by Hubert Meagher | Dec 9, 2025 | Articles, Machine Alignment, Power Generation, Precision Measurement
OASIS Alignment Services helps nuclear facilities maintain schedule integrity through precision measurement and alignment. As outage windows tighten and system upgrades become more complex, accurate pre-outage geometry is now essential. The following article explains...
by Hubert Meagher | Nov 13, 2025 | Articles, Power Generation
Accurate alignment is essential to the performance and longevity of hydropower equipment. As turbine assemblies age, achieving proper alignment during rebuilds or upgrades depends on understanding each component’s true geometry. Presented at the Innovation Powerhouse...
by Myron Smith | Sep 25, 2025 | Articles, Machine Alignment, Power Generation, Precision Measurement
At OASIS Alignment Services, precision machine and component alignment has been our core expertise for over four decades. Power generation facilities across North America rely on our laser tracker technology, experienced field service teams, and proven methodologies...
by Hubert Meagher | Aug 27, 2025 | Articles, Power Generation, Precision Measurement
In the nuclear sector, alignment tolerances are unforgiving, and timing is everything. OASIS Alignment Services combines precision machine alignment with 3D laser scanning to give nuclear operators the verified data they need to prevent costly delays. This article...
by Katherine O'Maley | Nov 19, 2020 | Articles, Content, Machine Alignment, Mechanical Services, Power Generation, Precision Measurement, Services
In this article, we asked Hubert Meagher, Director of Metrology of Metrology Services, at OASIS Alignment Services, to answer some of the questions we often hear from prospects and customers in the hydropower generating industry. Hubert is an authority on the use of...
by Gentry Burch | Mar 27, 2019 | Case Studies, Machine Alignment, Power Generation
A large hydro power generating facility ran into some difficulty during the final phases of a rebuild of one of their vertical turbines. The contractor responsible for the rebuild had used a tight wire to obtain the centerline of the turbine, however, at some point...
