HPI Concept Customer Presentation

PERFORMANCE COATINGS
JOTUN
HPI CONCEPT
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Content
• JOTUN
• Performance Coatings
• HPI Concept intro
• HPI Sub-concept(s)
• Challenges / Solutions
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Jotun is a family owned company with a culture

based on four important values.
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Brief History of Jotun
12 March 1926
Mr. Odd Gleditsch founded the company in Sandefjord –
Norway, being one of the most important harbours for the
fishing industry.
1962
International activities were introduced with the first
production plant outside Norway, in Libya.
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Brief History of Jotun
1968
First factory in Asia, in Thailand.
Presently
More than 45 factories worldwide.
Factory in the USA started production recently; construction of the
factory in Russia soon to finish.
Active in Protective, Marine, Powder & Decorative sectors
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Jotun Protective Coatings
Jotun Protects Property

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The HPI Concept

HPI or Hydrocarbon Processing Industry is
refining and processing of petroleum products
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HPI in general
• Over 30 years experience in HPI industry
• Millions of square meters protected and hundreds of projects

completed
• Constant development of coatings to meet every HPI challenge

– Longer protection
– Reducing downtime
– Getting the facility back in service faster
– Differentiate on specialist areas
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Some of our customers
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Typical HPI structures

• Refineries
• Petrochemical
• Gas Processing
• Tank Farms (storage)
• Jetties
• Chemical plants
• Structure Steel
HPI
• Process Pipes
• Coal to chemicals
• Etc.
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Grouping of structures in HPI
Oil & Gas

Fertilizer Facilities
Plants (Gas processing,
Refineries, &
Petrochemical)
Chemical Tank
Plants
(Chemicals, Coal to
Chemicals)
Farms
HPI Sub-Concepts
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Oil & Gas

Facilities Liquid &
-Gas Processing
-Refineries Gas
-Petrochemical Storage
Dry
Storage
Pressure
Vessels
Process
Pipes &
Vessels
Structural
Steel - Pipe Racks
- Supports
Jetties - Splash Zone

- Deck Area
- Deck Underside
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Tank
Farms
Crude Oil
Chemicals
LNG
Products
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Chemical
Plants Chemical
- Chemicals
- Coal to Chemicals Storage
Pressure
Vessels
Process
Pipes &
Vessels
Structural
Steel
Jetties
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Cross Sub-concept Areas of Focus
Jetties: Process Pipes:

• Pipes (CUI) • Pipe racks
(supports)
• Structural Steel
• Stainless steel
above water but
• Process pipes
in C5 conditions
• Transmission
• Splash Zones pipelines (own
• Submerged Areas concept)
• Deck Area
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Cross Sub-concept Areas of Focus
Tanks: Structural steel:

(Important part of HPI plant) • Pipe Racks
• Crude oil • Supports
• Clean petroleum products
• Chemicals
• Process water
• Dry Storage
• Condensate
• Solvents
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Oil & Gas Facilities sub-concept
Oil & Gas

(Gas processing,
Refineries, &
Plants Petrochemical)
Chemical Tank
Plants
(Chemicals, Coal to
Chemicals)
Farms
HPI Sub-Concepts
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Oil & Gas Facilities
• Oil & gas facilities are very similar when it comes to paint
systems and equipment
• We cover with the same information and systems
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Oil & Gas Facilities sub-concept
Oil & Gas

Plants (Gas processing,
Refineries, &
Petrochemical)
Chemical Tank
Plants
(Chemicals, Coal to
Chemicals)
Farms
HPI Sub-Concepts
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NEW CONSTRUCTION: Our Solutions / Products
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Keywords – Market Challenges/Demands

New Construction
LCC Application
Identify
method
by color
Cost $ Mechanical
Aesthetics resistance Chemical
resistance TS
Water availability
H&S Submersion
resistance
Pressure Curing
Damp Color resistance time
surfaces Splash
application zone
One Temperature
C5 resistance
coat
Operational
efficiency Drying
Corrosion Recoating time
protection interval Technology
Gloss
RM
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New Construction
Customer
specific Heat
specs & Chemicals
Exposure
approvals
Jetty
Pressure
Storage
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In New Construction
To decrease the chance of future difficulties:
I. Utilize the opportunity of good surface preparation

II. Important to paint correctly the 1st time
a. Close follow up from Jotun’s coating advisor on the whole paint

process in order to do everything correct the 1st time
b. Take time to plan the paint application properly
Use the opportunity of easy access!
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Customer
specific + products
specs & Heat tests &
approvals certificates
Pressure Exposure
Splash
Storage /
Zone /
Chemicals
Submerged
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Exposure
Different Damp
Mechanical
exposure surfaces
impact
environments application
• Jotamastic range
• Baltoflake range
• Hardtop range
• Marathon 500
• Etc.
General
corrosion Aesthetics
protection
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Example
• Walk on after just 2-3 hours

• Apply up to 1500 μm in a single coat
• Reduce downtime
• Fast drying and fewer coats
Baltoflake • Ultra long lifetime even in tough
• exposure
• Effective life cycle cost
• High abrasion resistance
• High VS% - less paint consumed
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Protection at the level you choose
Core Products Special Usage
Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic

80 87 90 SF Smart Pack Plus
Flow DFT range Film formation
Wetting
Good VS% Penetration
properties
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Storage / Chemicals
• Aesthetics
• Gloss
• Chemical resistance
• Temperature resistance
• Holding primer
• Touch up
• Erosion (floating roof edges)
• Solar reflection
• Insulation (maintaining inside
temperature)
• Damp surfaces application
• Pressure
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Chemical resistance of tank linings
The lining system choice is often based on the

chemical resistance needed.
To select the correct lining it is an advantage to

have an easy to use product RL covering all the
typical needs.
www.resistlistapp.com
Jotun Chemical
Resistance
App available
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Pressure
Rapid pressure
drop effects on
a coating!!!
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Future proofing
Typical lifetime expectancy for a tank

lining is in excess of 10 years.
In that time many things can change,

and we cannot predict the future.
But we can estimate trends, such as

the increasing temperature of crude
oil and provide appropriate solutions
to the arising challenges.
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Most Common challenge in the industry

Time and Accessibility!
 A coating system with extended lifetime is an advantage.
 Costly to take out a tank out of service for maintenance.
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Different solutions for different needs:
Solutions for
tanks storing:
• chemicals Special products:
• drinking water • conductive
• solvents coatings
• petrochemical • chemically
products resistant holding
• crude oils primer
• wide temp. range
• Etc.
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Product ranges
TANKGUARD
RANGE
• Tankguard range covers the main range of • Standard epoxies
• Novolac epoxies
chemicals, solvents, and high temperature storage. • Zinc silicates
• Chemflake range consists of GF reinforced vinyl CHEMFLAKE

esters – and is an option for the even tougher RANGE
• Vinyl ester
exposure.
• Chemtech range: used in combination with glass CHEMTECH

• Epoxy lining with
fibre mats – typically used for refurbishment of old glass fibre mats
steel tanks.
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The Tankguard range

• Tankguard Plus:
– Novolac epoxy tank lining
– outstanding chemical resistance at high temperatures
– excellent resistance to sour crude oils up to 160˚C.
• Tankguard SF:
– SF Novolac epoxy tank lining
– excellent resistance to wide range of chemicals / solvents
– can be applied down to 150 µm and up to 500 µm.
• Tankguard Storage:
– versatile Novolac epoxy tank lining
– for long time storage of chemicals
– excellent chemical resistance.
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Heat (pipes and vessels)
Temperature resistance
General corrosion protection
Corrosion under insulation
Cyclic temperatures
Application on pipes
Several high risk areas
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Jotun Hi-temp Products Range
Product Name
Jotatemp 650 750
Solvalitt 600
Solvalitt on Zinc Silicate 400
Solvalitt midtherm 250
Aluminium Paint HR 250
Epoxy HR 200
Temperature 0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800

Resistance (℃)
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Epoxy HR as an example
• A high building, two component epoxy coating, specially

formulated for
– Corrosion protection for external areas of pipes and other
steelwork
– High heat resistance (also apply on hot substrates up to 150C)
– Prevention of corrosion under insulation
• Longer pot life
• Hard coating
• Can be top coated with itself for either CUI or exposed
service
• Good cosmetic finish
• Flexible temperature range (10C to 200C)
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Epoxy HR as an example
• Surface tolerant provided superior adhesion to most

substrates
• Airless spray for high build application and can be applied by

brush & roller – superior adhesion to polished steel
• Epoxy HR gives safety application on hot surface for the new

construction
• Epoxy HR will be the largest volume as pipes/CUI are most

commonly below 260C and not rapid cycling
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Jetty (splash zone – submerged)
• Harsh C5 M environment
• Mechanical strength of coating required: floating debris
• Long life time (difficulty of future maintenance)
Baltoflake
Marathon 500
Marathon XHB
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Maintenance
Manual distributed
with every NC
relevant system
& application info
technical spec for a

particular area to be Time back to
maintained service
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MAINTENANCE: Our Solutions / Products
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Keywords – Market Challenges/Demands

Maintenance Pot
Online
Surface
application
Life tolerance
Brush &
1:1 Application
Identify Roller LCC
method
by color
Cost $ Mechanical
Aesthetics resistance Chemical
resistance TS
Water availability
H&S Submersion
Ease of resistance
application Pressure Curing
Color resistance time
Damp Splash
surfaces zone
One Temperature
application C5 resistance
coat
Operational
efficiency Drying
Corrosion Recoating time
protection interval Technology
Gloss
RM
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Purposes of Maintenance (Coatings)

Prevent significant metal loss
Safety for public and workers
Maintain aesthetics / appearance of

structures exposed to public view
Identify by color code
Minimize future repair costs
+ Operational Efficiency
Keep the plant going…
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Ways to Reduce Maintenance Costs
• Lifecycle extension, In-service Practice
• Single / reduced Coat systems
• Fast dry, back into service Quick Products
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Life Cycle Cost a Philosophy
Getting the correct perspective….
Your name / presentation name / date

What is Life Cycle Cost?
Simply said Life Cycle Cost is the sum of the cost of the painting
job divided by the lifetime of the structure (years)
Sum of the cost:
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What is the cost of Painting?
• Typical New construction 1% of the total project cost is Paint

itself
• Paint, Labour, preparation etc., is 2.5% of total project cost
• Since we talk enormous investments in todays’ plant, this is

still substantial money – but what does it mean for the
future?
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Simplest Perspective of Life Cycle Cost
Cost of Painting including

Preparation staging etc., + the
same for every maintenance
period throughout the
structures life divided by
lifetime of the structure
Result is the better the process at the beginning the less maintenance
Thus average cost per year is reduced with better practices
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The REAL needs and value of protective coatings:

ASSET Performance & Life Cycle Costs (LCC)
Coatings hugely impact asset performance and LCC, while accounting for a fraction of
costs.
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LCC: When painting a structure we are facing

two options:
A. Carry out work at a minimum

investment cost - will imply:
i. Extended maintenance in remaining
lifetime
ii. Let the structure corrode: Replace
units at breakdown
B. Invest at the new-building stage,

to save money later - will imply:
i. High quality paints and pre-treatment
ii. Reduce required maintenance with
time
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What makes a good paint system
ISO 12944 / 20340 gives guidelines for paint systems in various

environments based on testing criteria for various lifespans
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Is this the real Life Cycle Cost?
• Well yes and no

– We get a proper idea of actual costs for the job itself
– We have forgotten a critical issue
• Out of service costs
– Lost production
– Possible penalties
• Refinery could be 500 K USD – 2 M USD per 24 hours in lost
revenue with possible knock on effect
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Live-line Maintenance
• A key economical decision would be to go for coatings that

allow live-line application
• Application possible on site while operation is live:
no need to shutdown = cost saving
 Epoxy HR (150C)
 Jotatemp 650 (400c)
 And more…
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Live-line Maintenance: Care must be taken…
 Follow the rules of the plant; safety comes first and common
sense backs up all rules
 Use protective clothing including cotton covers on all bare

skin to avoid accidental burns if in contact with high
temperatures
 Follow specific product guides i.e., Joatatemp 650 hot

application guide
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Live-line Maintenance: Care must be taken…
 Brushes / Rollers shall resist solvents and heat required
 Keep pressures & distance low if applying by spray – practice

first is advised as time is critical when carrying out the work
If Live-line maintenance is not possible try taking advantage

of a plant turnaround
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Taking advantage of a plant Turnaround

A turnaround is a planned, periodic shut down of a plant unit to:
 perform maintenance/renovation operations
 inspect, test and replace process equipment
 SPEED is critical
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Solving the SPEED issue
• Fast coating processes can be solved by:
– Optimised surface cleaning / preparation

– Fewer coats / Single Coat Application
– Fast dry / Cure
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Optimised Surface Preparation / Cleaning
• Water Blasting
– Cleans and prepares and
feathers edges
– Creates a lot of water
• Contamination
• Drying
• Grit Blasting
– Fast
– Creates dust
– Best Profile and performance
• Hand Tool preparation
– Slow but can be done with
other trades
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One Coat Solution
• Can be effective and can be fast

– Watch out for uneven film build
• Stripe coating is required

– Avoid low dft
• Thickness is critical
– Too low and holidays are more prevelent
– Touch up all low areas and holidays
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Examples of Single Coat Solutions

• Jotamastic SF • Chemflake
– Surface tolerant – Vinyl Ester
– General Purpose – Ultra Fast
• Marathon 500 – Need Sa 2,5
– New product • Baltoflake
– Strength & Endurance – Polyester
– Surface / Moisture – Best impact / abrasion
tolerant resistance
• Tankguard SF – Need Sa2,5
– Novolac Tank Lining • Tankguard Zinc
– Need Sa2,5 – Zinc Silicate Tank lining
– Need Sa2,5
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Jotamastic SF
Solvent Free Epoxy Mastic
• Reduces Time For Preparation & in to Service
– Surface Tolerent
– Moisture Tolerent
– Early immersion capable
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Penetration
• Superior adhesion
- Superior wetting
properties
Jotamastic SF
Traditional
epoxy
Jotamastic
87
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- Edge covering retention

Requirement: Min 70% of measured DFT
Type of Measurements Average %
aluminium bar % edge edge retention
retention
Sharp edge 64 73
72
82
Rounded edge 80 95
R ~2mm
96
107
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Early water resistance

- best in test
Not immersed 1h 2,5h 5h
Jotamastic SF:
• Colour deviation 0
• Adhesion ≈17,5
mpa
• Corrosion (salt spray) ≈ 2,7 mm
• Swelling 0
Reference product:
• Colour deviation 4 (heavy)
• Adhesion ≈ 16,0
mpa
• Corrosion (salt spray) ≈ 2,4 mm
• Swelling + 4 to 5%
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Chemical resistance
ISO 12944 (Partly) 1x JM SF, Alu - 200μm Results after 168 h:
White Spirit +1x JM SF - 150μm ISO 4628-2 Blisters: 0
168 h (7d) ISO 4628-3 Rust : Ri 0
ISO 4628-4 Cracking : Ri 0
ISO 4628-5 Flaking : Ri 0
Colour change: No
Adhesion:11.6-13 MPa – B
10%(m/m)-H2S04 1x JM SF, Alu - 200μm Results after 168 h:
168 h (7d) +1x JM SF - 150μm ISO 4628-2 Blisters: 0
ISO 4628-3 Rust : Ri 0
Colour change: No
Adhesion:14-16 MPa – B
10%(m/m)-NaOH 1x JM SF, Alu - 200μm Results after 168 h:
168 h (7d) +1x JM SF - 150μm ISO 4628-2 Blisters: 0
ISO 4628-3 Rust : Ri 0
Colour change: No
Adhesion:15-16 MPa – B
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Tankguard SF
Solvent Free Tank Lining
• Fast Application Process
– Easy to use less stoppages
– Single Coat application possible
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Solvent Free Tank Linings for Storage

• Solvent free is today’s
requirement for storage tank
linings
• Why?
– Health and Safety
– Improved performance
• However they are not normally

easy to use
• Highly viscous
– Need to be warm
– Or two component spray
equipment to be used
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Tankguard SF – next generation tank lining
Three things to consider
1. Chemical resistance means tolerance over long time periods

to immersion
2. Easy to apply means standard airless spray equipment &
reasonable lengths of hoses
3. Health and Safety means
– Low VOC
– Low risk of explosion
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What does this mean in practice
• Hose length on a Large pump (60:1) can be longer

– With control and professional applicators 30-60 meter
hoses can be used
– 30 minutes at 23°C
– Alt., 2 applicators per pump
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Viscosity vs Practical Application

Viscosity Comparison in cP
• Low viscosity means easier
application
• If viscosity increases quickly
– Pot-life is short
• Reduced pot-life means more
stoppages
• Results in slow application
– Cleaning equipment
– Discarding hoses etc…
• The graph shows the normal
solvent free reaching pot-life
between 30 to 35 minutes
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What can be stored?

• Crude Oil up to 140°C
• Clean Petroleum Products
– Paraffin’s
– Gasoline’s
– Jet A1
– Light Oil’s
– Lubricants
– Light Naptha
– Naptha Crude
– Kerosene’s
– Etc….
• See separate resistance list on jotun.com (under
Protective Coatings/Areas of Activity/HPI)
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Tankguard Zinc
Zinc silicate tank coating

– Easy to use less stoppages
– Single Coat application
– Mud Crack resistant (less remedial work after application)
• Easy Clean
– Smoother finish than other Zinc Silicates
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Upgraded zinc silicate tank coating
Introduction of an upgraded zinc silicate tank coating
• Substantially improved resistance to mud cracking

Mud crack resistance at DFT's more than 200 µm
• Negligible spray dust
• Relatively Smooth surface

Easier to clean between cargoes
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Examples of Fast Coating Solutions

• Penguard Express • Chemflake
– General Purpose – Vinyl Ester
– Fast to handle – Ultra Fast
– Need Sa2,5 – Need Sa 2,5
• Jotamastic 90 • Baltoflake
– General Purpose – Polyester
– Fast dry to recoat – Best impact / abrasion
– Surface Tolerant resistance
– Need Sa2,5
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Jotamastic 90
Solvent Free Epoxy Mastic
• Reduces Time For Preparation & in to Service
– Surface Tolerent
– Moisture Tolerent
– Fast Drying
– Tintable reducing number of coats of topcoat
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Penetration & Adhesion

• Superior wetting properties result in good adhesion and
durability
Tradition
al epoxy
Jotamastic
87
Pure epoxy coating, Modified epoxy coating,

containing no containing hydrocarbon
hydrocarbon resin resin
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- Shorter overcoating intervals

Hours
Up to 40% faster
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- Excellent flow levelling
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Corrosion test on St 2 panels – thin films
New construction Jotamastic 87 Jotamastic 90

epoxy primer
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Chemflake Range
Vinyl Ester Tank Lining
– Single Coat application possible
– Ultra Fast back into service
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One coat and finished!

Key benefits
• Economical
– High volume solids and high dry
film thickness
– Rapid curing and over-coating
– Reduced maintenance cost After blast cleaning to Sa2 ½,
apply Chemflake Special
• Easy to apply
– Apply by standard airless spray
or 2 component spray units
– Can be applied in one or two
coats of 600 to 1 000 microns
per coat
– Saves time and labour Ready in 72 hours. Final
inspection
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Key benefits
• Prolonged lifetime
– Highly filled with glass flakes – giving strength and maximum
adhesion
– Resistant to most commonly traded solvents and chemicals
• Temperature resistant
– Immersed: up to 100˚C, depending upon service criteria
– In dry conditions: up to 150˚C without decomposition
– Crude oil up to 95˚C
– Distilled water up to 60˚C
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Technology
• The glass flakes provides an

increased barrier effect and reduced
volumetric shrinkage
• Chemflake products have good

cohesion and adhesion strength and
provides long lasting protection to the
tank and its content
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Chemflake Special Chemflake Classic

• Novolac epoxy vinyl ester coating • Epoxy vinyl ester coating
• Provide the strongest protection in • Pre-accelerated /easy to use
acidic atmosphere and under high
temperature
• Suitable for Biodiesel storage
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Case history - Samarec B.P. Al Jouf, Saudi Arabia
Chemflake applied in one 8 hour

shift and tank returned to service
after 3 days.
Substrate: Carbon steel
Exposure: Hydro Carbons
Surface Preparation: Sa 21/2
Area (m2): Approx. 4000
System Type: Internal
Paint System:
First Coat: Chemflake Special, 750 μm
Second coat: Chemflake Special, 750
μm
Total: 1500 μm
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Case history - Biodiesel storage tanks
• Chemflake Special was chosen as the internal

tank lining to protect 9 biodiesel storage
tanks being refurbished in conjunction with
Pyeroy Group at Seal Sands near
Middlesborough in the UK.
• A total of 4,500m2 of metalwork was

protected. Jotun provided technical
consultation, working with the client and
contractor to ensure that all aspects of the
procedure were discussed prior to
commencement of the project thus easing its
progress.
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Conclusion
• Plan all Work and understand Expectations

• Choose When to carry out works and Surface Preparation
– Budget and Safety considered
• Carry out as much live line as possible
– Safety first
• During Turnaround Plan to be quick
– One coat systems specified properly
– Make use of fast solutions where possible
Operational Efficiency CAN pay for your maintenance
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PERFORMANCE COATINGS

HPI Concept / 2015

• HPI Concept intro

HPI Concept / 2015

Jotun is a family owned company with a culture

HPI Concept / 2015

Brief History of Jotun

HPI Concept / 2015

Brief History of Jotun

Active in Protective, Marine, Powder & Decorative sectors

HPI Concept / 2015

HPI Concept / 2015

Jotun Protective Coatings

Jotun Protects Property

The HPI Concept

HPI Concept / 2015

• Over 30 years experience in HPI industry

• Millions of square meters protected and hundreds of projects

• Constant development of coatings to meet every HPI challenge

HPI Concept / 2015

Some of our customers

HPI Concept / 2015

Typical HPI structures

HPI Concept / 2015

Grouping of structures in HPI

Oil & Gas

Oil & Gas

Jetties - Splash Zone

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Cross Sub-concept Areas of Focus

Jetties: Process Pipes:

Cross Sub-concept Areas of Focus

Tanks: Structural steel:

Oil & Gas Facilities sub-concept

Oil & Gas

Oil & Gas Facilities

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Oil & Gas Facilities sub-concept

Oil & Gas

NEW CONSTRUCTION: Our Solutions / Products

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Keywords – Market Challenges/Demands

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To decrease the chance of future difficulties:

I. Utilize the opportunity of good surface preparation

a. Close follow up from Jotun’s coating advisor on the whole paint

b. Take time to plan the paint application properly

Use the opportunity of easy access!

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• Walk on after just 2-3 hours

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Protection at the level you choose

Core Products Special Usage

Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic Jotamastic

Flow DFT range Film formation

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