Revamps, re-rates, and re-manufacturing allow 
for improved efficiency, extended machine life, 
and reduced capital investment. 

Re-rates of steam turbines involve modifying 
original steam flow path components to match 
new operating specifications such as 
horsepower, speed and steam condition 
changes in responding to your changed 
process and operating conditions. Conversions 
are engineered design changes of any 
component (other than steam flow path) or 
system associated with the steam turbine. 

Revamping, reapplying or upgrading an 
existing turbo or recip compressor to meet 
new or changing compression requirements 
provides a cost-effective alternative to the 
purchase of new equipment; and can be 
completed in a shorter time period. They can 
also extend equipment life, remove 
system/process bottlenecks, and increase 
reliability and availability by incorporating the 
latest material and design technology. 
Revamping also reduces horsepower 
requirements, increases capacity and 
efficiency, and allows for operation at a new 
condition of service.