Our Services
ROTOR MAJOR OVERHAUL
MC2 ENERGY provides a complete overhaul of your GE Frame gas turbine rotors, from reception to return to service of the equipment. Each intervention (inspection, repair, balancing) follows a rigorous ISO 9001-certified process and is documented in a detailed report provided to the Client. Our teams carry out all required works to bring your rotor back into compliance: blade replacement, machining, static and dynamic balancing, restoration of fit-ups, and rotor journal rebuild. No repair work is undertaken without your prior approval. MC2 ENERGY also supports you in assessing and extending the service life of your rotors, through expertise combining operational analysis and specific inspections.
ANALYSES, INSPECTIONS AND DIAGNOSTICS
MC2 ENERGY works directly at your operating site to perform routine maintenance operations on your GE Frame gas turbines. Our teams carry out inspection and replacement of compressor and turbine blades, blade profile restoration, as well as replacement and shimming of stator vanes, in accordance with the manufacturer’s recommendations (TIL). We also offer all associated inspections (borescope, geometric, journal hardness, NDT) and support you with recommendations for implementing the required work. Our dedicated tooling, some of which is patented, enables us to control intervention time while ensuring the integrity of your equipment and the safety of personnel.
MAJOR OVERHAULS, REFURBISHMENT
Beyond GT rotor repair, thanks to its machine park and the expertise of its personnel, MC2 ENERGY can meet your various needs: machining/grinding on large-capacity horizontal & vertical lathes; static, dynamic and weight-moment balancing on SCHENCK equipment; as well as non-destructive testing (dye penetrant, magnetic particle, ultrasonic, eddy current, hardness) and dimensional inspections using 3D and conventional metrology. These technical resources, integrated in-house, enable us to ensure full control, from inspection through to bringing your industrial equipment back into service.
