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Score Energy Becomes Authorized Woodward Governor Company Service Provider
In the last quarter of 2009, Score Energy and the Woodward Governor Company entered into a long term agreement, authorizing Score Energy as an Authorized Independent Service Facility (AISF).
Over the past 5 months Score Energy has updated our repair and test facilities to accommodate this significant addition to our Accessory Repair business. We have established a dedicated workshop and test facility, allowing us to repair and test all Woodward mechanical accessories including: Gas and Liquid Fuel Metering Valves, Water and Air Valves, Electro and Hydro-Mechanical Control Units, all On-Engine actuators, and Pumps. The scope of this agreement includes Woodward product serving both the aeroderivative and the heavy-duty industrial gas turbine industry and we will be serving customers in Europe, Middle-East, Asia, and Latin America. In addition, our repair technicians have been fully trained and certified by Woodward’s expert technical community for both unit repair and testing and we have established a complete inventory store of OEM certified components.
Proactive Accessory Repair Complemented By Instrumental In Maintaining Gas Turbine Reliability
There is an old adage: Don’t Be Penny-Wise And Pound Foolish…. This saying has been proven time and again when it comes to providing targeted, proactive maintenance of mission-critical gas turbine accessories. While it is not unusual to commission a multi-million dollar gas turbine overhaul, accessories that are critical in the reliable operation of the gas turbine many times go without any proactive maintenance or repair. However, wear and tear on these mission-critical components takes place, right alongside the other gas turbine components. Score Energy is one of the leading providers of OEM authorized accessory repairs including components manufactured by Woodward Governor Company and Parker-Hannifan. Mission-critical maintenance recommendations from these OEMs typically include a visit to the repair facility every 24,000 and 48,000 engine operating hours.
In the last quarter of 2009, Score Energy and the Woodward Governor Company entered into a long term agreement, authorizing Score Energy as an Authorized Independent Service Facility (AISF).
Over the past 5 months Score Energy has updated our repair and test facilities to accommodate this significant addition to our Accessory Repair business. We have established a dedicated workshop and test facility, allowing us to repair and test all Woodward mechanical accessories including: Gas and Liquid Fuel Metering Valves, Water and Air Valves, Electro and Hydro-Mechanical Control Units, all On-Engine actuators, and Pumps. The scope of this agreement includes Woodward product serving both the aeroderivative and the heavy-duty industrial gas turbine industry and we will be serving customers in Europe, Middle-East, Asia, and Latin America. In addition, our repair technicians have been fully trained and certified by Woodward’s expert technical community for both unit repair and testing and we have established a complete inventory store of OEM certified components.
Proactive Accessory Repair Complemented By Instrumental In Maintaining Gas Turbine Reliability
There is an old adage: Don’t Be Penny-Wise And Pound Foolish…. This saying has been proven time and again when it comes to providing targeted, proactive maintenance of mission-critical gas turbine accessories. While it is not unusual to commission a multi-million dollar gas turbine overhaul, accessories that are critical in the reliable operation of the gas turbine many times go without any proactive maintenance or repair. However, wear and tear on these mission-critical components takes place, right alongside the other gas turbine components. Score Energy is one of the leading providers of OEM authorized accessory repairs including components manufactured by Woodward Governor Company and Parker-Hannifan. Mission-critical maintenance recommendations from these OEMs typically include a visit to the repair facility every 24,000 and 48,000 engine operating hours.