Seismic evaluation consulting and reinforcement work for high-pressure gas facilities.

In the August issue of "Plant Engineer" published by the Japan Plant Maintenance Association, our Chief Engineer Yonekawa has written an article titled "Advancement of Flow and Structural Simulation and Its Application to Equipment Management." The article includes examples of reducing reinforcement costs for high-pressure gas tanks through structural and flow simulations, as well as cases where issues with duct thinning were resolved. If you are interested, you can download the paper, so please take a look.

Idemitsu Engineering exhibited at the Plant Maintenance Show held at Tokyo Big Sight from July 19 to 21. Thanks to everyone, we were able to welcome many visitors and conclude the event successfully. We will continue to provide the solution technologies that the Idemitsu Group has cultivated to contribute to our customers' business management. For those customers who were unable to attend, we will be posting materials on the "Equipment Resilience Method" showcased at the event on our website, so we hope you will check them out. We appreciate your continued support of Idemitsu Engineering.

Idemitsu will exhibit at the disaster prevention exhibition (Chubu Lifeguard TEC) held in Nagoya on May 18 and 19. <Exhibition Content> A system for enhancing the resilience of facilities to reduce disaster risks in factories with limited investment. <Date and Location> Date: May 18 and 19 Location: Port Messe Nagoya (just a short walk from Kaneshiro Station on the Aonami Line) <Highlights> In recent years, measures against natural disaster risks have gained attention in Japan's manufacturing sites. Once factory equipment suffers damage, it often takes a long time to recover, posing a significant risk to stable operations. Learning from past damages caused by natural disasters, Idemitsu has developed a factory resilience system. It is possible to minimize the overall natural disaster risk of a factory at a low cost. Factories and companies struggling with natural disaster measures for their equipment are encouraged to utilize Idemitsu's experience and technology. For more details, please contact us. Invitations can also be sent out.

Idemitsu will exhibit at the Plant Maintenance Show held at Tokyo Big Sight from July 19 to 21. <Exhibition Content> A facility resilience system that can reduce disaster risks in factories with limited investment. <Date and Location> Date: July 19 to 21 Location: Tokyo Big Sight (immediately accessible from Kokusai-Tenjijo Station on the Rinkai Line) <Highlights> In recent years, measures against natural disaster risks have gained attention in Japan's manufacturing sites. Once factory equipment suffers damage, it often takes a long time to recover, posing a significant risk to stable operations. Idemitsu has built a factory resilience system based on lessons learned from past natural disasters. It is possible to minimize the overall natural disaster risk of a factory at a low cost. Factories and companies struggling with natural disaster measures for their equipment are encouraged to utilize Idemitsu's experience and technology. For more details, please contact us. Invitations can also be sent out.