Skid Analysis toolbox helps to determine pre and post-impact speeds of vehicles based on the length of skid marks drawn in the diagram.

Skid Mounted System is made up of pump units, a condensate receiver tank, gate valves, drain valves, Y-strainers, blowdown valves and condensate piping. Skid mounted systems have an integral 150-200 gallon fiberglass tank with recirculation pump, pH/ORP controls, level interlocks and high level alarming.

Soil vapor surveys can be used for a number of purposes, including initial site screening, site assessment/characterization, risk assessments, remediation & post-remediation monitoring and ongoing monitoring. Three principal methods exist for collecting soil vapor data: active, passive, and flux chambers. The active approach consists of the withdrawal of an aliquot of soil vapor from he subsurface, typically with a sampling probe, followed by analysis of the withdrawn vapor. The passive approach consists of the emplacement of an adsorbent into the subsurface and subsequent removal and analysis of the adsorbent. Flux chambers consist of an enclosed chamber that is placed on the surface for a specific period of time.

Solvent Recovery System is designed to process up to 125,000 SCFM of solvent laden air exhausted from the solvent drying zones of various coating lines. It is designed to operate in a semi-continuous mode to recover isopropyl alcohol. A solvent recovery system comprises the use of a heating component & a condensation component to distill the liquid and separate the solvent from water. Solvent recovery system distills & condenses solvents, thinners and cleaners.

Spring hangers consist of a steel frame, which contains a coil spring seated in a neoprene cup. The cup is molded with a rod isolation bushing that passes through the hanger frame. It is selected from a static deflection series. It provides vibration control. Each powder coated steel spring is in series with a neoprene cup, which provides isolation efficiency. The spring serves to isolate disturbing vibration frequencies, while the rubber cup is a high frequency or noise break. Spring hangers are also available with eyebolts top and bottom.

Standard Air Ductors are useful for supplying large volumes of air at pressures of 1 psig or less when high-pressure is available at steady pressure. These air ductors are useful for supplying the combustion air requirement of a single flomixer or group of burners. Air ductor assemblies include Hijector, valve and gauge.

A Strategy Consulting team includes personnel performing the roles of strategy consultant, technical consultant and marketing consultant. Strategy consulting refers to both the practice of helping companies to improve performance through analysis of existing business problems and development of future plans as well as to the industry composed of firms that specialize in sort of consulting. Strategy consulting involves the identification and cross-fertilization of best practices, analytical techniques, change management, coaching skills, technology implementations and strategy development.

Stress corrosion cracking is defined as the delayed failure of alloys by cracking when exposed to certain environments in the presence of static tensile stress. The importance of a conjoint action of corrosion and stress is reflected in the definition; an alternate application of stress and corrosive environment will not produce stress corrosion cracking. The stress level at which the failure occurs is well below the stress required for a mechanical failure in the absence of corrosion. The minimum stress below, which stress corrosion cracking occurs, is called the threshold stress.

Failures of structures often involve environmentally assisted cracking. Stress corrosion cracking (SCC) is one of the most common environmentally assisted failure modes encountered. It typically occurs due to improper materials selection or heat treatment, design issues, and unforeseen environmental conditions, such as inadequate maintenance, thermal transient conditions, or lack of consideration of residual stresses.

Structural analyses include the set of physical laws and mathematics required to study and predict the behavior of structures. The subjects of structural analysis are engineering artifacts whose integrity is judged largely based upon their ability to withstand loads. It includes buildings, bridges, aircraft, and ships. Structural analysis incorporates the fields of mechanics and dynamics.