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OERLIKON Consumables for Construction and Maintenance in Thermal Power Stations - T/P 92 Applications - Michael Reimann Dipl.-Ing. IWE - Product Manager- OERLIKON Switzerland The 10th Beijing Essen Welding & Cutting Fair in Shanghai, May 25th ± 28th, 2005

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  • OERLIKON Consumables forConstruction and Maintenance in

    Thermal Power Stations- T/P 92 Applications -

    Michael ReimannDipl.-Ing. IWE - Product Manager-

    OERLIKON Switzerland

    The 10th Beijing Essen Welding & Cutting Fair in Shanghai, May 25th 28th, 2005

  • 2

    View of different constructions

  • 3

    Thermal power station

    - History and general information

    - Technical backround

    - Welding technology

    - Development and present situationof OERLIKON consumables

  • 4

    History and general information

    Energymix for electricity in EU 25 in 2002

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    History and general information

    Age structure of coal-fired power station within EU15Sh

    are

    ofin

    stal

    led

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    Coa

    l-fire

    dpo

    wer

    stat

    ion

    wih

    inEU

    (%)

    Valu

    eof

    bloc

    ks

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    History and general information

    Effectiveness thermal power stations within EU 15

  • 7

    History and general information

    CO2- reduction of increase power stations efficiency withinEU 15

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    History and general information

    Development of power plant efficiency

  • 9

    History and general information

    Material s Development at high-temperaturepower station

    P92

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    Thermal power station

    - History and general information

    - Technical backround

    - Welding technology

    - Development and present situationof OERLIKON consumables

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    Technical background

    Use of high-temperature steels in Europe, USA,and Japan

    STBA29-STPA29T/P92X10CrWMoVNb9-2

    9%Cr, 2%W, 0,5%Mo,0,25%V, Nb

    Since 1998

    HCM2CHCM12A

    T/P 23T/P 122

    7CrMoVTiB10-10E911Early 90's

    STBA28-STPA28T/P 91X10CrMoVNb9-1(9%Cr, 1%Mo, 0,25%V, Nb)Mid 80's

    STBA24-STPA24T/P22X20CrMoV12-1

    12%Cr, 1%Mo, 0,25%VEM12 (9%Cr, 2%Mo, V, Nb)

    Mid 60's

    STBA24-STPA24T/P22

    14MoV6-30,5%Cr, 0,5%Mo, 0,25%VIn the 60's

    STBA24-STPA24T/P2210 CrMo910(2 1/2%Cr, 1%Mo)Before the

    60's

    JapanUSAEuropeYear

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    Technical background

    International standards

    Carbon and ferritic alloy-steel,Forged and bored pipe for high-temperatures

    serviceUSAA369 FP92 inprogress

    Forged or rolled alloy steel pipe Flanches,forged fittings and valves and parts of high

    temperature serviceUSAA182 F92 inprogress

    Pressure vessel platesAlloy steel Cr, MoUSAA387 GR92

    Seamless ferritic alloy-steel pipe for high-temperature serviceUSAA335 P92

    Seamless ferritic and austenitic alloy-steelboiler, superheater and heat exchanger tubesUSAA213 T92

    DescriptionCountrySpecificationand grade

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    Technical background

    Chemical composition of choosen materials

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    Technical background

    Creep rupture strenght of pipes

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    Technical background

    Illustration of the required pipe wall thickness

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    Technical background

    Thickness at hot steam escape temperature

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    Thermal power station

    - History and general information

    - Technical backround

    - Welding technology

    - Development and present situationof OERLIKON consumables

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    Welding technology

    Producing of P92- Collectors

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    Welding technology

    Collector with Connecting-pipes

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    Welding technology

    Typical heating and welding cycle for T/P92-T/P92

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    Welding technology

    Typical heating and welding cycle for P92-P91

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    Welding technology

    Typical heating and welding cycle for P92-P122

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    Welding technology

    Typical heating and welding cycle for P92-austenitic-steel

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    Thermal power station

    - History and general information

    - Technical backround

    - Welding technology

    - Development and present situationof OERLIKON consumables

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Based on these results and based on target thatapplication, we have to find an acceptable trade-off,between creep resistance and toughness after PWHT

    Based on the present situation out of the industry, wemust find the best solution for the consumables as follows:

    aMetal-coredwire (GTAW welding process)

    aCoated electorde (SMAW welding process)

    aFlux / Fluxcored wire combination (SAW welding process)

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Coated electrode

    aDevelopment of three different electrodesWith 0,5% NiWith 1% CoWith 2% Co

    Chemical composition ( All-weld-metal )

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Charpy V-notch value

    86579196, 103, 1062 Co

    905818106, 99, 961 Co

    893795119, 103, 840,5Ni

    Ac3 (C)Ac1 (C)KCV+20C (Jcm2)Rep

    Conclusions

    - Good charpy V-notch values

    - Gammagene elements decrease slightly AC1

    - AC1 is high enough, PHTW Industrial application

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Creep Resistance Tests under 85 Mpa stress value

    10

    100

    1000

    10000

    100000

    0.00102 0.00104 0.00106 0.00108 0.00111 / T ( K-1 )

    log

    tr (

    h )

    0,5%Ni;0%Co;40ppmB

    0,5%Ni;0%Co;0ppmB

    0%Ni;2%Co;0ppmB

    0%Ni;1%Co;0ppmB

    0,5%Ni;0%Co;40ppmB moy

    0,5%Ni;0%Co;0ppmB moy

    0%Ni;2%Co;0ppmB moy

    0%Ni;1%Co;0ppmB moy

    Nip. St. Data Package moy

    Creep resisting values 85 MPa, 100 h up to 8000 h

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Creep Resistance Test on Coated Electrode (after PWHT)

    10

    100

    1000

    34000 34500 35000 35500 36000 36500 37000 37500 38000 38500 39000Larson-Miller Parameter ( C = 36,10999 )

    Con

    trai

    nte

    ( MPa

    )

    Nip. St. Data Package0,5%Ni ; 0%Co ; 25ppm B0,5%Ni ; 0%Co ; 0ppm B0%Ni ; 1%Co ; 0ppm B0%Ni ; 2%Co ; 0ppm B

    Creep resistant test on coated electrode

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Ref. ALCROMCORD 92lot 1002820 R109-050

    C 0.102 0.097Si 0.17 0.18Mn 1.12 1.05P 0.009 0.008S 0.009 0.008Cr 8.6 8.7Mo 0.53 0.52Ni 0.47 0.05Al

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    CREEP TEST PLAN Filler Metal ALW P92status as of Jan.6, 2005

    10

    100

    1000

    32000 33000 34000 35000 36000 37000 38000 39000

    LARSON-MILLER PARAMETER LMP = (T + 273) x [36,11 + log(t)]

    LOG

    SIG

    MA

    ( M

    Pa )

    Nippon Steel Data Package

    Results ALCROMO SF92 / LEXAL F500 - Pure weld

    Results ALCROMOCORD 92 - Pure weld

    : MEANS THAT TEST SYMBOLIZED BY DOT BELOW IS IN PROGRESS

    teststopped

    teststopped

    teststopped

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Flux and Core Wire Combination

    aBasic flux ( low oxygen level)aGood arc stabilityaGood slag removal

    Chemical composition

    aDevelopment of three different core wiresWith 0,5% Ni + 25 ppm BWith 1% CoWith 2% Co + 25 ppm B

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Submerged arc (after PWHT)

    10

    100

    1000

    10000

    100000

    0.00102 0.00104 0.00106 0.00108 0.00111 / T ( K-1 )

    log

    tr ( h

    )

    1% Co 25 ppm B

    1% Co 0 ppm B

    0,5% Ni 25 ppm B

    1%Co 25ppm B moy

    1%Co 0ppm B moy

    Nip. St. Data Pack. moy

    0,5%Ni 25ppm B moy

    Creep resisting values 85 MPa, 100 h up to 8000 h

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Creep resistance test - Cored wire and Flux combinations (after PWHT)

    10

    100

    1000

    34000 34500 35000 35500 36000 36500 37000 37500 38000 38500 39000Larson-Miller parameter ( C = 36,10999 )

    Con

    stra

    in (

    MPa

    )

    Nippon Steel Data Package 1%Co ; 0%Ni ; 25ppm B

    1%Co ; 0%Ni ; 0ppm B 0%Co ; 0,5%Ni ; 25ppm B

    0%Co ; 0,6%Ni ; 0ppm B 0%Co ; 0,6%Ni ; 0ppm B en cours

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    CREEP TEST PLAN Filler Metal ALW P92status as of Jan.6, 2005

    10

    100

    1000

    32000 33000 34000 35000 36000 37000 38000 39000

    LARSON-MILLER PARAMETER LMP = (T + 273) x [36,11 + log(t)]

    LOG

    SIG

    MA

    ( M

    Pa )

    Nippon Steel Data Package

    Results ALCROMO SF92 / LEXAL F500 - Pure weld

    Results ALCROMOCORD 92 - Pure weld

    : MEANS THAT TEST SYMBOLIZED BY DOT BELOW IS IN PROGRESS

    teststopped

    teststopped

    teststopped

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    CREEP TEST PLAN Filler Metal ALW P92status as of Jan.6, 2005

    10

    100

    1000

    32000 33000 34000 35000 36000 37000 38000 39000

    LARSON-MILLER PARAMETER LMP = (T + 273) x [36,11 + log(t)]

    LOG

    SIG

    MA

    ( M

    Pa )

    Nippon Steel Data Package

    Results ALCROMO SF92 / LEXAL F500 - Cross weld

    : MEANS THAT TEST SYMBOLIZED BY DOT BELOW IS IN PROGRESS

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

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    Development and present situation of P92consumables

    Conclusion

    aConsumables for T/P92

    ALCROMOCORD 92 ( SMAW )

    ALCROMO WF 92 ( GTAW )

    ALCROMO SF 92 / LEXAL 500 ( SAW )