ERIKS Fluor Elastomer 90 Compound 514530 Technical Datasheet

1. Introduction

ERIKS elastomer compound 514530 is a fluorocarbon compound specially designed for use high pressure environments. In addition
to excellent resistance to hydrocarbons and coolants, 514530 also offers resistance to rapid gas decompression (RGD).

ERIKS 514530 has been tested successfully according to the RGD requirements of:

NORSOK M710 Rev. 2, Section 7, Annex B.

Test conditions: 10% carbon dioxide in methane; 100C; 150 bar (15MPa); decompression rate 20 bar/minute; 10 cycles. Three
samples were tested, all passing with a rating of 0000.

NACE TM0297.
Test conditions: 100% carbon dioxide; 150C; 380 bar; decompression rate 70 bar/minute; 1 cycle. Three samples were tested, all
passing with a rating of 1.

TOTAL GS EP PVV 142

Test conditions: 20% carbon dioxide in methane; 75C; 190 bar (19MPa); decompression time of 1 minute; 5 cycles. No damage
or leakage.

Shell Research Ltd. Test Rig

Test conditions: Natural gas; 80C; 138 bar (13.8 MPa); decompression time of 12 minutes; 30 cycles. No leakage.

2. Product Description

Chemical Composition : Fluorocarbon

Physical Form : O-rings, moulded seals
Colour : Black
Storage Stability* : 10 years
* Following ISO 2230 conditions

3. Mechanical Properties

Test Method Norm Units Value

Hardness ISO 868 IRHD 91
Tensile Strength ISO 37 MPa 16.0
Elongation at break ISO 37 % 110
Compression Set, 22h/200C ISO 815 A % 11
Compression Set, 70h/200C ISO 815 A % 15
Low temperature testing
TR 10 ASTM D1329 C -17
Brittle point ASTM D2137-A C -20
Heat Ageing 168h/250C
Hardness Change IRHD +3
ASTM D 573
Tensile Strength Change % -15
Elongation Change % -15
Fluid resistance, ASTM Fuel C
70h/23C
Hardness Change ASTM D471 IRHD -3
Volume Change % +4

4. Temperature Resistance
-27C to +230C (short term resistance to +250C)

This information is, to the best of our knowledge, accurate and reliable. The above mentioned data have been obtained by tests we consider
as reliable. We dont assure that the same results can be obtained in other laboratories, using different conditions by the preparation and
evaluation of the samples.