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|Articles|March 19, 2018
Hydratight secures gas turbine project for MHPS Japan
Author(s)TMI Staff & Contributors
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Global power generation bolting engineered solutions provider Hydratight has secured a contract to provide a newly designed Multi Stud Tensioning (MST) system through a collaborative agreement with local Japanese agents, Yokohama Engineering Services.
The project, which has come to fruition after six months of working closely with Mitsubishi Hitachi Power Systems (MHPS) Japan, will provide a tailored bolting solutionfor their new 501J series gas turbine.
“Our engineers have custom engineered tools to solve some of the most demanding field, machining and bolting applications in the world, reducing bolting times and achieving accurate bolt loads every time. The MST system is one of the latest in this line of developments.”
Hydratight has consistently introduced engineered solutions to support the bolted joint needs. The range of torque and tension bolting solutions has developed over 15 years to ensure safe, efficient performance.
The company manufactures and supplies products to meet the requirements of the power generation market, including rotor torque tooling and tensioning systems.
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