REFINERY AND FCCU APPLICATIONS

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REFINERY AND FCCU APPLICATIONS

Refinery And FCCU Applications Kennametal Stellite is a global provider of solutions to wear, heat, and corrosion problems and is a world-class manufacturer of Cobalt and Nickel based materials and components. Kennametal Stellite offers proven heat, wear and corrosion solutions in solid cast or coated form to the refinery and FCCU market segments. Typical applications include: Nozzles Thermowells Valve Trim & Bodies Pump Components Return Bends

Refinery and FCCU Applications Stellite TM Solutions Kennametal Stellite Refinery and FCCU Applications Kennametal Stellite manufactures solutions that extend component life, reduce unplanned down time, and decrease maintenance expenditures. Typical applications in the refinery industry include nozzles, thermowells, valves, and pump components. To meet customer needs, Kennametal Stellite rapidly develops and supplies a finish machined component utilizing one, or more, of the following processes: Investment Casting Vacuum Casting Sand Casting Centrifugal Casting Powder Metallurgy Wrought Material and Processing Coatings/Claddings Finish Machining High-Temperature Erosion Resistance Stellite alloys are noted for their high-temperature erosion resistance in a multitude of industries. In petroleum refining, the reactor and regenerator sections of the FCCU s pose severe erosion problems. During an accelerated wear test at regenerator temperatures (700ºC), using an FCCU catalyst as the erosive media, Cobalt-based alloys such as Tribaloy T-800 and Molybdenum-containing alloy Stellite 720, showed a significant engineering advantage over 304, 410, and boron diffused 410. These Cobalt and Molybdenum alloys provide an exceptional blend of high-temperature sulfidation, oxidation, and erosion resistance. In even more demanding situations, alloy matrix composites such as Stellite TiC20 are candidate materials. Erosion Testing 700 C Stellite + 20% TiC Stellite 720 Tribaloy T800 Stellite + 50% CrC Stellite 712 Stellite 1 Stellite 6 Stellite 12 Stellite + 70% CrC Super Stelcar 50 902 304H + Boron Diffused Coating AISI304H 410 + Boron Diffused Coating AISI410 0 1.5 3.0 4.5 6.0 7.5 9.0 10.5 Weight Loss in mg Test Conditions Tempertature 700 C Erodant FCCU catalyst Angle 60 Velocity 100 m/s Particle flux Tests carried out at the Chemical & Metalurgical Engineering Department of the University of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada. www.kennametal.com/stellite 1

Refinery and FCCU Applications Nozzles and Thermowells Refinery Applications Nozzles A variety of nozzle configurations are used in refining and petrochemical processing to handle the injection and introduction of steam, air, hydrocarbon feed, coke, and various other chemicals. Nozzles must be designed to retain their dimensional and structural integrity from turnaround to turnaround. Abnormal erosion or fracture can seriously jeopardize process safety and the economics of the operation. Typical examples of wear-resistant nozzles that Kennametal Stellite manufactures include riser/reactor feed nozzles, regenerator air nozzles, steam stripping nozzles, orifice chamber nozzles, and fluid coker nozzles. To facilitate field installation, nozzles may be supplied as bimetallic cast components (the nozzle itself is a Stellite casting and the saddle is 304 SS). Thermowells Of all metallic components in the refining and chemical processing industry, thermowells are exposed to the most severe of environments and, as such, require special attention. Flame spray or welded coatings of Stellite 6, 12, or 1 are often employed as a first line of defense in extending service life. Further enhancements to service life are achieved by utilizing Stellite 6 or 12 cast components. Maximum life is realized from a combination of Stellite castings overlaid with Stelcar coatings such as T-800 (Tribaloy ), JK125 (chromium carbide) or JK117 (tungsten carbide). Thermowells, UltraFlex coated with the Mo-containing Stellite 700 series alloys, combat napthanic acid corrosion in vacuum distillation and hydrochloric acid corrosion in catalytic reformers. 2 www.kennametal.com/stellite

Refinery and FCCU Applications Valves and Pump Components Valves As metal-to-metal wear is accelerated at high temperatures, valve trim, such as plugs, balls, gates, seats, stems and slides, must be manufactured or repaired with alloys that exhibit good hot hardness to resist the effects of high-temperature softening. A variety of solutions are available, ranging from UltraFlex cladding and coatings, to castings and powder metallurgy parts for smaller components. Cobalt alloys such as Stellite 6, 12, and 1 have been used extensively for years on large control valve seats and slides. While these alloys continue to work well, Tribaloy alloys and composites such as Stellite CrC50 and Stellite TiC20 are designed to resist even higher temperatures. Tribaloy T-800 is used for valves operating in MTBE service. Pump Components Pump casings may be cast or selectively thermally sprayed with various Stellite alloys. Casing life may be further extended with the use of replaceable pump liners manufactured from Delcrome alloys (for lowtemperature service) or Stellite 6 liners (for more corrosive or high-temperature service). Pump impellers that experience high levels of cavitation (such as boiler feed pumps) may be cast from cavitationresistant alloys Stellite 6 and Stellite 21. Both open and closed impellers may be cast from Stellite alloys with further enhancements in wear and corrosion protection being provided by selectively thermally spraying high-wear areas. Wear rings are generally hardfaced with Stellite 6 or Deloro 60 (in HF service). In severe wear environments, wear rings are thermally sprayed with Stelcar alloys that incorporate carbides of tungsten (JK117) or chromium (JK135). Mechanical seal faces may be thermally sprayed with Stelcar alloys containing tungsten carbide. www.kennametal.com/stellite 3

Refinery and FCCU Applications Alloy Information Stellite TM Refinery Products are Manufactured By: Sand Casting The sand casting process is typically used for larger parts with thick cross sections. A sand mould is created using a relatively inexpensive pattern (often wood) in two halves. The halves are assembled, along with any cores required, to form the pouring mould. Sand castings can be poured in a wide range of Cobalt, Nickel, and Stainless Steel alloys. As required by your application, these castings can be machined to your print. Investment Casting Precision investment casting is ideal for intricately shaped components. The lost wax, ceramic shell process produces high near-net-shape components with good as-cast surface finishes, minimizing machining requirements. UltraFlex TM Cladding UltraFlex TM, a wear-resistant, metallurgically-bonded surface treatment, brings industry-leading performance to components with complex geometries in the refining industry. UltraFlex TM is a proven process for extending component life and increasing productivity. Kennametal s UltraFlex TM cladding is available in a broad array of materials, ensuring the optimum solution for the wear environment in your refinery application. HVOF Coating The High Velocity Oxygen Fuel (JetKote TM HVOF) coatings systems applies very dense, well-bonded coatings with minimal metallurgical changes and minimal temperature effects to the substrate. A gas flame burns under high pressure in a chamber and powder is introduced coaxially into the high velocity gas stream. The powder is transferred by the gas stream, with high kinetic energy, to the surface of the workpiece. Alloy Information ALLOY Ni Co Cr W Mo Fe C COBALT-BASED ALLOYS Si Re/Vickers, Room Temp. Vickers, 800ºF Vickers, 1200ºF Vickers, 1400ºF Stellite 6 bal 28 5 1.2 41 / 410 300 260 185 Stellite 706 bal 29 5 1.2 41 / 410 290 241 212 Stellite 12 bal 29 9 1.8 45 / 440 345 275 245 Stellite 712 bal 29 8.5 1.8 46 / 455 390 340 284 Stellite 1 bal 31 13 2.3 52 / 547 475 380 260 Stellite 720 bal 33 18 2.5 60 / 697 530 330 250 Tribaloy T900 16 bal 18 23 <0.08 2.7 54 / 577 620 440 270 Tribaloy T800 bal 17.5 28.5 <0.08 3.4 58 / 653 660 485 310 NICKEL-BASED ALLOYS Deloro 40 bal 7.5 2.5 0.25 3.5 45 / 440 327 215 90 Deloro 50 bal 11 2.6 0.4 3.8 55 / 597 413 230 110 Nistelle C4C bal 17 17 <0.02 22 / 248 Nistelle X bal 1.5 22 0.6 9 19 <0.2 90(Rb) / 192 4 www.kennametal.com/stellite

Refinery and FCCU Applications For customer service or to place an order contact: EUROPEAN SALES OFFICES Kennametal Stellite Zur Bergpflege 51 53 56070 Koblenz Germany Phone: 49.261.80.88.0 Fax: 49.261.80.88.35 Email: europesales.stellite@kennametal.com AMERICAS SALES OFFICES Kennametal Stellite 471 Dundas Street E Belleville, Ontario K8N 1G2 Canada Phone: 1.613.968.3481 Fax: 1.613.966.8269 Email: americasales.stellite@kennametal.com www.kennametal.com/stellite

WORLD HEADQUARTERS Kennametal Inc. 1600 Technology Way Latrobe, PA 15650 USA Tel: 800.446.7738 (United States and Canada) E-mail: ftmill.service@kennametal.com EUROPEAN HEADQUARTERS Kennametal Europe GmbH Rheingoldstrasse 50 CH 8212 Neuhausen am Rheinfall Switzerland Tel: 41.52.6750.100 E-mail: neuhausen.info@kennametal.com ASIA-PACIFIC HEADQUARTERS Kennametal Singapore Pte. Ltd. ICON@IBP #01-02/03/05 3A International Business Park Singapore 609935 Tel: 65.6.2659222 E-mail: k-sg.sales@kennametal.com INDIA HEADQUARTERS Kennametal India Limited 8/9th Mile, Tumkur Road Bangalore - 560 073 Tel: 91.80.2839.4321 E-mail: bangalore.information@kennametal.com www.kennametal.com 2013 Kennametal Inc. l All rights reserved. l B-13-03220