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Devcon Maintenance and Repair Solutions - Sintemar

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Field Application Reports<br />

Location 116<br />

Pump <strong>Repair</strong><br />

Products: Titanium Putty / Ceramic <strong>Repair</strong> Putty /<br />

Application Date: Brushable Ceramic<br />

Application Customer: Date: 3/4/93<br />

Customer: Industry: Eurocan Pulp<br />

Industry: Pulp <strong>and</strong> Paper Manufacturing<br />

Problem:<br />

After only a short service life this Bingham pump casing would received extreme abrasive <strong>and</strong> cavitation<br />

wear from processing wet pulp stock. The wear was so severe that the pump would require replacement<br />

every 3 years. Pump replacement cost was estimated at $60K.<br />

Solution:<br />

Complete pump casing was s<strong>and</strong>blasted to a SP5 white metal finish. Exp<strong>and</strong>able metal was tack welded<br />

to areas of extreme wear. Exp<strong>and</strong>able metal improved mechanical bonding properties of Titanium Putty.<br />

Welding slag was cleaned using a grinding machine. Surfaces were chemically cleaned using Cleaner<br />

Blend 300. A thin 10 mil coating of Brushable Ceramic was applied as a primer to thoroughly wet out<br />

the pump surface area. Titanium Putty was applied to rebuild all areas of extreme wear <strong>and</strong> wear ring<br />

seat areas. Ceramic <strong>Repair</strong> Putty was applied to cavitated areas deeper than 1/8”. Following a partial<br />

cure of Ceramic <strong>Repair</strong> Putty, (4 hours), Brushable Ceramic was applied to a thickness of 30 mils in two<br />

15 mil coats.. Brushable Ceramic provides a long lasting, abrasion <strong>and</strong> chemical resistant, low coefficient<br />

to friction protective surface coating. <strong>Devcon</strong>’s repair cost was $4K.

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