which in the long term can result in malfunctions or even breakdowns. EMHA offers alignment and 3D surveying services to keep installations in top condition.
Precise alignment of machinery and installations is vital for the efficient and sustainable operation of rotating machinery. Alignment focuses on the optimal adjustment of mechanical components within existing or new installations. The aim of correct alignment is to minimise energy loss, reduce friction and wear, increase machine reliability and extend service life.
Laser alignment
3D measurements
Inspection during installation and overhaul
Support with (re)placement
EMHA supports projects in sectors including the maritime sector, offshore, petrochemicals, heavy industry and civil engineering. We are commissioned to carry out precise 3D measurements, dimensional checks and alignment work on components such as propeller shafts, gearboxes, motors, pumps, turbines, compressors, generators and infrastructure structures. The correct position, geometry and mutual alignment of components are essential for the reliable operation of the installation.
The benefits
A precise 3D measurement is at the basis of correct assembly, alignment, overhaul or maintenance shutdown. By identifying deviations at an early stage, corrections can be carried out in good time and failure costs are minimised. Correct alignment subsequently results in less wear, lower vibration levels, reduced energy loss and greater reliability and availability of installations. This contributes to better control of quality, lead times and maintenance costs throughout the entire lifespan of the installation.
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Yes, the measurement and alignment services are used in various project phases, including installation, maintenance, refit and new builds.
For applications including motors, pumps, turbines, compressors, gearboxes, shafts, generators and structures where precise dimensions and positioning are required.
3D scans are saved as point clouds. For both laser and conventional alignments, we record the measurements in a report for verification, quality assurance and follow-up actions.
Including the maritime, offshore, petrochemical, heavy industry and civil engineering sectors.
These include flatness, concentricity, ovality, parallelism, perpendicularity, straightness, diameters, volumes, surface areas and geometric positions.
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