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ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.1Private & Confidential
© A.W.CHESTERTON CO., 1993. All rights reserved. REV.1
DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
In 1992 the A.W. Chesterton Company
established a separate division under the trade name
The ARC Division, through its separation and specialization
will provide customers with the highest level of service
and technical support.
DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
representing their Polymer Composite Products.
Your exclusive ARC Distributor is:
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.3Private & Confidential
© A.W.CHESTERTON CO., 1993. All rights reserved. REV.1
DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
QUALITY
Awarded the ISO 9001 Quality Standard
February 25,1993
NATIONAL STANDARDS AUTHORITY OF IRELANDGLASNEVIN, DUBLIN 9, IRELAND
Certificate of Registrationof Quality System to
I.S./ISO 9001 / EN 29001:1989The National Standards Authority of Ireland and certifies that
A.W. Chesterton CompanyStoneham, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
has been assessed for compliance with the provisions of the aboveIrish Standard in respect of the scope of operation given
hereunder and is hereby registered in theNSAI Register of Certified Products and Registered Companies
Scope of Registration
design, and manufacture of mechanical seals, components, spare parts, repairsand exchange; pimps and pump related products, components, spare parts
and repairs; industrial maintenance products and polymer comosites;hydraulic & pneumatic sealing devices and affiliated products at
Groveland, MA USAdesign and manufacture of mechanical packing, gasketing and
affiliated live loading products at Woburn, MA, USA
Signed: AUTHORIZED OFFICER
Date of Issue: February 25, 1993 Registration No.: M608 / M801
The technical requirements of the standard referred to above are identical to the following nationalstandards harmonized with EN 29001: France NF-EN 29001, Germany DIN ISO 9001,
United Kingdom BS 5750: 1987: Pt 1, USA ANSI/ASQC Q91 and also national standardsimplementing the ISO 9000 (EN 29000) series in the other countries of the EC,EFTA and worldwide.
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.4Private & Confidential
© A.W.CHESTERTON CO., 1993. All rights reserved. REV.1
DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
COMPOSITES:The most Advanced Material Technology today.
PERIOD!
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.5Private & Confidential
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COMPOSITE:A substance composed of two or more
materials in separate phasesREINFORCINGPHASE
MATRIX PHASE(Stress Transfer)
COMPOSITE
FIBERS
BEADS & PARTICLES POLYMER
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ARC:Incorporating this same Composite Technology
to solve Industrial Surfacing Problems
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.6Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
OUR PRODUCTS ARE SPECIFIED BY VIRTUALLY EVERY
MAJOR INDUSTRIAL PLANT IN THE WORLD.
We are the only manufacturer in our field to be awarded the ISO 9001 Quality Award.
WHATEVER YOUR INDUSTRY...We have proven results!
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PETRO-CHEMICAL
UTILITIES
MINING
PULP & PAPER
MARINE
BUILDINGS& FACILITIES
REPAIR MACHINERYAND EQUIPMENT
Bearing HousingsScored ShaftsValvesPumpsScored Hydraulic RamsLeaking Pipes and TanksHeat ExchangersCracked Castings and MoldsElevator EquipmentFlange FacesPress FitsKey Ways
CORROSION/EROSIONAND CHEMICAL ATTACK
Water TreatmentPumpsValvesBottle WashersChillersMotor HousingsCooling Water SystemsAtmospheric Corrosion Reaction VesselsStorage TanksSmoke StacksTube Sheets
CONCRETEPump BasesSumpsConcrete Spall RepairDrainsStairsTrenchesConcrete PadsSecondary Containment Sea WallsPiers, BridgesTunnels
ABRASIONDeflector PlatesSlurry PumpsElbowsPulverizersCyclonesWear PlatesFans Hydro PulpersHoppers and ChutesTurbo SeparatorsNi-hard, Ceramic and Rubber
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 1.8Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
IN WHICH AREA ARE YOU
LOOKING TO LOWER COSTS?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.1Private & Confidential
© A.W.CHESTERTON CO., 1993. All rights reserved. REV.1
DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.2Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
HOW DO YOU REPAIR LEAKS?
Do you weld?Do you replace? How long does it take?How much does it cost you?
WHY?
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HOLED TANKS
LINED VESSELS
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PIPES
HYDRAULICS
SWITCH GEARTRANSFORMERS
NORMAL REPAIRShut down lineDrain line pressureGas free line – 1 HourGet hot work permit –1 HourPrepare pipe – 30 MinutesWeld up crack –30 MinutesLet cool/Pressure up –1 Hour
ARC REPAIRShut down lineDrain line pressureClean around crack – 30 MinutesMix and apply ARC 5 –10 MinutesMix and apply ARC 10 –20 MinutesAllow to cure – 30 MinutesReturn line to service
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.3Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
LEAK REPAIRLeaking pipe in a chemical plant, low pressure.
Problem – A crack one inch in length.
Material Cost ....................$50.00
TOTAL TIME............4 Hours
Material Cost ....................$50.00
TOTAL TIME.........11/2 Hours
HOW MUCH MONEY COULD YOU SAVE?
What are your labor costs?
What are your lost production costs?
What are your downtime costs?
How many leaks per year do you repair?
PROBLEMS WITH:Cracking?Warping?Shrinking?Disbonding?
DO YOU:Weld?Metalize?Fuse?Sleeve?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.4Private & Confidential
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DO YOU FIXWORN OR DAMAGED SHAFTS?
WHY?
TOTAL TIME: 13 Hours 15 Minutes
Shop Rate: $35.00/Hour
Labor .............................$463.75Material Cost .................$ 50.00
TOTAL .....................$513.75
ARC REPAIRChuck up shaft in lathe –1 HourUndercut shaft3 mm (1/8 inch) – 1 HourDegrease – 10 MinutesMix and apply ARC 10 –45 MinutesAllow to cure – 1 HourMachine to size – 1 HourPolish – 15 Minutes
NORMAL REPAIRChuck up shaft in lathe – 1 HourUndercut shaft 3 mm (1/8 inch) – 1 HourRemove to weld shop – 1 HourPlace in fixture – 1 HourWeld up – 3 HoursAllow to cool – 2 HoursRechuck in lathe – 1 HourMachine to size – 2 HoursPolish – 15 Minutes
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.5Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
SHAFT REPAIRWorn bearing journal on a 100 mm (4 inch) diameter shaft.
The journal is 150 mm (6 inches) in length, and wear is approximately 2,5 mm (0.10 inch) in depth.
Total shaft length is 7 meters (24 feet).
TOTAL TIME: 5 Hours 10 Minutes
Shop Rate: $35.00/Hour
Labor ............................$183.75Material Cost .................$ 30.00
TOTAL.....................$213.75
HOW MUCH MONEY COULD YOU SAVE?
What if shaft cannot be removed from equipment?
What if shaft cannot be welded?
What about welding fumes and gases?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.6Private & Confidential
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WELDING METHODPrepare surface Preheat rods and substrateLay 1/4 inch x 1/8 inch bead 81/2 inches long CleanOverlap beads by 50% Normally two passes required to achieve 1/4 inchStress relieve periodicallyTotal 176 passes20 – 30% loss
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.7Private & Confidential
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COST OF WELDINGExample: To surface an area 81/2 x 11 x 1/4 inches (600 cm2).
FILL WELDING
2 – 4 Hours Shop Time ..........................$1057 lb at $5/lb ........................$ 35
TOTAL .........................$140
HARD FACING
8 – 16 Hours Shop Time..........................$4007 lb at $35/lb .....................$245
TOTAL .........................$645
WHAT ABOUT:Overhead costs?
Electric and power consumption?
Warping?
Cracking?
Safety?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.8Private & Confidential
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ARC METHODPrepare surface Mix ARC CompositeApply to 1/4 inch thickness Allow to cure
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.9Private & Confidential
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COST OF ARC COMPOSITEExample: To surface an area 81/2 x 11 x 1/4 inches (600 cm2).
ARC REPAIR
11/2 Hours Shop Time .......................$52.5013/4 lb ARC .......................$39.64
TOTAL .......................$91.14
IN ADDITION NO PROBLEM WITH:
Warping
Cracking
Stress relieving
Safety
ARC: 35% less expensive than fill welding
86% less expensive than hard face welding
And ARC out performs both!
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 2.10Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON ®TM
WHAT DO YOU DO FOR:
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VALVES
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BEARINGHOUSINGS
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COUPLINGS
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CRACKS INCAST IRON
▼FLANGE FACES
▼KEYWAYS
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.1Private & Confidential
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WHY?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.2Private & Confidential
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HOW DO YOU FIX WORN OR ABRADED PARTS?
Do you use:
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WELDING
CERAMIC TILES
▼RUBBER LININGS
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NI-HARD/SPECIAL ALLOYS
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.3Private & Confidential
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PART REPLACEMENTCOST FACTORS
TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE: A high performance, multi-use composite
A long term repair technique offering versatility to do many types of repairs
Off the shelf availability
Quick repair – Reduction in downtime
Low cost
STAINLESS STEEL IMPELLERReplacement Cost: $48,000 ARC Composites: $3,000
SAVINGS:$45,000
■ Large inventoriesHow many different size shafts, impellers, pumps, etc. in your warehouse?
■ Long lead times■ Down time –
loss of production■ Higher cost – for spare parts■ Re-occuring problem/cost
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.4Private & Confidential
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RUBBER LINING REPAIRSCOST FACTORS
TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE: A high performance, durable composite
Easy to install on site
Quick return to production
Repairability
Tenacious bond to the surface
Consistent performance – allows predictive maintenance
Non-hazardous, ambient curing system
■ Liners are hard to patch■ Cuts or peels off the surface■ Time to failure is
unpredictable and often catastrophic
■ Undetected failures lead toextensive substrate damage
■ Age embrittlement and cracking
■ Some require heat, vulcanization or hazardous curatives
■ Difficult to install on site■ Thick linings reduce
volume capacity
ARC consistently outperforms rubber linings!
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.5Private & Confidential
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CERAMIC TILESCOST FACTORS
TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE: A toughened, moldable ceramic
Resilient matrix provides anon-brittle, wear-resistant surface
Easy to install, if required easy to repair
Tenacious bond to the substrate
Easily controlled Thicknesses/Tolerances
■ Ceramic tiles are brittle■ Difficult to “patch” repair
often need to remove all tiles before repairing
■ Fall off the surface (Impact, Vibration, Thermal Shock, Poor Adhesion
■ Tiles add excessive weight
ARC ceramic composites withreinforcements of diamond-like hardness:
9.2 Moh; Outperform ceramic tiles
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 3.6Private & Confidential
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ABRASION RESISTANT ALLOYSCOST FACTORS
TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE: A repairable ceramic composite
Lower material costs
No material waste, mix and apply what you need
Easy to repair,moldable for intricate applications
In stock availability
Reduce downtime
■ Very expensive■ Minor damage
leads to total replacement ■ Difficult to weld ■ Some are brittle■ Spare parts have
long lead times
ARC ceramic composites withreinforcements of diamond-like hardness:
9.2 Moh; Outperform abrasion resistant alloys
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.1Private & Confidential
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ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.2Private & Confidential
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DOES EROSION OR CORROSION DAMAGE YOUR EQUIPMENT?
DO YOU PAINT MORE THAN ONCE?
WHY?
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.3Private & Confidential
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WHAT DO YOU DO FOR:CORROSION
EROSION
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.4Private & Confidential
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TRADITIONAL COATINGS CAN’T COMPETE
WITH AN ADVANCED COMPOSITE SURFACE
TECHNICAL ALTERNATIVE:■ An advanced
composite surface■ Adhesion of
140 – 280 kg/cm2
(2,000 – 5,000 psi)
■ Unprecedentedchemical resistance
RESULT:No underfilm corrosionNo chemical attack
TRADITIONALCOATING FAILURE:Underfilm corrosion■ Iron expands 2.2 times
it’s volume when it oxidizes, creating a force of 150 kg/cm2
(2,200 psi)
■ Industrial coatings have an adhesion of 15 – 35 kg/cm2
(200 – 500 psi)
RESULT:Underfilm corrosion
IRON OXIDE
IRON OXIDE
METAL
METAL
PAINT
ARC COMPOSITE
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ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.5Private & Confidential
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TYPICAL INDUSTRIAL COATINGSvs ARC COMPOSITES
RESISTANCE TO UNDERFILM CORROSIONASTM B117 scored salt fog test
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TraditionalIndustrialPaint Coatings
TraditionalIndustrialPaint Coatings
ZincRichPrimers
ZincRichPrimers
Todays High SolidsCoatings
Todays High SolidsCoatings
ARC Composite
ARC Composite
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10,000+
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ADHESION
CORROSION RESISTANCE
FORCE OF OXIDATION
ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.6Private & Confidential
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ARC COMPOSITESARE ENGINEERED TO RESIST
OSMOTIC BLISTERINGTRADITIONALCOATING FAILURE:Over time permeation occurs.The rate depends on the degree of osmotic drive andthe materials permeability.Any one of the followingcan create osmotic drive.■ Differences in electrical
potential (Voltage)
■ Dissimilar chemical concentrations (Solutions seek equilibrium)
■ Temperature differences(Hot permeates towards cold)
■ Unbalanced pressures
ARC PERFORMSWHERE OTHERS FAIL:■ Adhesion which exceeds
typical osmotic forces:120 kg/cm2 (1,800 psi)
■ Surface engineeredceramic reinforcementsare impregnated undervacuum to virtually eliminate permeability
H2O
OSMOTIC DRIVE
HOT COLD
TANK WALLOR SUBSTRATE
PURE WATER SOLUABLE SALTSHIGH PRESSURE LOW PRESSURE
H2O
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ARC™ PHOTO CASE HISTORIES PRESENTER – SECTION 4.7Private & Confidential
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DIVISION OF CHESTERTON®TM
ARC COMPOSITESAn ISO 9000 Company.
Over 100 years helping maintenance engineersaround the globe
ARC COMPOSITES ARE SAVING MONEY!
Are you ready to benefit from todays technology?
WHETHER ITS ACRITICAL APPLICATION
IN A USA NUCLEAR PLANT
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A 1000 ft TALL CHIMNEYIN EASTERN EUROPE
OR A SMALL PUMPAT A LOCAL AMUSEMENT PARK
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