Overhauling Services
Benif’s overhaul services return a unit to factory “like new” condition ready for another full operating cycle till your next planned maintenance outage. Upon reaching the recommended overhaul service cycle.
Benif provides upgrades and replacements approved by the equipment’s OEM that advances performance, reliability, safety and reduces the risk of discontinued and obsolescent products. Upgrades and/or replacements are applied during major service intervals. Proper planning of upgrades to on-site spares in advance of major interval outages allows for on-time start-up and production at your site.
In addition, we leverage on our over 30years+ combined experience, providing the most cost-effective technical expertise for clients, in ensuring that each new generation of equipment enhances its predecessors and is backwardly compatible with them, in accordance with our drive for evolution without obsolescence.
Service Types
Repair is required when a system or component either fails completely or when condition and performance monitoring equipment indicates that a measured component is outside of an acceptable performance range. Repair can be done in place or the affected equipment can be removed from the system and then repaired. Welding, machining, rebuilding, and replacements are several ways an engine, machine, or marine system can be repaired and returned to service.
A term used in facilities management to examine an entire HVAC system to determine potential areas of improvement. This system-wide approach seeks to identify operational improvements that will increase occupant comfort and save energy. Retrocommisioning, through diagnostic testing, focuses on operations and maintenance improvements. Needed capital improvements may be identified and recommended through the process.
When equipment or a system no longer meets desired performance expectations, an overhaul can take place. While repair focuses on the failed component of a system, overhaul involves rebuilding a system through disassembly and inspection to identify defective, damaged or worn parts. The substandard parts and components are repaired or replaced. Finally the equipment is reassembled and tested before returning to service.
