When a fire occurs on your worksite, the recovery process can be challenging and complex. Stress Engineering Services has supported dozens of Upstream, Midstream, and Downstream operators in the U.S. and throughout North America with fire damage assessments. Our Approach Our...
Auto-refrigeration can impose low-temperatures onto process vessels and piping causing them to be at risk of brittle fracture. Brittle fracture is the sudden break-before-leak phenomena that can result in catastrophic rupture of the equipment. Operating excursions and the...
Since 1972, Stress Engineering Services has been providing timely and cost-effective engineering solutions to improve plant and refinery efficiency, safety, and reliability. Our worldwide portfolio of clients entrusts our expertise and resources from daily operations to emergencies....
Stress Engineering Services offers unique expertise in the assessment of vibration problems and fatigue damage. We combine hands-on field measurements with state-of-the-art analytical tools to ensure that our results and recommendations will effectively reduce vibration and...
Distressed and deteriorating structures, foundations, and other infrastructure post a great risk to structural integrity, and even subtle damages can undermine overall reliability and safety. Effective structural integrity doesn’t just occur the moment where impairments and...
At Stress Engineering Services, we provide a wholistic review of process facilities, such as refineries and chemical plants, that operate with light hydrocarbons to identify and mitigate auto-refrigeration/brittle fracture (AR/BF) risks. Our assessments also addresses concerns about...
The establishment, implementation, and maintenance of integrity operating windows (IOWs) are vital for a comprehensive mechanical integrity (MI) program. The best-performing sites with lower risks than others will typically have an effective IOW program fully implemented and...
Components such as heater tubes, steam and catalytic reformers, thin/thick wall reactors, and Fluid Catalytic Cracking Units (FCCU) can experience a combination of high temperature, stress, and long exposure that results in material degradation from the process referred to as... If you would like more information on Stress Engineering Services, please call us at 281.955.2900, or complete the following form and one of our representatives contact you shortly. For a complete listing of contact information, visit our Locations page.
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