Protective - Tank Coating Resistance Guide
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1TANK LININGS - RESISTANCE GUIDE
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Issued by Group Marketing : 24.11.08Author : Mads Juhl
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STORAGE TANKS
Resistance Guide for HEMPADUR 15400HEMPADUR 35760HEMPADUR 85671
HEMPELS GALVOSIL 15700HEMPELS VINYL ESTER GF 35910
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STORAGE TANKSThis resistance guide for Tank Linings covers following types of specifi cations to be used as internal linings in storage tanks:
1) CHEMICAL RESISTANCE EPOXY SYSTEMS for fuels and gasoline. The specifi cation is based on high chemical and water resistant epoxy resins. High durability with extensive proven track record. Acceptable temperature: For aqueous cargoes the maximum temperature for storage is 50C/122F. Non-aqueous cargos - the maximum temperature for storage is 65C/149F. Loading and discharging - short term - max 85C/185C Recommended specifi cation as per following: 3 x 80 micron HEMPADUR 15400 If a blast/holding primer is required HEMPADUR 15590 will be specifi ed
2) HIGH CHEMICAL RESISTANCE EPOXY SYSTEMS for fuels, gasoline, additives, and a wide range of chemicals: The specifi cation is based on special high chemical resistant phenolic epoxies and offer the widest possible chemical resistance among the epoxy linings. Acceptable temperature: For aqueous cargoes the maximum temperature for storage is 50C/122F. Non-aqueous cargos - the maximum temperature for storage is 90C/194F. Loading and discharging - short term - max 100C/212C Recommended specifi cation as per following: 3 x 100 micron HEMPADUR 85671 If a blast/holding primer is required HEMPADUR 85671 will be specifi ed
3) SOLVENT FREE - HIGH CHEMICAL RESISTANCE EPOXY PHENOLIC SYSTEM for petroleum- and bio-fuels, gasoline, ad- ditives, and a wide range of chemicals. Acceptable temperature: For aqueous cargoes the maximum temperature for storage is 45C/113F. Non-aqueous cargos - the maximum temperature for storage is 65C/149F. Loading and discharging - short term - max 85C/185C Recommended specifi cation as per following: 2 x 250 micron HEMPADUR 35760 If a blast/holding primer is required HEMPADUR 15590 or HEMPADUR 85671 will be specifi ed. 4) SPECIAL ZINC SILICATE SYSTEMS for a wide range of fuels and chemicals. Especially suited for storage of strong organic solvent. The specifi cation is based on inorganic ethyl silicate which provide the toughest base for a zinc lining. Acceptable temperature: For aqueous cargoes the maximum temperature for storage is 45C/113F. Non-aqueous cargos - the maximum temperature for storage is 90C/194F. Loading and discharging - short term - max 90C/194C Recommended specifi cation as per following: 1 x 100 micron HEMPELS GALVOSIL 15700 Use of blast/holding primer will not be possible with such system.
5) SPECIAL VINYL-ESTER SYSTEM for a wide range of liquids including organic and inorganic acids. The fi lm thickness and application details will be tailored to each individual project. Recommended specifi cations will be based on HEMPELS VINYL ESTER GF 35910 - dry fi lm thickness and number of coatings will be specifi ed on a case to case basis.
PAINTING SPECIFICATIONS AND TEMPERATURE LIMITS
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STORAGE TANKSTHE KEY TO READ THE RESISTANCE GUIDE
A fi eld marked with a plus (+) means that the lining is resistant against the cargo in its normal form at ambient temperatures. If a max. temperature is mentioned then this will be the maximum temperature at which the coating is resistant for long time exposure. If a letter is mentioned it is necessary to read and follow the corresponding notes below.The grey areas means that it is not recommended to store the mentioned cargo in a tank coated with the coresponding lining.
SPECIFIC NOTES
Note A: Hydrolysable and acid containing substances.Cargoes such as esters, anhydrides and halogenated compounds tend to hydrolyse in the presence of water and form organic and inorganic acids. Other cargoes, such as crude methanol or fermentation ethyl alcohol may contain acidic impurities. These acids can damage the Zinc silicate lining. The cargo can be stored in a zinc silicate lined tank provided:- The tank is completely dry before loading.- These substances contain less than 0.02% (200 ppm) water and their acid value is below 1 for acceptance- Water contamination during tank operations and storage is to be avoided.
Note B:Ether-alcohols and polyalcohols:These cargoes may contain impurities and may also oxidise to form acidic products. The cargo can be stored in a Zinc Silicate coated tanks provided the cargo contain less than 0.3% (3000 ppm) water and has an acid value of 0.1 or less.
Note C:Crude oils and certain derivatives:These products may contain acidic compounds, organics as well as inorganic. The cargo can be stored in a Zinc Silicate coated tank provided the cargo has an acid value of 0.4 or less and the pH of water concentrations at time of storage is above 6.
Note D:Fats, oils and derivatives:Animal or vegetable fats, oils and derivatives usually contain a certain amount of free fatty acids (FFA). At elevated temperatures or in presence of water the formation of FFA is accelerated, especially when the initial concentration of FFA is high.The cargo can be stored in the epoxy coated tanks provided no mineral acid is present, the acid value is below 20 (corresponding in most cases to a free fatty acid content below 10%) and the water content is lower than 1 % (10,000 ppm).
Note E:Zinc pick-up by sensitive cargoes:The lining is resistant to the cargo, but contamination of the cargo by metallic zinc may occur. The possible negative effect of zinc pick-up must be taken into consideration.
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STORAGE TANKS
HEMPADUR 15400
HEMPADUR 85671
HEM-PADUR 35760
HEMPELS GALVOSIL
15700
HEMPELS VINYL
ESTER GF 35910
3 x 80 m 3 x 100 m 2 x 250 m 1 x 100 m to be specifi ed
Gasoline, Diesel-, Jet-, and Bio fuel:
Bio-Diesel oil B5 (5% Bio-Diesel) + + + +E not tested
Bio-Diesel oil B20 (20% Bio-Diesel) + + + +E not tested
Bio-Diesel oil B100 ASTM D 6751 + + + +E not tested
Bio-Diesel oil FAME (Fatty Acid Methyl Ether) EN14214 + + + +E not tested
Bio-Gasoline Bio95 (5% bio-ethanol) + + + + max 50C/122F
Bio-Gasoline E85 ASTM D 5798 + + + not tested
Bio-Gasoline M85 (up to 85% bio-methanol) + not tested
Diesel oil + + + + +
Gasoline, automotive containing less than 10 % oxygenates + + + + +
Gasoline, automotive, containing more than 10 % oxygenates + + + +
Gasoline, aviation + + + +E +
Pyrolysis Gasoline (Pygas) containing less than 20 % Benzene + + + + not tested
Pyrolysis Gasoline (Pygas) containing more than 20 % Benzene + + + not tested
Jet fuel, A + + + +E +
Jet fuel, A-1 + + + +E +
Jet fuel B + + + +E +
Oxygenates for Gasoline, Diesel-, and Bio-fuel
Acetone C3H
6O +
Bio-Ethanol EN15376 + max 35C/95F + + max 38C/100F
Bio-Ethanol ASTM D 4806 + max 35C/95F + + max 38C/100F
Bio-Methanol + max 50C/122F
Ethanol (>95%) C2H
6O + max 35C/95F + +A, max 43C/109F max 38C/100F
ETBE Ethyl tert-butyl ether + + + + not tested
Ethyl acetate C4H
8O
2+ +A, max 43C/109F max 20C/68F
Methanol CH4O +A, max 43C/109F max 50C/122F
MTBE Methyl tert-butyl ether + + + + not tested
TAME Tert Amyl Methyl ether + + + + not tested
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STORAGE TANKSHEMPADUR
15400HEMPADUR
85671HEM-
PADUR 35760
HEMPELS GALVOSIL
15700
HEMPELS VINYL
ESTER GF 35910
3 x 80 m 3 x 100 m 2 x 250 m 1 x 100 m to be specifi ed
Crude-, Fuel oil and other refi nery products:Crude oil: + + + +C max 38C/100F
Crude oil /water mixtures + + + max 45C +C max 38C/100F
Clarifi ed crude oils: + + + +C +
Distillates, straight run (kerosene) + + + +E +
Fuel oil Light + + + + +
Fuel oil no. 1 (kerosene, Destillate no. 1) + + + + +
Fuel oil no. 2 (Diesel oil, Destillate no. 2,Bunker A) + + + + +
Fuel oil no. 4 (mix of destillate and residual oils) + + + +C +
Fuel oil no. 5 (Residual fuel oil, Bunker B) + + + +C +
Fuel oil no. 6 (Heavy fuel oil, Residual fuel oil, Bunker C) + + + +C +
Gas oil + + + +C not tested
Lubricating oils and blending stocks, mineral oil based + + + + +
Mineral oil + + + +C +
Mixtures containing Crude oil: + + + +C +
Naphta, heartcut distillate oil + + + + not tested
Naphta, heavy + + + + not tested
Naphta, petroleum + + + + not tested
Naphta, sour + + not tested
Naphta, sweet + + + + not tested
AromatesBenzene C
6H
6+ + +
Cumene(isopropylbenzene) C9H
12+ + + +
Ethyl benzene C8H
10+ + +
Styrene monomer C8H
8+ + +
Toluene C7H
8+ + +
Toluene diisocyanate C9H
6O
2N
2+ not tested
Xylenes C8H
10+ + + +
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HEMPEL
STORAGE TANKSHEMPADUR
15400HEMPADUR
85671HEM-
PADUR 35760
HEMPELS GALVOSIL
15700
HEMPELS VINYL
ESTER GF 35910
3 x 80 m 3 x 100 m 2 x 250 m 1 x 100 m to be specifi ed
Organic Acids:Acetic acid (
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HEMPEL
STORAGE TANKSHEMPADUR
15400HEMPADUR
85671HEM-
PADUR 35760
HEMPELS GALVOSIL
15700
HEMPELS VINYL
ESTER GF 35910
3 x 80 m 3 x 100 m 2 x 250 m 1 x 100 m to be specifi ed
Nitrobenzene C6H
5O
2N not tested +A, max 43C/109F max 38C/100F
Nitrotoluene C7H
7O
2N not tested +A, max 43C/109F not tested
Octanol C8H
18O + + not tested + not tested
Pentane C5H
12+ + not tested + not tested
n-Propanol C3H
8O not tested + not tested
Tetrachloroethane C2H
2Cl
4not tested +A, max 43C/109F
Tetrahydrofuran C4H
8O not tested + not tested
Trichloroethylene C2HCl
3not tested +A, max 43C/109F
Triethylene glycol C6H
14O
4+ + not tested +C +
Urea solution CH4ON
2 (sol) + not tested max 65C/140C(50%)
InorganicsAmmonia aqueous (less than 28%) NH3(sol) not tested not tested
Hydrochloric Acid HCl + special procedure to be followed
Hydrocyanic Acid HCN +
Sulfuric Acid (