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Industrial Systems

Industrial Network Systems:

Today’s modern plants utilize industrial networks to collect information and deliver control. Network infrastructures vary depending on vendor and plant considerations. The installation and commissioning of these networks are critical in ensuring minimal downtime and process interruptions. Boole has developed a customized startup procedure to confirm that media and hardware have been properly installed. We work with our staff or the personnel programming the network controller to verify and confirm the network is operating at peak efficiency.

Legacy Upgrades and Retrofits:

Upgrading from old technology to a current level brings with it challenges and obstacles. At Boole, we have completed multiple legacy upgrade projects and understand the issues involved for both the end user and the vendor. The path to a successful upgrade is in the details. Our approach is to review hardware and software requirements, compatibility with existing legacy equipment, engineering review, and upgrade path. This method allows us to avoid the unforeseen issues that can arise during the upgrade process.

Power Systems:

Our engineers at Boole have over 25 years of experience in the electrical power field. Our areas of expertise and strong working knowledge include: power systems for the utility, oil, petroleum, gas, and mining sectors. At Boole, we incorporate the current regulations and codes, including the Canadian Electrical Code, the National Electrical Code, the IEEE, the API, and the NFPA, as well as industry best practices.

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair:

Boole provides site services for industrial control systems. Installation, repair, and troubleshooting are at the core of our site services offering. Our team also offers preventive maintenance plans that can be utilized to minimize unforeseen equipment failure. Boole offers preventive maintenance services during planned shutdowns to prevent costly downtime and keep your system running efficiently.