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Duplex Stainless SteelsConference & Exhibition 2010

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13-15 October 2010, Beaune, France

www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010

A message from the Chair

Scheduled for October 2010 in Beaune, France, the highly-anticipated Duplex Conference & Expo will be a meeting ofthe minds for materials professionals. In this exclusive

interview, Conference Steering Committee Chairman Mr. Jacques Charles(General Manager of the Global Research and Development division ofArcelorMittal) explains why the event is attracting so much attentionamongst scientists, end-users, producers, and distributors.Mr. Charles: “The conference has been set up to facilitate an exchange ofexperiences and information on duplex stainless steel products. Attendeeswill learn how to successfully utilise duplex and will return from theconference with more technical know-how.”The parallel exhibition will also constitute an important platform forknowledge transfer. Mr Charles: “Exhibitors have a key role in linkingtheory with practical aspects. I am utterly convinced that if you want to besuccessful with duplex, then an intellectual approach alone is not enough. You need to know exactly how duplex items differentiate themselves fromother materials. All the exhibiting companies have very close relationships to the end users and have therefore gained a wealth of practicalknowledge which will be invaluable to others.”

Corrosion-resistant alternativeA key area of attention at the conference will be the lean duplexes - the lowest alloying grades with almost no molybdenum and a very low nickelcontent. Mr Charles predicts that lean duplexes could even replace 316 and 304 stainless steel grades in many applications and so become a realvolume market. “The first step will be to replace classical 304 and 316 plates in applications such as desalination plants, the pulp and paperindustry and oil and gas. The material is also suitable to be used in less corrosive applications, of course. Applications in building and constructionoffer huge potential where internal parts are required to provide strength as well as corrosion resistance.”According to Mr Charles, the key question people should be asking is, ‘In situations where I’m using 304, shouldn’t I be using duplex instead?’ MrCharles: “This is also true for all applications using painted carbon steel to prevent corrosion and requiring a long-life span. I foresee that duplexwill not only replace the austenitic family but also carbon steel in many applications.”

Future of duplexWhen compared to other materials, the current global production of duplex is still very modest. Total output is in the region of 400,000 tons, whichis less than 3% of total stainless steel production. However, Mr Charles believes these figures could change considerably. “I am confident that wehave the possibility to double duplex production in the next five years. But we do have to overcome some restrictions, the first being a lack ofknowledge about duplex in some sectors. The Beaune event will be an important stepping stone in addressing that issue. My aim is to create moreawareness amongst the market in general of how they can reduce costs tremendously through better material selection. Cost is always going to be akey factor, and if nickel and other alloying elements for 316 rise again, then this will drive up the use of duplex globally.”

Wealth of informationMr Charles believes the format of Duplex World 2010 – plenary papers, technical sessions, workshops, the duplex academy and of course theexhibition – will provide enormous opportunities for both newcomers as well as seasoned professionals to learn how to benefit from using duplexmaterials. “The event will bring together materials engineers, procurement managers, research scientists, sales engineers and the like. So whetheryou simply want to source items like fittings and flanges in duplex, or whether you want to discuss how duplex can resolve some highly sophisticatedapplications, then the Duplex World 2010 show in Beaune is the right place to be.”

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Déjà vu: Beaune

IIn 2010 - following on from a series of seven successful duplexconferences spanning the past thirty years - the DuplexStainless Steel Conference will be returning to one of its former

venues – the beautiful city of Beaune in France. As at that show in1991, the content will again be solely dedicated to duplexstainless steels with a strong emphasis on new developments suchas lean and hyper duplex stainless steels. Key topics will includecost saving and life-cycle aspects of duplex stainless steels in avariety of applications

Conference Delegate RegistrationFor information about all levels of conference participation duringduplex 2010, please see our dedicated web-pages, at:www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010. You will also find clearlinks to the delegate registration areas.

For further detailed information regarding content and theconference programme, please contact the chairman:Mr Jacques CharlesPhone: +33 171 920 650E-mail: [email protected]

Mr Jacques Charles

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The Organisers:

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Corporate Events & Event Marketing ManagerStainless Steel World

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The Scientific Committee:

Chairman:Jacques Charles, ArcelorMittal Global, BelgiumE-mail: [email protected]

Direct dial: + 33 171 920 650

Members Scientific Committee:Academic representatives:

Iris Alvarez, Instituto de Fisica osario, ArgentinaNicole Kinsman, International Molybdenum

Association, SwitzerlandThomas Ladwein, FH Aalen, GermanyWalter Nicodemi, President AIM, ItalyThomas Pardoen, EPL CERMIN, BelgiumYong-soo Park, Yonsei University, Korea

Thomas Pauli, Euroinox, BelgiumVincent Vignal, Dijon University, France

Paul Woollin, TWI Ltd, UK

Steel industry representatives:Glenn Byrne, RA Materials, UK

Raymond Cordewener, EES Vessel Heads,Saudi Arabia

Paul Didier, AMSE, FranceJohn J. Dunn, Allegheny Ludlum, USA

Per Eklund, Sandvik Materials Technology, SwedenRichard Garvin, Industeel USA, USA

Staffan Hertzman, Outokumpu Stainless ResearchFoundation, Sweden

Leif Karlsson, ESAB, SwedenMarc Mantel, Ugitech, France

Jean Denis Mithieux, AMSE, FranceRais de Oliveira, AMIB, Brazil

Jerôme Peultier, ArcelorMittal Industeel, FranceIris Rommerskirchen, BUTTING, Germany

Pierre Soulignac, ArcelorMittal Industeel, FranceBenoit Van Hecke, AMSE, Belgium

End user representatives:Jacko Aerts, DSM-GMCC, NetherlandsMarkus Bockelmann, EEW, GermanyThierry Cassagne, Total, France

François Dupoiron, Total Petrochemicals, FranceMitsu Edwards, RFR-Architectural Engineering,

ScotlandJohnny Eliasson, ABS, USA

John Houben, ExxonMobil Chemical Company,The Netherlands

Lionel Renaud, Arkema, FranceGisle Roervik, Statoil, NorwaySandy Sharp, Consultant, USA

Doug Singbeil, PAPRICAN, FranceEtienne Soutif, Technip, France

Marc Van Den Broek, Fluor Daniel bv,The Netherlands

DisclaimerThe publisher and authors states that this Advance Programme has beencompiled meticulously and to the best of their knowledge. However, thepublisher and authors can in no way guarantee the accuracy orcompleteness of the information. They therefore do not accept any liabilityfor any damage resulting from actions or decisions based on theinformation in question. Users of this Advance Programme are stronglyadvised not to use this information solely, but to rely on their professionalknowledge and experience, and to check the information. KCI Publishingcannot guarantee the accuracy of the information provided by participatingcompanies and authorities. The publisher reserves the right to combine,delete and change sections as well as to edit and re-use (parts of) theinformation and to distribute it by any means.Please note that participation to the Duplex World 2010 Conference & Expois entirely at the participant’s own risk. Insurance must be arranged by theparticipant. The organiser will not accept any responsibility or liability forpossible damages and demands by participants and/or third parties. Inthis respect, the organiser waives all claims of any kind. All rights reserved.No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system,or transmitted, in any form or by any means, electronic or mechanical,photocopying, recording or otherwise, without the written permission of thepublisher.

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Six reasons to visitUnique platformThe Duplex World 2010 Conference & Exhibition is an international platform formaterials and corrosion professionals from a variety of industries specializing inthe development and use of duplex stainless steels. This unique event will enableexperts from around the globe to exchange knowledge and experiences onmaterials, applications, innovations and market trends with a clear goal tooptimize the applications of duplex stainless steels in terms of safety, performance,reliability and cost within the global market.

The Duplex WorldConferenceThe Duplex World Conference will be dedicated to duplex stainless steels with astrong emphasis on new developments such as lean and hyper duplex stainlesssteels. Chaired by Mr Jacques Charles (General Manager Global R& D ofArcelorMittal), a full scientific Steering Committee of industrial and researchexperts has created a fully informative and interactive conference programmewhich will ensure a balanced exchange of new ideas and technological andindustrial innovations to strengthen and develop duplex knowledge andapplications in the global market. Please turn to pages 4 and 5 to review theAdvance Conference Programme.

The Duplex WorldExhibitionThe Duplex World Exhibition will be held in parallel to the conference and willhost around 50 globally located exhibiting companies. This unique specializedevent is an ideal opportunity to showcase your company – products, services andpersonality to the dedicated global duplex stainless steel community. Suppliers,traders, fabricators and manufacturers are provided with the opportunity to jointogether and share new technological products and services to peers of theindustry and to introduce the engineers and end users the newest market trendsand applications available today! Please see page 8 for an up-to-date floorplanand a list of exhibitors.

NetworkingopportunitiesThe Duplex World 2010 event will provide excellent networking opportunities.Meet and greet experienced engineers, decision makers, manufacturers, traders,suppliers to the duplex stainless steel industry and your fellow materials specialistsfrom across the globe in one location at one time.The conference provides a superb platform to meet with numerous decisionmakers in the industry and to shake hands with the materials engineers who areset to shape the future of the duplex industry. Conference coffee breaks and lunchhours have been designed to give delegates maximum time to meet and greetfellow professionals.Held in parallel, the exhibition is the right spot to gain introductions to leadingsuppliers of duplex materials. Around fifty companies are expected to showcasetheir talents and services. Experienced technical and sales staff will be on hand toupdate you on the availability of their company products and to provide the latestinformation on new technologies and market trends.In addition, the social programme has been put together to further stimulatenetworking opportunities. The programme includes cocktail receptions and ofcourse a conference dinner, held in the magnificent Chateau du Clos de Vougeot.For further details, please see page 6.

Beautiful BeauneWith its stunning monuments and buildings, the city of Beaune is a real jewel anda “must visit” destination in France. Step back in time at the “hospices de Beaune”to see how people lived in a bygone age. Explore the city ramparts or take in anart gallery. Visit one of the cellars to taste some of the famous Burgundy wines.For more travel ideas for you and your partner, please see page 6.

Duplex AcademyDuplex for newcomersTo ensure maximum benefit for people new to the industry the Duplex World 2010event will also include an afternoon session for non-experts. The tutors, Jan-OlafNilsson and Thomas Ladwein, are recognised authorities on duplex and have vastexperience in teaching materials knowledge at all levels – from beginners’ coursesthrough to expert tuition.Set for the afternoon of Thursday, 14th October, the session is highlyrecommended for young engineers new to the sector as well as marketing staff,procurement officers, etc.

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The Duplex World 2010 Conference is organized by and the responsibility ofMr. Jacques Charles. Should you need further information regarding conferenceprogramme and fee’s please contact:Mr. Jacques Charles

E-Mail: [email protected] : + 33 171 920 650 • Mobile: + 33 6 19490181

Should you need any assistance, advice or further information regardingregistering for the conference please contact the conference secretary direct at :MAGNESIA PROCESS

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Hotels and Travel

Travelling to BeauneGetting to Beaune is easy, whether you wish to travel by plane,train or car. The information on this page is intended to showyou just some of the ways you can plan your journey. For morecomprehensive travel options, as well as a host of links, pleasevisit our special �“Getting There is Easy“ web page, availablevia: www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010 or contact ourofficial service partner Magnesia Process (see box below). The�“Getting There is Easy“ web page provides a general guideplus introductory information relating to all possible forms oftransportation to Beaune: from airlines and flight schedules,through travelling by train, by sea, by car, car hire information– even travelling by bus and taxi and some useful maps andtravellling through France Guides.

Travel tips

TRAVELLING BY PLANEIf you are travelling by plane to the DuplexWorld 2010 Conference & Exhibition, thenplease note that our �“Getting There isEasy“ web page has a host of information

plus direct links to many major airlines and airport websites. Italso contains details for onward travel.

LyonThe airport at Lyon-Saint Exupéry, which offers 120 direct flightsto airports in France, Europe and further afield, is just 1.5 hoursfrom Beaune by car, and slightly longer by train. Car hire isavailable from the airport, whilst the railway station is just a fiveminutes’ walk away. For more information about Lyon-SaintExupéry, please check: www.lyonaeroports.com

ParisParis-Charles de Gaulle (also referred to as Roissy Airport) is animportant national, European and intercontinental hub. Seewww.aeroportsdeparis.fr, or www.paris-cdg.com ). Charles deGaulle has its own railway station, with fast TGV trains. Quickesttrain journey time to Beaune is just over 2.5 hours. By car thedistance is 335 km, almost all of it on the motorway.

ParisParis-Orly (http://airport-orly.com/) is France’s second busiestairport, with flights to cities in France, Europe andintercontinental destinations plus excellent local bus and metroconnections. For example, transfer to Paris Gare de Lyon, from

where you can pick up frequent and fast trains to Beaune(quickest journey time just over two hours). By car the distance isabout 300 km, almost entirely on the motorway.

For further information regarding flights, airlines, airports andonward travel from selected airports to Beaune please do nothesitate to contact the official service partner :MAGNESIA PROCESSE-Mail : [email protected] : +33 380 70 93 67 or Fax: +33 380 47 43 71

Shuttle Services’Magnesia Process’ are offering shuttle services from selectedairports and train stations in France to Beaune and Palais desCongres direct. For information relating to the shuttle servicesoffered and a guide to times and prices please see the ‚ShuttleServices section hosted on our website via www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010 and follow the links to Travel Information.

TRAVELLING BY TRAINThe TGV (high-speed) trains in France arerenowned for their punctuality and speed. Traintravellers preparing to attend the Duplex WorldConference & Exhibition should visit our�“Getting There is Easy“ web page which

includes links with information about train travel to and withinFrance. Also included are car hire firms and taxi companies foronward travel. To plan your journey: www.sncf.fr.

Beaune train stationEasy to reach, the train station at Beaune is just an eight minutecar ride away from the Duplex World 2010 venue at the Palaisde Congres. Taxis are available.

Dijon railway stationDijon is well served by frequent and fast TGV trains from Paris(Gare de Lyon). The quickest trains will get you there in just over1.5 hours. Onward travel options include local trains to Beaune,car hire, or taxi. The distance to Beaune is just 45 km.

Shuttle Services’Magnesia Process’ are offering shuttle services from selectedairports and train stations in France to Beaune and Palais desCongres direct. For information relating to the shuttle servicesoffered and a guide to times and prices please see the ‚ShuttleServices section hosted on our website via www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010 and follow the links to Travel Information

TRAVELLING BY CARFor navigation system please use thefollowing destination detail in order to reachthe Palais des Congres Beaune :Palais de Congres des Beaune

19 avenue Charles de GaulleF-21200 Beaune FranceBeaune is particularly well served by the national road networkin France as it is situated at the crossroads of the A6, A31(towards Dijon, then Lille or Nancy) and A38 (towardsBesançon, Bâle) motorways.French motorways, known as Autoroutes, are designated withthe letter A plus a number. A toll is required on many sections ofthe motorway network. The normal procedure is to collect a ticketfrom a toll booth (Peage) when you enter the motorway, andthen to pay on exiting. Payment can normally be made by cashor credit card. Motorways in France are typically of a highstandard. For a useful guide to driving routes and times toBeaune from a selection of French and many European Citiesplease see the Travel Information supplied via www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010. Simply follow the links to the�“Getting There is Easy” webpage to access ‘Travelling by Car’.

Hotel reservationsOn behalf of Duplex World participants, our official servicepartners ’Magnesia Process’ has taken hotel reservation optionsin different hotels in and around Beaune. Choose from aselection of sharp business hotels and guest houses located in thedirect vacinity of Palais des Congres, to executive suits andluxury hotels in Beaune Centre, or how about more relaxed andinformal retreats in the surrounding countryside? Offering avariety of rates and services to suit your needs, ’MagnesiaProcess’ will work directly with you to provide you and yourcompany the best deal and will ensure your time spent in Beaunebefore, during and after the Conference will be comfortable andenjoyable.For more information regarding accommodation in Beaune,please visit the Hotel Reservation Webpage available on theDuplex World 2010 Conference & Exhibition Webpages via:www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010 Simply follow thelinks to find a list of recommended hotels and relevant bookinginformation.As ’Magnesia Process’ have sole responsibility for hotel bookingservices for Duplex World participants we advise that for specificrequirements and hotel information you contact them direct onphone: +33 380 709 367 or e-Mail:[email protected].

Please remember that all above information is intended as a general guidance only and that we strongly recommend that youclarify all your travel arrangements with the appropriate agencies before you travel. All participants are individually and fully

responsible for all travel arrangements made to and from Beaune. In no way will Duplex World/KCI Publishing accept anyresponsibility for bookings made in error or any damage, loss or injury incurred during your journey to or from Beaune.

We would like to take this opportunity to wish you a safe and pleasant journey to Beaune !

Need Travel Assistance?For the benefit of Duplex World 2010 Conference & Exhibition participants, an official service partner has been appointed - ‘MagnesiaProcess - Congrès - Séminaires – Incentives’. Based in France, this multi-lingual agency specializes in integrated tourism and businessespracticalities. Magnesia Process can also assist you in making arrangements for transportation, car rentals and flights, as well as providinghotel information and reservations. Magnesia Process will also be offering shuttle services from certain airports and train stations.Contact details for Magnesia Process: phone: +33 380 709 367 or e-Mail: [email protected].

More travel info:For further extensive information relating to allyour travel and accomodation needs please seethe dedicated “Getting There is Easy“ page viawww.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010.

Register now as a Duplex World 2010 Delegate or Expo Visitor: please visit www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010. page 3

Duplex World 2010

Please note that this advance conference programme is preliminary and that the organizers reserve theright to make alteration. The final programme will be distributed at the conference.

Plenary session I 1

Plenary session I 2

Plenary session I 3

Process new offerChair: Jan-Olov Andersson (Outokumpu, Finland)

Pierre Soulignac (Industeel - ArcelorMittal group, France)PP52 H.Song (Baoshan Iron & Steel, China)

The effect of chemical compositions and hot rolled techniqueson hot ductility of duplex stainless steels

PP11 R.Sanchez and I. Gutiérrez (Acerinox, Spain)Effect of alloying level and process variables on the precipitationof brittle phases in duplex stainless steels

PP25 P. Vanvuchelen (ArcelorMitttal AMSE, Belgium), et al.Development of a new and large duplex offer withinArcelorMittal Stainless Europe

PP15 M. Oikawa and Y. Ikegami (Nippom Yakin Kogyo, Japan)The role of nitrogen in improving surface quality and otherproperties in 25Cr duplex stainless steel S32506

PP34 R. Fourmentin, et al. (ArcelorMittal Isbergues R&D, France)Influence of nitrogen on properties of duplex 2304 hot-rolledcoils

PP101 S. Pauly and J. Banker (Dynamic Materials Corporation, France)Duplex stainless steel clad plates technical information andapplications

PP36 R.A. Faria (AMB, Brazil), et al.The experience of ArcelorMittal Inox Brasil on production ofduplex stainless steels

PP60 K.R. Srinivasan (Mukand Ltd, India), et al.Development of duplex stainless steels at Mukand

PP113 C. Nie (Zhejiang Mingxin NewMaterial Technology CO, China)The application of nitride manganese in stainless industry

Questions / answers about all session papers

Coffee BreakChem/process applicationsChair: John Houben (ExxonmobilChemicals, The Netherlands

Sandy Sharp (Pulp & Paper, United States)PP66 G. Coates (Nickel Institutet, Canada)

A review of the use of duplex stainless steels in thehydrometallurgical and related industries

PP108 J. Korkhaus (BASF SE, Germany)Experience with duplex stainless steels in the chemical processindustry

PP99 K.G. Schuetze (Evonik Degussa GmbH, Germany)The behaviour of duplex stainless steels in organic acids

PP12 J. Aerts (DSM, The Netherlands), et al.Duplex always competes with austenitics at DSM; some cases

PP05 J. Wåle (Inspecta Technology AB, Sweden)Environmentally induced cracking of duplex stainless steels inthe pulp & paper industry

PP123 Y. Boudart (AM Industeel, Belgium)Usage of duplex stainless steels in chemical tankers: history,current use and what the future holds in reserve

PP58 R. Moshfegh (Outokumpu, Sweden)Variation on mechanical properties of LDX2101 and affect on theproduct’s process window

PP50 J.P. Audouard (Resolcor, France)Duplex or austenitic? An intelligent method for accuratematerial selection

PP01 M.M. Sadaway (Metallurgical Faculty of AzTU, Azerbaijan)The effect of acid concentration and temperature on corrosionand electrochemical behavior of duplex stainless steel insulfuric acid media


Localized corrosionChair: Ulf Kivisakk (Sandvik, Sweden)

Thomas Ladwein (Aalen University, Germany)PP122 J. Peultier and R.Bergeron (AM Industeel, France)

Corrosion risks and metallic solutions for MOC in air pollutioncontrol system

PP59 L. Peguet and A. Gaugain (ArcelorMittal, France)Localized corrosion resistance properties of duplex stainlesssteels and methodology; a review paper

PP76 R. Pettersson (Outokumpu, Sweden), et al.Stress corrosion resistance of duplex grades

PP64 B. Malki (CNRS UMR 5266 –INPG, France), et al.Influence of the alloying elements on crevice corrosion ofstainless steels: a modeling approach

PP106 V. Vignal (Université de Bourgogne, France), et al.Passive properties and corrosion resistance of duplex stainlesssteels after long-time ageing in NaCl media studied using SIMS,high-resolution Auger and local electrochemical techniques

PP104 J. Saithala (Fine Tubes, United Kingdom), et al.Influence of microstructural characteristics on corrosionbehaviour of welded and non-welded super duplex stainlesssteel

PP95 T. Ladwein (Aalen University, Germany) and M. HaakePrecipitation phenomena in duplex stainless steels withunbalanced ferrite-to-austenite ratio

PP24 C. Mapelli, et al. (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)Microstructural characterization and mechanical behaviour ofduplex stainless steel foams featured by different poredistribution

PP84 M. Maqbool (Qatar University, Qatar), et al.The effect of laser ultrasonic inspection on surface properties ofUNS S31803 DSS A qualitative study using image processing


Marcel Genet and Cedric Orban (COMC, France)Steel, alloying elements and the stainless steel markets (PP48)Jacques Charles (AM Global R&D, Belgium)The history of duplex developments (PP49)Markus Moll (MSR, Austria)Market drivers and outlook for duplex stainless steels to 2020 in various nickel price scenarios (PP29)

Conference Time Table

08:30

09:00

09:30

10:00

10:30

10:50

11:10

11:30

11:45

12:00

12:15

12:30

12:45

13:00

Plenary session II 1



MetallurgyChair: Jan-Olof Nilsson (Sandvik, Sweden)

Francois Dupoiron (Total Petrochemicals France)PP112 J.D. Mithieux and R. Richard Fourmentin (AM Global R&D,

France)474°C embrittlement in duplex : a review

PP30 M. Mantel, et al. (Ugitech Research Center, France)Long term aging of various duplex stainless steels between250°C and 400°C- Relationship between toughnessmeasurements and metallurgical parameters

PP77 Jan Y. Jonsson, et al. (Outokumpu, Sweden)Quantitative evaluation of phase fractions in duplex stainlesssteels

PP109 E. Ramous, et al. (University of Padova, Italy)Analysis of phase stability in Cr-Ni and Cr-Mn DSS

PP19 J.Y. Choi and K.T. Park (Posco, South Korea)TRIP Behavior of Fe-20Cr-5Mn-xN microduplex stainless steel

PP96 J. Pilhagen and R. Rolf Sandström [Royal Institute ofTechnology (KTH), Sweden]Microstructural influence on the toughness of duplex stainlesssteel 2205

PP03 J.R.S. Moreno (University of São Carlos, Brazil)Ferrite hardiness increases due to structural changes at lowtemperatures

PP119 I. Alvarez-Armas (Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina),et al.TEM-EDX analysis of spinodal decomposition in fatigued duplexstainless steel

PP51 X. Kleber (INSA Lyon, France), et al.Aging behaviour of lean duplex steel using thermoelectricpower measurements

PP53 I. Jauhari and H.A.M. Yuso (University of Malaya, Malaysia)Superplastic boronizing of duplex stainless steel under dualcompression method


Oil & gas applicationsChair: Thierry Cassagne (Total EP, France)

Gisle Rørvik (Statoil ASA, Norway)PP117 D. Thierry (Aker Solutions, Norway), et al.

Service performance of super duplex umbilical tubing within theumbilical design

PP14 F. Busschaert (Total, France), et al.New challenges for the use of duplex stainless steels at lowtemperature

PP91 E. Turbeville (FMC Kongsberg Subsea AS, Norway) and F.Busschaert (Total, France)A summary of recent subsea project experience with weldedpipe, seamless pipe and hipped fittings

PP54 N. Renton (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom), et al.The effect of cathodic over-protection of a super-duplex stainlessteel

PP100 D. Zuili (Technip, France)The use of duplex stainless steel in oil & gas industry

PP10 A. Bourgeon, et al. (TWI Ltd, United Kingdom)Strain rate effects on fracture toughness of duplex stainlesssteel welds

PP04 B.A. Lasebikan, et al. (University of Aberdeen, United Kingdom)Influence of ammonium bisulphite on the electrochemicalbehavior of superduplex stainless steel (25%Cr) pipes in brinesolution

PP62 G. Rørvik, et al. (Statoil ASA, Norway)Influence of intermetallic precipitates on mechanical propertiesand corrosion resistance

PP37 E. Remita, et al. (Technip Flexifrance, France)Qualification and industrialization of superduplex and Alloy 31carcasses for flexible pipe applications

PP55 N. Renton andW.F. Deans (University of Aberdeen, UnitedKingdom)The transferability of duplex stainless steel crack resistancemeasurements


WeldingChair: Leif Karlsson (Outokumpu Stainless AB, Sweden)

Paul Woolin (TWI Ltd, United Kingdom)PP33 V. van der Mee (Lincoln Electric Europe, The Netherlands), et al.

Welding duplex and superduplex stainless steel – industry guide

PP107 M. Schmitz-Niederau and J. Korkhaus(Böhler Schweisstechnik Deutschland GmbH, Germany)Overview about the welding of duplex stainless steels

PP87 A. Fanica and G. Passot (ArcelorMittal Global R&D, France)Improvement of the duplex weldability

PP121 S.D. Brandi (Universidade de São Paulo, Brazil)Weldability and brazeability of lean, duplex and superduplexstainless steels

PP27 D. Bergstorm, et al. (ATI Allegheny Ludlum, United States)Welding optimization of ATI 2102 (UNS S82011) lean duplexstainless steel

PP88 A. Fanica, et al. (ArcelorMittal Global R&D, France)Optimization of the gas for welding the UR2202 lean duplex

PP22 Y. Oikawa, et al. (Nippon Steel & Sumikin Stainless Steel, Japan)Corrosion resistance of the heat-affected zone of UNS S32101welded joint

PP41 R. Gardi (Salahaddin University, Iraq)Intergranular corrosion resistance and hardness of dissimilarstainless steel (SAF 2205 and AISI 316L) welds

PP16 T. Sándor (ESAB Kft., Hungary), J. Dobránszky(Hungarian Academy of Sciences)Microstructural properties of the heterogeneous welded jointsof Ldx2101 and 304 stainless steels

PP75 A. Thulin (Outokumpu, Sweden), et al.Properties and weld oxides of resistance spot welded duplexstainless steel


Staffan Hertzman (Outokumpu Stainless Research Foundation, Sweden)On the effect of nitrogen on duplex stainless steels (PP44)Jan-Olof Nilsson (Sandvik, Sweden)The physical metallurgy of duplex stainless steels (PP102)Leif Karlsson (ESAB AB, Sweden)Welding duplex stainless steels - old truths and new grades (PP02)

LunchSessions II (Wednesday, 13 October)Chair: Iris Rommerskirchen (H. BUTTING GmbH & Co. KG) and John Dunn (Allegheny Technologies)

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14:30

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16:00

16:20

16:40

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17:15

17:30

17:45

17:55

18:05

18:15

18:30

Sessions I (Wednesday, 13 October)Chair: Jean-Yves Gilet (EVP AM Stainless), Sjef Roymans (Stainless Steel World)

Wednesday October 13, 2010


Please note that this advance conference programme is preliminary and that the organizers reserve theright to make alteration. The final programme will be distributed at the conference.

Duplex World 2010

Conference Time Table

Plenary Session III 1



Lean duplexChair: Elisabet Alfonsson (Outokumpu Avesta, Sweden)

Jean-Christophe Gagnepain (AM Industeel, France)PP93 A. Robineau (Institut de Soudure, France), et al.

Lean duplex grades:weldability and properties of welded joints

PP26 I. Calliari (University of Padova, Italy), et al.Phase transformation in 2101 DSS after cold rolling

PP74 P. Boillot, et al. (AM Industeel, France)Investigations on standard corrosion test for quality control oflean duplex stainless steel

PP57 L.K. Singhal, et al. (JSL Limited, India)Comparative evaluation of low nickel and nickel free lean duplexstainless steels with 316L in a variety of corrosive media

PP71 N. Pauze, et al. (AM Industeel, France)Overview of alternatives to 304L/316L plate mill plates: leanduplex and 200 series

PP120 I. Alvarez-Armas, et al. (Universidad Nacional de Rosario, Argentina)Cyclic deformation behavior on lean duplex stainless steel

PP21 A. Sang-Kon (POSCO, South Korea)A new lean duplex stainless steel and its properties

PP98 T. Ladwein, et al. (Aalen University, Germany)How to control the metallurgical quality of lean duplex stainlesssteels?

PP85 I. Calloni (A.D. Tubi Inossidabili S.p.A., Italy) and G. Amistani(Politecnico di Milano, Italy)On-line annealing of a lean duplex stainless steel


Sessions III (Thursday, 14 October)Chair: Staffan Hertzman (Outokumpu Stainless Research Foundation) and Walter Nicodemi (Politecnico di Milano)

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Duplex Academy

Coffee BreakWater( +Cl..) applications & desalinationChair: Dominique Thierry (Institut de la Corrosion, France)

Jerôme Peultier (ArcelorMittal, Global R&D, France)PP18 D. Féron (CEA/DEN-Saclay, France) and A. Mollica (ISMAR–

CNR, Italy)From the mechanisms of the biocorrosion of duplex steels innatural waters to corrosion test standards and methods

PP13 N. Larché (French Corrosion Institute, France), et al.Crevice corrosion of duplex stainless steels in natural andchlorinated seawater

PP83 G. Byrne, et al. (Rolled Alloys, United Kingdom)The family of Duplex Alloys in the desalination industry

PP69 J. Peultier and P. Boillot (AM Industeel, France)Use of stainless steels duplex family in desalination: a review

PP31 H.Y. Chang (KOPEC, South Korea), et al.Compatibility evaluation for application of lean duplex stainlesssteels to seawater systems in nuclear power plants

PP105 J. Saithala (Fine Tubes, United Kingdom), et al.Corrosion behaviour of lean duplex, duplex and super duplexstainless steels in chloride solutions

PP39 J. Höwing (Sandvik Materials Technology, Sweden)Applications for duplex grades with high PRE in refineries

PP65 H. Rahmatalla (Qatar University, Qatar), et al.Duplex stainless steel as an alternate to austenitic stainlesssteel for avoiding Stress Corrosion Cracking (SCC) of heatexchanger tubes handling sea-water / case study

PP35 A. Allion (Isbergues R&D Centre, France)Surface properties and hygienic properties


Luca Pentericci; John Houben + casting representativesComplementary products & castingsRaymond Cordewener; + oil & gas representativesNDT, quality insurance, QCElisabeth Alphonsson, + end usersLean duplexJan-Olof Nilsson (Sandvik, Sweden) and Thomas Ladwein (Aalen University, Germany)Learn about duplex; for industry newcomers

QC NDTChair: Rachel Petersson (Outokumpu, Sweden)

Etienne Soutif (Technip, France)PP20 S. Paterson, et al. (Shell Upstream International Europe, United

Kingdom)Improving manufacturing quality of duplex stainless steelcomponents

PP32 E. Ryengen (Aker Solutions ASA, Norway)Heat treatment of components in 22 Cr and 25 Cr duplex ss (andother materials)

PP40 T. Mathiesen and J. Vagn Hansen (FORCETechnology Department for Corrosion and Metallurgy ,Denmark)Consequences of sigma phase on pitting corrosion resistance ofduplex stainless steel

PP79 R. Francis (Rolled Alloys, United Kingdom), et al.QA/QC tools to ensure the quality of duplex fittings and othercomponents

PP63 L. Marken, et al. (Statoil ASA, Norway)Field inspection methods and procedures to detect intermetallicprecipitates

PP103 G. Holloway, et al. (Metrode Products Limited, United Kingdom)Corrosion testing of duplex and superduplex weld metal

PP61 J. Vang Hansen and T. Mathiesen (FORCE Technology, Denmark)Improved on-site preparation technique for evaluation of sigmaphase content in duplex stainless steel

PP67 D. Bauer (Magnetic Analysis Corporation, United States), et al.Latest saturation techniques – the key ingredient for successfuleddy current tests on duplex pipes

PP47 S. Lukose (MetalMetalcare Inspection Services Inc., Canada)Detection of corrosion under insulation and blockages on pipingsystem using LIXI Profiler system


Angela Wensley (Angela Wensley Engineering Inc, Canada)Duplex in the pulp and paper industry -- the good, the bad, and the ugly (PP92)Elisabet Alfonsson (Outokumpu Avesta, Sweden)Lean duplex – the first decade of service experience (PP82)Iris Rommerskirchen (H. BUTTING GmbH & Co. KG, Germany)Duplex stainless steels in the pipe production a historical review – new findings : from exotic material to commodity (PP28)

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25Cr/ hyper duplexesChair: Pasi Kangas (Sandvik, Sweden)

Glenn Byrne (Rolled Alloys, United Kingdom)PP116 P. Kangas and G. Chai (Sandvik, Sweden)

New Hyper Duplex stainless steels

PP110 Y.S. Park (Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea)Development of a new hyper duplex stainless steel withsuppressed formation of the secondary phases

PP78 G. Warburton (Rolled Alloys, United Kingdom), et al.A review of the manufacture and performance of ZERON 100seam welded tubing for corrosion resistant applications

PP56 S. Wessman (ESAB AB, Sweden), et al.Study of the influence of tungsten in superduplex stainless steelwelds

PP114 M. Boring and J. Ramirez (EdisonWelding Institute, United States)In-service welding procedure development for super duplexstainless steel in low temperature applications

PP38 F. Hagg (Avesta Welding, Sweden), et al.Welding super duplex stainless steel ( ASTM S32750/EN 1.4410)using a new matching flux cored wire

PP06 C.S. Lee (POSTECH, South Korea), et al.Effect of Ce on phase transformation and toughness of superduplex stainless steels

PP07 A. Eklund, et al. (Carpenter Powder Products AB, Sweden)Properties of P/M-HIP Duplex Stainless Steel

PP17 E. Ramous (DPCI, University of Padova, Italy), et al.Microstructural stability of isothermally aged 2510 duplexstainless steel


Sessions IV (Friday, 15 October)Chair: Jacques Charles, Angela Wensley

Coffee BreakCIVIL engineer/ B&CChair: Mitsu Edwards (RFR - Architectural Engineering, Scotland)

Thomas Pauly (Euro Inox, Belgium)PP90 A. Kosmač and N. Baddoo (Euro Inox, Belgium)

Sustainability of duplex stainless steel for bridges

PP72 P. Gumpel and A. Burkert (Hochschule Konstanz, Germany)Application of Duplex Stainless Steels in Civil Engineering

PP73 P. Boillot (AM Industeel, France), et al.Corrosion resistance of stainless steel pipes and plates buried invarious types of soil

PP09 T. Mesquita (Ugitech Research Center, France), et al.Lean duplex stainless steels - the role of molybdenum additionon pitting corrosion of concrete reinforcements

PP70 C. Lojewski, et al. (AM Industeel, France)Atmospheric corrosion resistance of DSS: results of a fieldexposure program

PP45 C. Tigerstand and J. Sjöström (Outokumpu Stainless AB, Sweden)Duplex Stainless Steel adds Structural and Cost Efficiency toSeismic Design of Storage Tanks

PP86 B. Wadman (Swerea IVF AB, The Netherlands), et al.Influence of duplex steel surface texture on galling

PP42 U. Schnaut and B. Berg (Bergrohr GmbH, Germany)New, cost-efficient method to manufacture CRA duplex linedsteel pipe

PP97 B. Henkel (Henkel Beiz- und Elektropoliertechnik GmbH,Germany) and T. Ladwein (Aalen University, Germany)Electropolishing of duplex stainless steels


Machinability & deformabilityChair: Marc Mantel (UGITECH Research Centre, France)

Raymond Cordewener (EES Heads, The Netherlands)PP08 N. Renaudot, et al. (UGITECH Research Centre, France)

Machinability of duplex stainless steels long products: how todeal with the sulphur way?

PP118 Craig Morton (Allegheny Technologies, United States), et al.The machinability of duplex stainless steel alloys

PP43 S. Cazottes (INSA-Lyon, France), et al.Microstructure and deformation process of welded lean duplexstainless steels

PP89 S.K. Yerra (Unité IMAP, Belgium), et al.A numerical study on damage nucleation in DSS

PP46 G. Martin (SIMAP, France), et al.Determination of high temperature micro-scale straindistribution - application to duplex stainless steel

PP23 C. Mapelli and S. Barella (Politecnico di Milano, Italy)Control and improvement of mechanical anisotropy through theapplication of traditional and innovative rolling techniques

PP80 G.Littlefair, et al. (AUT University, New Zealand)Chip morphology in the machining of wrought duplex stainlesssteels

PP81 G.Littlefair, et al. (AUT University, New Zealand)Machinability & tool wear characteristics in the drilling ofwrought duplex stainless steels

PP68 I. Stiebe and C. Walz (Althammer GmbH & Co.KG Heidenheim,Germany)Laser cladding for highly stressed tubing's applications


Pierre Soulignac (Industeel - ArcelorMittal Group, France)Celebrating the 70+ years of duplex stainless steels in Europe (PP94)Takeshi Yoshida (NSSC)Duplex steel market in Asia and NSSC duplex solution (PP115)Dick Garvin (AM Industeel USA)Duplex-A tribute to those engineers who were brave pioneers (as viewed from a North American sales engineer over the past 30 years) (PP111)

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Friday October 15, 2010


Social Programme & Tourism

The city of Beaune is located in the center of the prestigious“côte d’or”, renowned for its top Burgundy quality wines.Neighbouring towns and villages villages have famous names

such as Pomard, Chassagne, Corton, Santenay, Volnay, Vougeot, NuitSt-Georges or Gevrey Chambertin, names that are known world-wide!Beaune itself is a medium-sized city with a wealth of historicalmonuments. One of the most famous places to visit is the “hospices deBeaune”, a former hospital where you can really see the living conditionsin former centuries. The building is truly an exceptional architecturalmonument. Some of the courtyard roofs are decorated in colouredceramic tiles, and are a symbol of the Burgundy area.The city centre can be easily explored on foot, and in addition to manyhistoric buildings, museums, boutiques, ramparts and art galleriesBeaune also boasts plenty of cellars where you can taste many of thewines which have made the region famous. The city also has plenty ofcharming restaurants and cafes to suit the most discerning of palates.Leaving the city, you enter a landscape dominated by the vineyards ofthe “côte d’or”. You are just a short car journey away from experiencingthis beautiful French countryside at first hand. In fact, mid-October is theideal time to visit the region, for this is when the leaves turn colour. Thespectacular riot of colours - greens, yellows, reds and browns - makesthis season the Indian summer of vinyards and something not to bemissed!Travel to the north of Beaune and you will find the historical capital of theBurgundy region: Dijon. Known world-wide for its famous mustard, this

is truly a city to visit! Go just 35 km south of Beaune to reach the AMIndusteel Le Creusot factory, which is famous for its specialty platesproduction but also has a massive forge and other industrial facilitiesrelated to the nuclear industry (AREVA) and the railway sector. Furthersouth still why not pay a visit to Cluny Abbey, which when built was thelargest Christian building in the world!

Social programmeTo further facilitate networking opportunities, the Duplex World 2010Conference will feature a number of cocktail receptions and a highlightConference Dinner. Get to know your peers in a convivial atmosphere.The sophisticated settings will allow you to relax and enjoy some of thevery best French wines and cuisine!• Tuesday, October 12th, evening: welcome cocktail at the Palais descongres de Beaune.

• Wednesday, October 13th, evening: visit to the famous Hospices deBeaune followed by a cocktail reception at the Donjon.

• Thursday, October 14th, evening: entertainment and conferencedinner at the Chateau du Clos de Vougeot Coach transport to andfrom the event hotels. The historical Chateau du Clos de Vougeotdates back to the 12th Century and is the headquarter of the“confrerie des chevaliers du Tastevin”.

Spouse programmeYour partner will have plenty to see and do during the conference hours.

• Wednesday: a full day trip is available to the Fontenay Abbey,located to the north-west of Beaune. The route will include a drivethrough the spectacular vineyards, and will include various stopswhere you will see some famous architectural sites before youexperience the tranquillity of this abbey. Lunch will be served intypical Burgundy fashion. A further visit to Anis de Flavigny isscheduled, where you can sample typical local products, such ascandied aniseed – a treat first made for the local nobility back in the17th Century

• On Thursday, enjoy a tour through the south “côte d’or” vineyardregion with a stop in Meursault castle and a lunch in ChassagneMonrachet.

• Friday morning’s trip is to the magnificent city of Dijon, with enoughtime allocated to fully appreciate the many monuments, old houses,and of course the boutiques.


Discover Beaune, explore the “côte d’or”Don’t Delay – Join us Today !Designed to enhance and maximize your networking opportunities in amore relaxed and informal atmosphere the Duplex World SocialProgramme is set to be a most popular addition to the conference &exhibition programme. We therefore advise that you book your socialprogramme tickets well in advance as tickets will be sold on a first comefirst serve basis!

Further information relating to the events featured in the socialprogramme along with participation fee’s and most importantly how toregister can be found via www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010simply follow the links to Social Programme.(Please Note: Conference Delegate Registration will include socialprogramme event options)

The Duplex World 2010 Social Programme is organized by the ConferenceChairman, Mr. Jacques Charles. For information:E-Mail: [email protected] : + 33 171 920 650Mobile: + 33 6 19490181

For assistance with registering for the social programme, please contactMAGNESIA PROCESS:E-Mail : [email protected] : +33 380 70 93 67Fax: +33 380 47 43 71


Highlights past and present2010 will mark the eighth conference dedicated to duplex stainless steels,spanning almost three decades. Since the first event, back in 1982, all the showshave been extremely successful in disseminating knowledge and expertise aboutduplex to a wide audience. As a build-up to the latest instalment in Beaune, hereare some of the highlights from past events.

1982: first show about duplex is organised in St Louis,USA.

1994: Duplex World is organised in Glasgow, Scotland.Conference Director Trevor Gooch (at the time ManagerMaterials Technology for TWI) said that “the number ofvisitors to the conference clearly shows that thisprogramme indeed fills a need for an internationalplatform where all branches of the industry can sharetheir expertise and experience.”A highlight of the social programme was definitely thevisit to the Transport Museum and the performance ofsword-fighting Scotsmen, which one delegate noted wasremarkably similar to negotiating a duplex contract![image – Scotsmen fighting – needs scanning]

1991: sees the show move to Beaune, France. Past attendeesreferred to this show as "the most legendary ever!"

2000: In October 2000 the beautiful city of Venice, Italy,played host to the 6th Duplex Conference & Expo.Organised by the Italian Metallurgical Association, theshow included 80 presentations and a workshop forfabricators. The show had a strong emphasis on scientificdevelopments, with many papers from the universitycommunity. The exhibition attracts 13 companies.

2010: the 8th Duplex World event is set for Beaune, France – thevenue of the legendary and most famous Duplex Conference everback in 1991. The Scientific Committee, under the chairmanship ofJacques Charles, reports having a hard task in selecting from themany paper proposals. In all, a staggering 121 papers will bepresented, and delegates will also be able to select from threeworkshops plus a Duplex Academy. Conference sessions includelocalised corrosion, process applications, metallurgy, welding,machinability and many others.

1997: Duplex World ’97 is held is Maastricht, the Netherlands, whereit is organised by Stainless Steel World. With 463 conference delegatesand a further 260 expo visitors, this show eclipsed all previous Duplexevents. A notable first was that presentations were made available on

CD-Rom, which, it was claimed, “would enable papers to be easily andconveniently searched using key words.”. Another first was the

introduction of workshops, where the audience could really discussselected topics under the guidance of experienced moderators. An

antique globe was presented to the Chairman, Mr Paul Løvland, whilst astainless steel champagne cooler (see photo) was awarded to a certain

Mr Jacques Charles in recognition of his hard work in developing,marketing and promoting duplex over the previous ten years.

2007: Grado, Italy, was the locationfor the 7th Duplex World event.Organisers were again the ItalianAssociation of Metallurgy, with MrJacques Charles in the chair. Theirmessage was clear: “In highly corrosiveenvironments, a substantial growth ofduplex applications is expected.” Theconference also addressed topicalissues, such as fracture toughness,formability, and susceptibility to HISC.

Register now as a Duplex World 2010 Delegate or Expo Visitor: please visit www.stainless-steel-world.net/duplex2010.

Duplex Stainless Steel Exhibition

Company Name Country Stand No m²

Ambica Steels + Tranox GmbH India 909 9

ATI - Allegheny Technologies USA 115 18

Avesta Welding Finland 606 9

BGH Edelstahl Freital GmbH Germany 505 9

Böhler Bleche GmbH & Co KG Austria 404 9

Chandan Steel Ltd India 717 9

Cogne Acciai Speciali SpA Italy 804 9

HuZhou FengTai Stainless Steel Pipe China 507 9

International Piping Products (Europe) Ltd UK 317 36

Jiangsu Wujin Stainless Steel Pipe China 113 18

Jürgen Witte Nederland BV Germany 908 13.5

Kuhn Special Steel Germany 910 9

Metals UK UK 917 13.5

Metrode Products Ltd UK 219 9

Nippon Yakin Kogyo Co Ltd Japan 915 9

Outokumpu Oy Finland 607 18

Ortmans SA Belgium 911 9

Prakash Steelage Ltd India 916 9

Raccortubi SpA Italy 807 18

Ratnamani Metals & Tubes Ltd India 504 9

Rolled Alloys Inc USA 109 18

Salzgitter Mannesmann Stainless Tubes GmbH Germany 617 18

Sandvik Materials Technology Sweden 407 18

Shanghai Jinchang Stainless Steel Pipe China 105 9

Shanghai Tianbao Stainless Steel Co Ltd China 914 9

Stalatube Oy Finland 417 9

Thermo Scientific Niton Analyzers Germany 817 9

ThyssenKrupp Nirosta GmbH Germany 912 18

TISCO China 905 22,5

Schmolz+Bickenbach Ugitech sa France 117 9

Ugine & ALZ Groupe Arcelor France 207 18

Welding Alloys France France 518 9

Exhibitors List Showcase Your Company at the DuplexEvent of the Year!

Stand reservation form Duplex World 2010 ExhibitionBeaune, France 13th – 15th October 2010

YES, please reserve Stand Number ....................................................................................................................................................(Standard Stand size is 9m2)

Single stand €4950 • Double stand €9900 • Custom size stand Price on requestStand space price includes standard shell scheme (details will follow) + 1 Conference ticket (including including social programme vouchers)

Special requests: 15% surcharge on stands with two or more open sides • Island stand (+15% minimum size 36m2)The following competitors should not have a stand immediately adjacent:

You will receive a total invoice together with the order confirmation.Please note: all prices are excluding 19.6% VAT/TVA

N.B. The organization will take your special requests into account as much as possible. However, we cannot guarantee that all special requests will be granted.

Please note the following cancellation fees:Cancellation before 1st of July 2010 – 75% of total original cost • Cancellation after 1st of July 2010 total original cost.

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