Guido Pfister 1 Comment

 

Our in-situ specialists from QuantiServ Dubai have just completed another flywheel repair. This time it was for a very large European owner, on one of their large container ships with a 12-cylinder, 96-bore engine while on anchorage in Hong Kong. Our specialists machined off two damaged teeth and installed an insert, which they had pre-fabricated at their workshop before boarding the vessel and which they sent on board jointly with the in-situ tools.
The total work took 42 hours – three long days of work – and the result is something that they can be very proud of!

Damaged flywheel with two severely damaged teeth

Damaged flywheel with two severely damaged teeth

Removal of the damaged teeth by in-situ milling

Removal of the damaged teeth by in-situ milling

Pre-fabricated insert installed, repair completed

Pre-fabricated insert installed, repair completed

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