Mark Taylor: About the Author
Tetra Engineering
Mark Taylor (MEng, Mechanical Engineering, University of Salford, United Kingdom) first worked as an aerospace engineer on jet engine thrust reversers. In 1996 he moved to Germany where he worked freelance. During this time he developed several software tools for different industries.
He joined Tetra Engineering (Europe) in 1997 and since then he has developed the bulk of the in-house software and systems, provided HRSG and boiler inspections, failure and performance analyses, and HRSG and piping life assessments. In addition he gives training courses on HRSG technology. He is co-author of one book, has presented at various power industry conferences, and has published several articles and technical papers on HRSG O&M issues.
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Published Articles
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Assuring Pressure Part Manufacturing & Repair Quality - Has ticking the box become more important than the end product?
March/April 2019 Inspectioneering JournalBy Andreas Fabricius at Tetra Engineering, James Malloy at Tetra Engineering, and Mark Taylor at Tetra EngineeringThe quality of the thousands of factory and field welds present in pressure part modules is critical for assuring reliable operation over the life of a plant. Companies should be doing more than paying lip service to quality. Don't just tick a box.
