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CO N F E R E N C E PR O G R A M

Wednesday October 20

Foyer area9:00 am – 1:00 pm Registration

Ballroom COpening session1:30 pm Opening by Chairman Cathy Shargay

Plenary sessionChair: Cathy Shargay, Fluor Corp., USA1:45 pm Technology roadmap for materials of construc-

tion for the chemical and allied process indus-tries, Emory Ford, Materials Technology Institute,United States of America (P0406)

2:15 pm Crevice corrosion testing of stainless steels innatural and synthetic biochemical seawater –results from a round robin test involving 19 labo-ratories, Trond Rogne, SINTEF MaterialsTechnology, Norway (P0446)

2:45 pm Supermartensitic stainless steels for oil and gasindustry, a review, Jacques Charles, Ugine & ALZGroupe Arcelor, France (P0473)

3:15 pm Coffee & Expo Break, Ballroom C

Concorde APaper session 1: TitaniumChair: Ronald Schutz, RMI Titanium Company,USA3:45 pm Corrosion and accelerated hydriding of a titanium

process columm in accetic acid service,Michael James, DuPont Company, USA (P0482)

4:10 pm A trio of lower-cost ruthenium-enhanced titaniumalloys for resisting severe chemical service,Ronald Schutz, RMI Titanium Company, USA(P0414)

4:35 pm Advanced new titanium clad material, RoyHardwick, Sigmabond Technologies Corporation,Canada and Gernot Heigl, Voestalpine GrobblechGmbH & Co., Austria (P0427)

5:00 pm Requirements of inert gas shielding and purgingfor successful titanium welding, James McMaster,MC Consulting, USA (P0479)

Concorde B / CPaper session 2: High TemperatureChair: Sheldon Dean, Dean CorrosionTechnology, USA3:45 pm Nickel alloys solution to economic losses due to

“metal dusting” in refineries, CPI and petro-chemical industries, Dinesh C. Agarwal,ThyssenKrupp VDM Technologies Corp, USA(P0401)

4:10 pm New developments in stainless steels for hightemperature services in petroleum refining,Cathy Shargay, Fluor Corp., USA (P0458)

4:35 pm Managing and assessing high temperature corro-sion in the 21st century, Randy C. John, ShellGlobal Solutions, USA (P0470)

5:00 pm Heat resistant cast alloy steels in the petroche-

mical industry, Danie Slabbert, Steloy Castings,South Africa (P0471)

Forum Paper session 3: Welding IChair: John Lippold, Ohio State University, USA3:45 pm Laser materials processing for offshore applica-

tion, Thomas Himmer, Fraunhofer USA Inc, USA(P0410)

4:10 pm Ductility-dip cracking in stainless steels, JohnLippold, Ohio State University, USA (P0483)

4:35 pm Development of Ni-Cu filler metals for joiningaustenitic stainless steels, John Lippold, OhioState University, USA (P0437)

5:00 pm Distortion control in Precision Weldment PE-GTAW = Low Cost Alternative, Nate Ames,Edison Welding Institute (EWI), USA (P0462)

6:00 pm Stainless Steel World Reception, DoubleTreeHotel, Ballroom C

Thursday October 21

Concorde APaper session 4: Duplex IChair: Ralph Davison, TMR, USA8:00 am Point counting of intermetallic phase precipitates

in ferritic-austenitic stainless steels, AndreaGregori, TWI Ltd, United Kingdom (P0404)

8:25 am Evaluation of superduplex consumables in super-martensitic pipe - a further report on weldingprocedure and mechanical testing, Vincent vander Mee, Lincoln Smitweld BV, the Netherlands(P0409)

8:50 am Alternative filler metals for duplex and superdu-plex stainless steels. Russel Fuchs, Böhler ThyssenWelding, USA (P0405)

9:15 am Utilizing strength for lower weight and cost instructural applications using the new low nickelduplex grade LDX 2101® (S32101), ClaesEricsson, Outokumpu Stainless AB, Sweden(P0428)

9:40 am Improved corrosion resistance of super duplexweldments, Nate Ames, Edison Welding Institute(EWI), USA (P0463)

Concorde B / CPaper session 5: Welding IIChair: John Lippold, Ohio State University, USA8:00 am Recent developments in nickel base material

welding considering the influence of shieldinggas on the hot cracking resistance, ThomasKannengiesser, BAM, Germany (P0475)

8:25 am Explosion welding, technical growth and commer-cial history, George A. Young, DMC Clad MetalDiv - Dynamic Materials Corp, USA (P0439)

8:50 am Post fabrication cleaning: benefits and practicali-ties, Chris Baxter, Outokumpu Stainless Ltd,United Kingdom (P0442)

9:15 am Stainless steel arc welding consumables forcryogenic applications, Graham Holloway,

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Metrode Products Ltd, United Kingdom (P0449)9:40 am Phase transformations during welding and post

weld heat treatment of supermartensitic stain-less steel, John C. Lippold, Ohio State University,USA (P0447)

Forum Paper session 6: Oil & Gas Chair: Lilian Skogsberg, Shell, USA8:00 am Socrates: A comprehensive framework to select

corrosion resistant materials for oil and gasapplications, Sridhar Srinivasan, InterCorrInternational, Inc, USA (P0452)

8:25 am A new method for producing Bi-Metal CRA linedpipe, Paul Montague, Cladtek International PtyLtd, Australia (P0420)

8:50 am Bi-metallic pipe using AL-6XN® (UNS N08367)alloy, John J. Dunn, Allegheny LudlumCorporation, USA (P0411)

9:15 am Stainless steels for controlling erosion-corrosion,Xinming Hu, University of Leeds, UnitedKingdom (P0417)

9:40 am 10 Years experiences with BuBi –pipes – Newprogresses, Iris Rommerskirchen, BUTTING,Germany (P0456)

10:05 am Coffee & Expo Break, Ballroom C

Concorde APaper session 7: Chemical IChair: Ed Naylor, Akzo Nobel, USA10:30 am Failure analysis of the HCL Column InterCooler:

Cause, effect, results and economical solution forsevere media, Mohsen Zaher, EgyptianPetrochemicals Co., Egypt (P0412)

10:55 am Development of new duplex stainless steel forurea plants, Jyunichi Higuchi, Sumitomo MetalIndustries Ltd, Japan (P0432)

11:20 am Effect of oxidizing impurities on the corrosionperformance of Ni-Cr-Mo alloys in hydrochloricacid solutions, Nacera Sabrina Meck, HaynesInternational Inc, United States of America(P0448)

11:55 am More corrosion resistant high-alloyed metallictank materials for transport of dangerous goodsand water-polluting substances, Dinesh C.Agarwal, Thyssen Krupp VDM, USA (P0455)

Concorde B / CPaper session 8: Deepwater Chair: Jim Ibarra, BP, USA10:30 am Corrosion resistance options for severe oilfield

applications, Manuel Maligas, FMC Corporation,USA (P0422)

10:55 am The evolution and optimization of high perform-ance alloys for oil exploration and productionapplications, John Magee, Carpenter TechnologyCorporation, USA (P0429)

11:20 am New generation of tubular materials for down-hole control and subsurface umbilical and flow-line applications in the offshore oil and gasindustry, Dr. Stephen A. McCoy, Fine Tubes Ltd.,United Kingdom (P0474)

11:55 am Clad pipes for the oil and gas industry –Manufacturing and applications, RolandSchimboeck, Voestalpine Grobblech GmbH & CoKG, Austria (P0435)

ForumPaper session 9: MetallurgyChair: Jacques Charles, Arcelor, France10:30 am Development of high strength 18Cr-9Ni-Nb-V-

W-N-low C austenitic stainless steel tube forthermal power, Tetsuo Ishitsuka, Nippon SteelCorporation, Japan (P0423)

10:55 am Recrystallization behaviour of cold rolled dualphase ferritic stainless steel and its effect onformability, M.A. Zapata, ThyssenkruppMexinox, Mexico (P0451)

11:20 am 'Vistar® - a new high strength super-austeniticstainless steel, David Gibson, Noel Village, UnitedKingdom (P0480)

11:55 am A new concept of strengthening austenitic stain-less steels, Nuri Akdut, OCAS nv, Belgium(P0472)

12:20 pm Lunch & Expo Break, Ballroom C

Concorde AWorkshop: RougingModerator: Chak Wong, Bayer, USA2:00 pm - 4:00 pm

Concorde B / CWorkshop: RefiningModerator: Cathy Shargay, Fluor Corp., USA2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Forum Workshop: New OSHA/European limits onwelding fumesModerator: Elisabeth Torsner, OutokumpuStainless, USA2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

4:00 pm Coffee & Expo Break, Ballroom C

7:30 pm Stainless Steel World Dinner, DoubleTree Hotelpool area. Pre-registration required. Tickets canbe purchased from the Stainless Steel World registration desk.

Friday October 22

Concorde APaper session 10: Chemical IIChair: Ken Baumert, Air Products & Chemicals,USA8:00 am Alloy 33: A versatile alloy for concentrated min-

eral acid and other highly corrosive applicationsDinesh C. Agarwal, ThyssenKrupp VDM USAInc., USA (P0464)

8:25 am Utilizing clad piping to improve process plantpiping integrity, reliability and operations,Bhaven Chakravarti, KLAD ManufacturingCompany Ltd, USA (P0421)

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8:50 am Using real-time, on-line corrosion and processcontrol to validate materials selection in a prima-rily organic process, Dawn Eden, InterCorrInternational, Inc, USA (P0457)

9:15 am From RBI to asset management, Neil S. Henry,ABB Eutech Ltd., United Kingdom (P0477)

Concorde B / CPaper session 11: Duplex IIChair: Ralph Davison, TMR, USA8:00 am Production of heavy plates in superduplex stain-

less steel grades, Patrick Toussaint, Industeel,France (P0466)

8:25 am Welding super duplex stainless steels with Nibase filler materials: recent development of newconsumables, Bernard Bonnefois, Industeel,France (P0467)

8:50 am Overmatching superalloy consumable Inco-Weld® 686CPT® broadens its applications toinclude welding super austenitics and superduplexes, Chris Thornton, Special Metals Welding

Products Co, USA (P0468)9:15 am Advantages and application of a centrifugally

cast super duplex stainless steel cylinder, TylerNooyen, Spuncast Inc, USA (P0443)

ForumPaper session 12: FoodChair: Michael Schorr, University de BajaCalifornia, Mexico8:00 am Stainless steel for corrosion control in the food

processing industry, Benjamin Valdez Salas andMichael Schorr, University of Baja California,Mexico (P0402)

8:25 am Application of a super austenitic stainless steel“NAS254N” for soy sauce plants, YutakaKobayashi, Nippon Yakin Kogyo Co Ltd, Japan,(P0425)

8:50 am Global value added solutions for polishing andgrinding non-corrosive specialty metals, FredKurpiel, Imeas Inc, United States of America(P0445)

9:40 am Coffee & Expo Break, Ballroom C

Concorde AWorkshop: Desalination and waste waterModerator: Keith Briegel, Rohm & Haas, USA10:10 am – 12:10 pm

Concorde B / CWorkshop: Reduce costs by dropping thealloying surcharge through proper alloy designModerator: Jacques Charles, Arcelor10:10 am – 12:10 pm

ForumWorkshop: STT/Innovative weldingModerator: John Lippold, Ohio StateUniversity, USA10:10 am – 12:10 pm

Concorde B / CClosing sessionChair: Cathy Shargay, Fluor Corp., USA12:15 pm Use of stainless steel in LNG plants, Sonny Singh,

Bechtel Corporation, USA (P0408)12:40 pm Closing by Chairman Cathy Shargay

1:00 pm Boxed lunches can be picked up in Ballroom C

1:00 pm Depart from DoubleTree Hotel for golf tourna-ment, sponsored by Tubacex and OutokumpuStainless. Pre-registration required.

San Felipe AMaster Class Upstream Oil & GasMaster: Hans van der Winden, Fairwind MaterialsConsultancy, former Shell, The Netherlands9:00 am – 4:00 pm (pre-registration required)The purpose of this master class is to develop the analyti-cal skills of young engineers from end users in theupstream oil & gas industry by exposing their current wayof working to the critical views of the master and thepeers present. The master class will target young engi-neers in the field of materials selection, corrosion mitiga-tion, metallurgy from end users and with at least 2 yearsexperience and involvement in more complex metallurgi-cal problems. The final aim is to improve the ability tosolve complex materials problems, particularly in the oiland gas industry, in a more reliable way. You will gainfrom the many years-long experience of the master butalso from your peers who will actively be involved in criti-cally reviewing the cases presented.

San Felipe BMaster Class ChemicalMasters: Barry Greene (MTI Associate Director),Galen Hodge (MTI Associate Director), GaryWhittaker (Eastman Chemical Co, MTI ViceChairman of the Board of Directors), USA9:00 am – 4:00 pm (pre-registration required)This master class will target young engineers in the fieldof materials selection, corrosion mitigation, metallurgyfrom end users and with at least 2 years experience andinvolvement in more complex metallurgical problems. Themain purpose of this master class is to improve the ana-lytical skills of the participants by discussing and critiquingcase histories they have brought to the class. The goal isto improve the participant’s ability to solve complexmaterials problems with an emphasis on the chemicalindustry. The participants will benefit from the experienceof both the masters and the other participants in thishighly interactive setting.

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