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Hastelloy - endurance

Hastelloy

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  • Hastelloy coating developed by the HVAF process provides high resistance in various situations
    • Uniform corrosion attack, localized corrosion, stress corrosion and cracking
    • Pitting and crevice corrosion due to chlorides and other halides
    • Oxidizing and non-oxidizing environment
    • Sulphide stress and cracking in an oil field environment
  • Ease in the spraying process
  • Protection against corrosive attack combined with high temperature, abrasion, cavitation and erosion
  • Hastelloy coatings depend on the following characteristics:
    • Porosity
    • Bond Strength
    • Oxidation Levels
  • Hastelloy coatings developed by the HVAF process offer high resistance to uniform corrosion attack, localized corrosion resistance and stress corrosion cracking resistance with the following features
    • Offer resistance to oxidizing and non–oxidizing environments.
    • Easy to spray and wear-resistant in chloride-based solutions. A typical phenomenon occurs in austenitic stainless steel.
  • The high amount of chromium and molybdenum content makes these coatings super resistant to pitting and crevice corrosion attacks in the presence of chlorides and other halides.
  • Resistance to sulphide stress and cracking in an oil field environment.
  • Hastelloy coatings are particularly required in case of corrosive attack combined with high temperature, abrasion, cavitation and erosion.
  • Hastelloy coatings depend on the following characteristics:
    • Porosity
    • Bond Strength
    • Oxidation Levels

Explorethermal sprays HVOF Hastelloy coatings at our spray shop in Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.

Shield of Endurance Impact

  • Hastelloy coatings with the HVAF process offer lower porosity and oxidation as compared to conventional HVOF processes due to much lower process/combustion temperature, faster particle velocity and less oxidation of feedstock materials.
  • Hastelloy coatings sprayed by HVAF and HVOF are well machinable.
  • Hastelloy C coating shows excellent resistance to corrosion in chlorides, reducing acids, hydrogen sulphides and gases containing sulphur oxides.
  • Resistance to elevated temperature and dew point corrosion is well established.
  • Hastelloy coatings have high ductile properties coating allowing welding in the near vicinity of the coatings.

Hastelloy-C Coating Characteristics

Pre-alloyed powder, gas-atomized.

Nominal composition Wt.%
Nickel base
Chromium 16-17
Molybdenum 16-17
Iron Max 2.0
Silicon Max 1.0
Manganese Max 1.0
Carbon Max 0.10

Typical Applications of Hastelloy Coatings

Used for corrosion protection of:

  • Impeller blades and housing of pumps.
  • Pump sleeves and fittings.
  • Sulphuric acid-handling equipment.
  • Chemical processing.
  • Pulp and paper production.

Certified by Chevron and other international oil and gas companies for corrosion protection of refinery vessels.

Coating Properties

Feature S.I Units
 Apparent metallographic porosity <1.0%
Hardness, HRC 20-30
Bond strength to carbon steel (@500 microns (0.020″) Thk), MPA (PSI) 80(12,000+)
Maximum coating thickness (as-sprayes), mm (inch) 2(0.080)
Hastelloy Coating used in Chemical Refineries
Hastelloy C-276 Coating Used on Sleeves in Chemical Refineries