Engineers India Ltd, ISPRL Padur, Udupi
TSAC was applied at the strategic crude oil storage facility at Padur, for a Government of India undertaking.
Aluminizing protects steel that operates at high temperature or stands in salt and chemical air.

In thermal spray aluminium coating (TSA), also called aluminizing, aluminium wire of 99.5% purity is melted in an electric arc, atomised with compressed air and sprayed onto steel that has just been blasted. The layer bonds into the blast profile and forms a dense barrier of aluminium and its oxide.
Aluminium resists oxidation and corrosion at temperatures where most paints soften and peel, and it performs well in marine and industrial atmospheres. In chloride and seawater conditions it also protects the steel sacrificially, in the same way as zinc.
Aluminium reflects and conducts heat, so an aluminized surface can also reduce heat radiation from preheater structures, rotary kilns and tertiary air ducts to some extent.
Boiler, DG and process chimneys, where heat and acidic flue condensate cause paint to fail early.
Preheater towers, cyclones, kiln shells and tertiary air ducts.
Ship hulls, port structures and plants within reach of sea air.
A properly applied TSA system is expected to last 10 years or more, so plants are shut down less often for recoating.
Thickness, sealer and any paint on top are agreed for each project on the basis of the operating temperature, the environment and the design life.
The steel is grit blasted to white or near-white metal, and the profile is checked before spraying begins.
Aluminium is arc sprayed in overlapping, crossing passes to an even thickness. The coating requires no curing, so the full thickness can be applied in one shift.
A sealer suited to the operating temperature closes the pores of the sprayed layer.
Thickness is gauged across the surface and adhesion is tested. The results are entered in the project record and the test certificate.
We aluminize for cement, power, refinery, chemical and fertiliser plants, and for infrastructure owners.

TSAC was applied at the strategic crude oil storage facility at Padur, for a Government of India undertaking.
Chettinad recorded that the work was entirely to their satisfaction in terms of speed, quality and workmanship.
Steel girders of a railway bridge on State Highway 27, Madhya Pradesh, were metallized to Indian Railway Standard specifications. The client recorded that the work was completed within schedule and that the quality of workmanship was excellent.
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