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Engineering, Instrumentation & Automation ENGINEERING, INSTRUMENTATION & AUTOMATION Instrumentation Calibration Automation Field Laboratory Maintenance Commissioning Projects Supply Office: ( PORTUGAL ) Rua Trabalhadores do Mar, n.º 16, 2º A 2900-650 Setúbal Tel.: +351 265 546 053 Fax.: +351 265 092 403 E-mail: [email protected] Mission Statement AMBIDETECTOR – Engineering &Instrumentation, Ltd., is a company providing services in the area of instrumentation & automation, maintenance & repairs, calibration and certification of electronic equipments. The business model employed is based on the supply of high quality services not only as a means of satisfying our customers but as well as with the vision of achieving the recognition on the world market as a commercially competitive company. In addition we give emphasis on environmental health and safety practices. Safety & Quality standards bear testimony of our commitment towards maintaining service excellence. INDEX TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. WHO IS AMBIDETECTOR ENG. & INST. LTD? 2. COMPANY MANAGEMENT 3. CORE BUSINESS 4. SERVICES SUPPLY 5. QUALITY ASSURANCE 6. MAKERS 7. COSTUMERS 1. Who is Ambidetector Eng. & Inst. Ltd? AMBIDETECTOR - Engineering & Instrumentation, Ltd. Is an innovative and ISO quality assured company in the area of instrumentation, calibration, automation, maintenance, repair and supply founded with the belief that customers deserve a permanent reliable source of advanced services with high performance according to their needs. With headquarters in Setubal City near the shipyard of Lisnave, Portugal, the AMBIDETECTOR – Engineering & Instrumentation, Ltd., is nowadays supported by technicians and engineers with expertise and background in the areas of electronics, mechanics, instrumentation, control, automation and environmental engineering with more than 20 years of experience. Page 3 2. Company Management The goal and management of our company is based on automation engineering as well as industrial control and instrumentation through the area of maintenance, calibration and installation of electronic equipments for control. We are, and we will remain dedicated to safety, quality and environmental protection. We pursue excellence through innovation, know- how and continual improvement. This combination of quality services and knowledge with good supportive people provides you the ability and opportunity to confidently face almost any electronic instrument application. Page 4 3. Core Business AMBIDETECTOR – Eng. & Instr. Ltd. provides services in a wide range of field namely marine (Oil Tankers, LPG, Chemical Tankers, LNG, Crude Tankers, Containers) and in gas stations,, petrochemical, storage and processing industries (utilities, refinery, textile, metallurgical, chemical products, electric material, pesticides, etc.). We offer the following services to our customers: Instruments Testing and Calibration shore-based workshop, 24-hour Maintenance & Services Laboratory field, Supply, Installation & Commissioning Services, Project Management, System Integration and improvement, New Equipment & Spare Parts Sales. Page 5 4. Services Supply SOME OF OUR JOBS CONSIST OF: . Instruments Testing and Calibration shore-based workshop Maintenance & Replacement of spare parts of electronic equipments Test, Calibration, certification and report of portable equipments: Portable gas detectors (CO2, CO, O2, H2S, CH4, HC, N2, etc) Manometers Thermometers Alcoholmeters MMC and Hermetic Portable Tank Gauging Units (UTI/MMC) Test, Calibration, certification and report of fix equipments: Fix gas detectors O.D.M.E (Oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment) Oil-in Water-Monitor (Bilge Alarm and Monitor alarm 15 p.p.m.) Page 6 Test, Calibration, certification and report of fix equipments: Pump Room Gas Systems Water Ballast Tanks Gas and level Systems Cargo Tank Gas and level Systems Pressure Switches Fuel Oil Viscosity Control & Viscotherms Differential Pressure Transmitter and pressure transmitter Flow Meter Gauge Pressure Transmitter Liquid Level Transmitter Tanks Pressure Gauges Draft Level Gauges BNWAS Page 7 . 24-hour Maintenance & Services Laboratory field We have a team of environmental, instrumentation and electronics engineers ready to mobilize at short notice with our Mobile lab to carry all service onboard of the vessel available 24 hours per day. Supply, Installation & Commissioning Services We are specialized to supply equipments in the electronic field used for control, measurement, prevention and preservation of environmental and for safety quality, ensuring compliance with the current quality standards and legislation. We guarantee the installing and commissioning. Project Management We can provide suitable manpower for managing and following the systems installed based on the customers needs and equipments supplied through annually maintenance contracts with many advantages to the companies. Page 8 . System Integration and improvement We carry out the integration of new instrumentation systems and retro-fitting of existing systems in order to improve the operation and efficiency of work and minimize de actual costs. Training Services We provide trained specialists in instrumentation, electrical and mechanical areas. We are also able to provide documentation, training with basin in short term projects for operation and carry out the maintenance procedures with the equipments. New Equipment & Spare Parts Sales We supply electronic and electric equipments and spare parts from stock and from our network of partnerships groups around the world. We are also distributors of well known manufacturers in the instrumentation and automation business with. Page 9 5. Quality Assurance The company is using specialized services in maintenance, calibration, installation and certification with the best certified equipments (technology and innovation) like following: Reference Manometers (0-10bar, 0-40bar, 0-100 bar, 0-1000bar, etc) Hand-Held Thermometers Wika Model CTH 6200 Process calibrators Wika Model CPH6000 (0-10bar,, 0-100 bar, 0-1000bar) Digital Gauge with high accuracy KELLER Model LEO 1 Temperature Dry well calibrator Wika Model CTD9300-165 Thermostatic Bath Wika Model CTB 9210 Low Bath temperature thermostats Lauda Model RE212 Digital Thermometer with high accuracy LABFACILITY (Tempmaster 100) The procedures and certificates are according with the standard NP EN ISO/IEC 17025:2005. We maintain fully equipments calibrated and traceable to national standards. Page 10 6. Makers AMBIDETECTOR works with some of the most well known brands on the international market for gas detectors namely RIKEN KEIKI, RKI, TOKA SEIKI, GMI, CROWCON, RECOM and MIRICO besides the bigger OWS manufacturer, the FELLOW KOGYO & for ODME the RIVERTRACE ENGINEERING (RTE), SERES & JOWA. We work with GASCAN to supply Gas Handling Equipment, Gas cylinders & KITAGAWA gas detection tube system. We work also with LIFELOC for Alcoholmeters supply and calibration. We do calibration and supply for MMC, UTI, TKT TANKTECH. Besides that we are able to supply a broad range of spare parts and equipments in the instrumentation and automation field through our good network of suppliers around the world. We are also looking to act as local agents and distributors for other well respected names in the instrumentation and automation business. Page 11 RIKEN KEIKI (RKI) GAS MEASURING INSTRUMENTS (GMI) Page 12 MIRICO CROWCON Page 13 TOKA SEIKI RECOM Page 14 LIFELOC NAGMAN Pág. 15 TANKTECH XTRONICA Page 16 HANGYU (O.W.S) Models:YWC-0.5, YWC-1.0 & 4.0 FELLOW KOGYO Models: 1500, 1500C, 1800 and 2000 The FOCAS-1800 and FOCAS- 2000 is using a full optical continuous measuring method that can surely grasp changes of oil concentration every moment while providing a very quick measurement and fulfill with the requirements of MEPC1O7 (49). Page 17 RIVERTRACE ENGINEERING (RTE) Models: Smart O.D.M.E, Smat Cell Birge Alarm, OCD 50M & Smart Safe The Oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment (Smart ODME) has been designed to provide means of monitoring, recording and controlling the ballast discharge in accordance with the requirements of MEPC 108 (49). Page 18 SERES ENVIRONNEMENT Models: SERES S663 MKII, MKIII & SERES 3000 The Oil Discharge Monitoring Equipment (ODME S663MKIII) has been designed to provide Control of hydrocarbon discharge to sea in ballast water from tankers according to International Regulations for the control of marine pollution IMO & MEPC 108 (49). Page 19 JOWA Models: O.D.M.E 2005, OWS & Bilge Alarm Sea Guard The JOWA ODME 2005 Oil Discharge Monitor is approved in accordance with the test and performance requirements for "third generation" monitors, according to IMO resolution MEPC 108(49). Page 20 GASCAN Gas Handling Equipment & Accessories for Non-Refillable Gas Cylinders Kitagawa Gas Detector Tube System AMBIDETECTOR can supply you The Komyo Kitagawa Gas Detector precision gas mixtures in a variety of Tube System is an accurate and cost lightweight, non-refillable cylinders effective spot gas detector sampling with Gas handling equipment and system, offering over 300 gas detector accessories: tubes, from Ammonia to Xylene. Low cost and easy to operate flow Lightweight, compact and easy to meters and regulators; carry; Portable and convenient to use – Simple to operate for all personnel; complements lightweight cylinders An accurate reading obtained in a for field use (zero and span gases); few minutes; Innovative design features and Can be used in flammable Recycle tool simply and safely atmospheres; punctures cylinders
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