by Hale Engineering | Jun 30, 2026 | Case Studies
Removing redundant equipment from a live incineration plant can be technically demanding, especially when redundant equipment remains connected to operational systems. In older industrial plants, legacy cabling, historical modifications and equipment changes can...
by Hale Engineering | May 28, 2026 | Case Studies
This case study looks at the successful delivery of a major control system upgrade for an industrial incinerator, where long-term reliability, safety and operational resilience were critical. The goal was to replace a 30-year-old Mitsubishi PLC system with a fully...
by Hale Engineering | May 28, 2026 | Case Studies
This incinerator control system upgrade case study explains how control system risk can build over time across incineration and industrial process sites. It does not always appear suddenly; it often develops through repeated drive faults, ageing protection devices,...
by Hale Engineering | May 12, 2026 | Case Studies
This case study looks at the successful delivery of a critical electrical upgrade at a high-capacity industrial incineration plant, where reliability, safety and operational continuity are essential. The goal was to modernise the plant’s ageing electrical...
by Larysa Hale | Mar 5, 2026 | Case Studies
A client approached our engineering team with a critical safety concern involving the monitoring and control of negative pressure within their ventilation system. The requirement was highly specific: the system needed to detect negative pressure values reaching –70 Pa...
by Larysa Hale | Mar 24, 2025 | Case Studies
Hale Engineering has been approached to replace an ageing system in an industrial facility with a modern Motor Control Centre (MCC) and enclosure. The existing system was outdated and inefficient, leading to increased maintenance costs, operational challenges, and...
