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Coating role
04 March 2013
Hardide Coatings has secured EDF Energy as a new customer; its coating has been specified as a costeffective, high-performance solution to extend the life of the 15MW boiler feed steam valves at Hinkley Point B nuclear power station in Somerset.

Hardide Coatings has secured EDF
Energy as a new customer; its
coating has been specified as a costeffective,
high-performance solution
to extend the life of the 15MW boiler
feed steam valves at Hinkley Point B
nuclear power station in Somerset.
Hardide was selected for its ability to coat internal surfaces evenly, its performance in testing and its ease of implementation and maintenance.
Graham Young, steam & rotating plant engineer, EDF Energy, said: "There were technical challenges in applying the coating process to the large Stellite 6 valve covers and Hardide provided excellent troubleshooting support and delivered the parts in time so availability of power plant equipment was not affected."
Hardide was selected for its ability to coat internal surfaces evenly, its performance in testing and its ease of implementation and maintenance.
Graham Young, steam & rotating plant engineer, EDF Energy, said: "There were technical challenges in applying the coating process to the large Stellite 6 valve covers and Hardide provided excellent troubleshooting support and delivered the parts in time so availability of power plant equipment was not affected."
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