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Maintaining Design Integrity From Procurement Through Installation

Maverick Applied Science
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Maintaining Design Integrity From Procurement Through Installation

In this technical presentation from our Plant Engineers Forum, Maverick Applied Science President Jeff Eisenman discusses the importance of maintaining design integrity from procurement through fabrication, field installation, and final quality control for nonmetallic process equipment.

Without rigorous owner oversight and independent QA/QC at each project phase, technical specifications can easily be compromised during shop lamination or site assembly.

Establishing clear engineering benchmarks and thorough verification ensures nonmetallic assets deliver their full intended service life without premature failure.

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