When fuel is dispensed at a facility for use by our warfighters it is critical to be able to properly account for how much is being dispensed , at MCAS Futenma. One of the Flowmeters having provided support for over a decade. Finally reached the limit of its service life, the facility opted for a new Bitorq digital replacement flowmeter, with this came a requirement to repipe the system To accommodate the new model
April has been a challenging month for Nomescorp on Okinawa, but we’ve stepped up and made it happen! Despite less-than-optimal weather conditions, our team has successfully coated over 250 meters of 2-inch pipeline and is now working on the full 6-inch pipeline. This project encompasses 2 tanks and a 4-pump TFS pad spanning over 200 meters. Our team has worked in close coordination with the MCAS Futenma facility managers and our prime contractor to ensure timely completion.
Nomescorp is renowned for its expertise in fuels, construction, engineering, and environmental support. They have demonstrated their commitment through projects in Japan and the Indian Ocean, including urgent electrical repairs at Yokota air base, sealant replacement in Okinawa, and various inspections and repairs on Diego Garcia. Their ability to mobilize expert teams quickly and efficiently under challenging conditions highlights their dedication to supporting clients anywhere, anytime. Nomescorp manages urgent repairs by quickly mobilizing expert teams, even under challenging conditions.
Nomescorp recently completed a project for our Automated Fuel Handling Equipment (AFHE) prime contractor in Sasebo at the Iriozaki Fuel Terminal. Our project management team, along with our senior electrical engineers, mobilized to remove the AFHE electrical system throughout the facility to the Operations Control Center (OCC) building. The project also involved the removal and demolition/disposal of all AFHE aerial fiber optic cabling, power cabling, and conduit from utility poles and in-ground areas throughout the Iriozaki Fuel Terminal.
Introduction In the intricate network of industrial facilities, maintaining optimal functionality is paramount. Among the many components ensuring smooth operations, check valves play a crucial role. Today, we delve into the necessity of replacing the spool piece and silent check valve on the discharge side of FP1 and FP2 in Facility 659 Pumphouse. Let’s navigate through the intricacies of this essential upgrade, aimed at enhancing the reliability and safety of the fuel system.
Introduction Ensuring smooth operations in any facility relies heavily on maintaining key components like double block and bleed valves (DBBVs). These valves are like the guardians of safety and functionality across a range of industries. Let’s take a closer look at the hands-on tasks involved in keeping DBBVs in top-notch condition to safeguard operational integrity. Understanding the Significance of DBBVs What are Double Block and Bleed Valves? Double block and bleed valves, commonly known as DBBVs, are vital components in fluid systems.
Understanding the Need Unraveling the Challenge The challenges faced by the gas station necessitated a revamp. Here, we explore the factors that led to the decision for such a substantial upgrade. Scope Definition A closer look at the parameters outlined by the Quality Assurance Engineer’s (QAE) request, setting the stage for the detailed scope of work undertaken by N.O.M.E.S. On-Site Assessment Engaging with the Work Environment Discover how N.O.M.E.S approached the project by conducting on-site interviews with facility workers.
N.O.M.E.S, working industrial tank services, recently undertook a comprehensive cleaning and inspection project at Kadena Air Force Base in Japan, specifically for AMC Tank #4 above ground fuel storage. This ambitious endeavor showcased N.O.M.E.S’s dedication to quality and adherence to the strict health and safety requirements of a bustling site. This ambitious endeavor showcased N.O.M.E.S’s dedication to quality and adherence to the strict health and safety requirements of a bustling site.
Temporary Nozzle at the Foster gas station was successfully replaced with a new fueling nozzle. We start off the day with a daily safety meeting to ensure that the team understands safety and emergency procedures. The Lockout-Tagout (LOTO) procedure was followed to prevent the flow of any fuel during the replacement process. The team removed the temporary nozzle and then carefully drained the remaining fuel through the drain plug. After the Sealing tape was wrapped on the threads to increase adhesion at pipe joints, the team installed a new fueling nozzle.
Nomescorp calibration specialist mobilized in support of one of our many prime contractors in support of thier DLA AFHE contract to multiple locations across Okinawa Our calibration specialist have over 9 years of calibration experience across the Asia pacific region and Diego Garcia. We Making it happen in 2021.