expansion joint directory
EXPANSION JOINT DIRECTORY How is it made?
What is it?
IAFD will visit the site and work with plant staff to locate all prints needed for the book. Next IAFD will use IR fusion cameras to survey the entire unit top and bottom. All conditions will be noted during survey and detailed.
The EJD is a living book that begins by organizing all information relating to the unit’s expansion joints, surveys the joints for integrity, and then continually monitors them to indicate when replacements are needed. The surveys are dated, detailed, and updated in the plants copy of the directory for easy reference and planning of future replacements.
How is it used?
What's in it? • Schedule of outage repairs • Photo, drawing & IR scan of every expansion joint • Description, location & quantity • Latest conditions & detailed notes for replacement
Budgeting – First page of the EJD is the latest IR scan information with every joints life expectancy Purchasing - Locate the joint due for replacement, open to the drawing page, copy and provide to vendor for replacement Identification - During walk downs if someone notices a leak, issue or problem; reference the book Emergency - If an unexpected failure occurs at any time of day staff can open the directory, locate joint by photo or description, and immediately contact vendor for replacement
How much does it cost? Upfront IAFD charges an initial fee to do the first survey, collect all data, and organize the entire book. If the site has multiple units there are price discounts. Once the book is completed IAFD recommends an update survey twice annually. There is a small fee for this service and included is a site visit, all new IR scans, and a completely updated book with the new data. Please contact IAFD for a quotation.
IAFD Contact Ryan Sachetti 860-543-3876 [email protected]
Industrial Air Flow Dynamics, Inc. 734 Hebron Ave. Glastonbury, CT 06033 Toll Free: (866) 641-4233 www.IAFDInc.com
What is it?
IAFD will visit the site and work with plant staff to locate all prints needed for the book. Next IAFD will use IR fusion cameras to survey the entire unit top and bottom. All conditions will be noted during survey and detailed.
The EJD is a living book that begins by organizing all information relating to the unit’s expansion joints, surveys the joints for integrity, and then continually monitors them to indicate when replacements are needed. The surveys are dated, detailed, and updated in the plants copy of the directory for easy reference and planning of future replacements.
How is it used?
What's in it? • Schedule of outage repairs • Photo, drawing & IR scan of every expansion joint • Description, location & quantity • Latest conditions & detailed notes for replacement
Budgeting – First page of the EJD is the latest IR scan information with every joints life expectancy Purchasing - Locate the joint due for replacement, open to the drawing page, copy and provide to vendor for replacement Identification - During walk downs if someone notices a leak, issue or problem; reference the book Emergency - If an unexpected failure occurs at any time of day staff can open the directory, locate joint by photo or description, and immediately contact vendor for replacement
How much does it cost? Upfront IAFD charges an initial fee to do the first survey, collect all data, and organize the entire book. If the site has multiple units there are price discounts. Once the book is completed IAFD recommends an update survey twice annually. There is a small fee for this service and included is a site visit, all new IR scans, and a completely updated book with the new data. Please contact IAFD for a quotation.
IAFD Contact Ryan Sachetti 860-543-3876 [email protected]
Industrial Air Flow Dynamics, Inc. 734 Hebron Ave. Glastonbury, CT 06033 Toll Free: (866) 641-4233 www.IAFDInc.com
