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	<title>Summer Jobs 2012</title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=26</link>
	<pubDate>Tue, 14 Feb 2012 16:03:00 +0200</pubDate>
	<description>If you want to work at Pema in Summer 2012, please, fill in the open application:
www.pemamek.com/summer

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	<title>High-tech rollers for PEMA rollerbeds</title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=24</link>
	<pubDate>Tue, 25 Oct 2011 13:30:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>All new PEMA rollerbeds come with top-class polyurethane rollers uncompromisingly developed for heavy use. The physical measurements and material characteristics of the rollers are optimised by means of the latest FEM computational models. 

The amount and size of installed rollers vary according to the rollerbed application in question. Because of the narrow construction of the rollers, PEMA rollerbeds are exceptionally versatile tools ideal for use with, for example, rolling work-pieces with openings and reinforcements.

The state-of-the-art roller construction offers unequalled benefits, like improved loading capacity, smooth passing over seams, low rolling resistance, suitability for conical work-pieces, and optimised material composition and thickness. The compact construction of the rollers enables use with practically every kind of work-pieces.

For more information, please send request to pema@pemamek.com
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	<title>PEMA launches modern state-of-the-art control system interfaces for column &amp; booms</title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=23</link>
	<pubDate>Tue, 20 Sep 2011 08:20:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>PEMA WeldControl 500 Premium is the most advanced control system interface on the market for controlling column &amp; booms. All parameters and movements of a column &amp; boom and connected work-piece handling equipment are controlled from a single interface. It integrates comprehensive data logging with graphical representations.

The system includes connections for an optional monitoring camera and a laser seam-tracking device. With this kind of combination, welding is carried out reliably, with high productivity and to the highest quality standards.

PEMA WeldControl 100 is a modern and efficient user interface for controlling column &amp; booms. It integrates the controls of a column &amp; boom, welding power sources, work-piece handling equipment, and welding parameters to a clear-cut, easy-to-use system.

The user interface is a full-color industrial-quality touch screen.  Welding process parameters are visualized by means of graphical trend lines. The system can also be connected to a factory data network.

For more information, please send request to pema@pemamek.com
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	<title>Edison Chouest Offshore Buys Service Support and Maintenance Services from PEMA</title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=21</link>
	<pubDate>Fri, 13 May 2011 10:31:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>Pemamek Oy Ltd and Edison Chouest Offshore (ECO), a major U.S. offshore marine transportation corporation, have agreed on an annual service support package to ensure continuous, optimal utilisation of PEMA panel lines, robotic welding stations, and welding portals at four of ECO’s U.S. shipyards. The yards under contract are North American Shipbuilding in Larose, LA; Gulfship in Gulfport, MS;  LA Ship in Houma, LA; and Tampa Ship in Tampa, FL.

The service support package consists of software support, maintenance services, and spare part services. Support services for software products include software support, technical support, knowledge network management, equipment register, and follow-up inspections. 

Scheduled Maintenance work and service inspections of all PEMA products at ECO’s facilities will be carried out on machine-specified maintenance program twice a year for each shipyard and for each PEMA machine section. The work covers inspection and adjustment of mechanical, pneumatically-operated and electrically-operated equipment as well as inspection of electrical and mechanical safety equipment. 

The agreement also covers availability, logistics and stocking of genuine, high-quality spare and wear parts.

Founded in 1960, the Edison Chouest Offshore family of companies now represents the most diverse and dynamic marine transportation operation in the world. ECO owns and operates a growing fleet of new generation offshore service vessels supporting a vast majority of the U.S. Gulf deepwater market. The organisation’s in-house design and shipbuilding capabilities have made it unique in the offshore boat service industry. Today, ECO runs five modern shipyards in the U.S. and one in Brazil.</description>
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	<title>PEMA Builds Five Production Lines to India
- TBWES to Achieve Higher Efficiency of Power Generation in India&#039;s Mega Projects
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	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=20</link>
	<pubDate>Thu, 21 Apr 2011 10:17:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>Pemamek Oy Ltd has agreed on design, construction and delivery a PEMA membrane wall panel line and four PEMA tube prefabrication lines for TBWES, a Thermax - Babcock &amp; Wilcox joint venture in India. TBWES manufactures supercritical boilers in its new facility in Pune, India, with present annual production capacity of 3 000 MW equivalent. The agreement consists of two purchase orders. All lines will be delivered in October 2011.

The first order covers a supercritical boiler panel welding line with a capacity to weld 25m long and max 3m wide membrane wall panels with 12 sets of Lincoln Electric PowerWave AC/DC 1000 A SD submerged arc welding equipment. The line includes complete panel transportation tracks, a fin-bar calibrating line, an automatic tube &amp; fin-bar feeding system to the panel line, and buffer stores for sub-panels. The panel transportation track is able to perform all panel handling tasks: it includes in- and out-feeding roller conveyors for two welding machines, cross-transport conveyors for panel sideways movement, and hydraulic flip-over arms for turning the panels.

The order for the tube prefabrication lines consist of three PEMA automatic tube cutting, end-bevelling and end-buffing (ATCEP) lines with integrated conveyors. Furthermore, the order includes a PEMA automatic end-bevelling and end-buffing line (ATEP) which is similar to the prefabrication lines but excludes the cutting saw. 
 
Established in March 2010, TBWES is a joint venture by and between Thermax Limited, an Indian energy and environment solutions provider, and Babcock &amp; Wilcox Power Generation Group, Inc. (B&amp;W PGG), a global leader in power generation industry. The United States-based B&amp;W PGG is an operating unit of The Babcock &amp; Wilcox Company (B&amp;W). TBWES engineers, manufactures and supplies supercritical boilers, as well as subcritical boilers over 300 megawatts (MW) in size, for the Indian power sector. The joint venture integrates Thermax&#039;s expertise of integrating energy and environment solutions with B&amp;W&#039;s long history of providing proven, state-of-the-art power generation technology and world class project management capabilities.
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	<title>PEMA delivers the first machine-vision aided heavy robot welding station to China</title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=19</link>
	<pubDate>Wed, 13 Apr 2011 15:23:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>PEMA has commenced the delivery of a portal-type, machine-vision aided robot heavy welding station for the Chinese Jiangsu Rainbow Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. The station will be used in welding of tack-welded end and side-plates of MacGregor hatch covers for cargo ships. 
The scope of the delivery is a complete PEMA VRWP-5500/1 Vision Robot welding portal including a Yaskawa-Motoman MH6 welding robot with a DX100 controller and a Lincoln Electric PowerWave 455M MAG welding power source. The VRWP portal consists of a sturdy robot welding gantry with 3 external robot axis, 6 axis welding robot and the patented Vision System robot programming. The delivery also includes a PEMA fume extraction system, PEMA rails and gear racks, required welding programs, and an installation, start-up, training and service package.
- We consider this a major breakthrough in our effort on the Chinese heavy metal industry market, says Jukka Rantala of PEMA. - Improvements in cost-effectiveness usually call for more automation. With its high arc time and utility ratios, our user-friendly PEMA VRWP robot portals can significantly raise the productivity in steel structure manufacturing.
Established in 2003 to Nantong, China, Jiangsu Rainbow Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (RHI) has today more than 1500 employees. The company specialises in engineering, fabrication, sales and maintenance of cranes, ship equipment, offshore engineering, parking facilities and various other engineering steel structures. RHI has a long-term strategic partnership with Cargotec and its daughter brands, MacGregor and Kalmar. Other international customers include ECL and the ANDRITZ group. RHI has also developed its own brands to the crane and parking technology market.</description>
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	<title>PEMA to build the largest robotic heavy welding station in Europe </title>
	<link>http://www.pema.fi/eng/news/?nid=18</link>
	<pubDate>Mon, 28 Mar 2011 09:57:00 +0300</pubDate>
	<description>Pemamek Oy Ltd has agreed on design, construction and delivery of a heavy robotic welding station for the Norwegian heavy winch manufacturer I.P. Huse AS. After commissioning in October 2011, I.P. Huse will own and operate the largest heavy robotic welding station in Europe in the manufacture of large winch drum assemblies for AHTS vessels.

The scope of the delivery is a complete robotic welding station including two Yaskawa-Motoman welding robots both on  X-Y-Z type three-axis robot positioners, a heavy PEMA two-axis positioner for the drum assemblies, and two sets of Lincoln Electric PowerWave MAG welding equipment. The maximum diameter of the work-pieces is 6 metres and the maximum weight is 35 000 kg. The welding method is multi-layer welding with weld sizes from a5 to a13.

The station will be controlled by parametrized by PEMA WeldControl Programming. Also, I.P. Huse’s existing off-line programming software can be utilised if necessary. The delivery also includes a safety system, operator training package as well as commissioning and start-up of the station.

Located on the island of Harøy, Norway, I. P. Huse AS the world leader in designing and building large winches for anchor handling vessels (AHTS).Specialised in manufacturing heavy equipment, the company also supplies winches and mooring equipment to FPSO’s, SPAR’s and corresponding hull and vessel-shaped installations from its new workshop with modern machinery. Main customers are shipyards, shipowners and oil companies. The company operates in close co-operation with Rolls-Royce Marine, and has a current workforce of about 130 employees.</description>
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