Mission Statement

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Mission Statement

• Custom Engineered Lubricants Utilizing Premium
  Base Stocks and Specific Additives Creating
  Superior Lubrication Technology
• Working With the OEM to Meet the Needs of Todays
  Complex Equipment
• Assess Our Customers Needs and Requirements for
  Customized Lubricants

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C C Oil Company

• Over 2 Decades of Lubrication Experience
• World Class Production Facility
• Uncompromised Quality
• Readily Accessible Service for Large Small
  Customers
• Complete Customer Satisfaction

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SOUTHERN COMPANY
Gas Turbine Requirements
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SOUTHERN COMPANY
Steam Turbine Requirements
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Turbine Oil History
The opportunity for vastly superior technology in
NOW

• Further hydro- processed oils
• Advanced anti- oxidants
• 2nd generation ashless EP/AW

Oxidation Life in Hrs.

• Hydro- processed oils available
• Basic oxidation inhibitors
• Ashless EP/AW available

10000

• Solvent refined oils
• Improved oxidation inhibitors
• No EP/AW

8000

• Simple mineral oils
• Earliest chemical oxidation inhibitors
• No extreme pressure/ anti-wear

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4000
2000
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40s 50s
60s 70s
80s 90s
Next Generation
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Petroleum Base Stock
Viscosity Index
Saturate
Sulfur
Solvent Refined Hydroprocessed SeverelyHydro
processed
lt90 gt0.03 90-100 gt90 lt0.03
95-105 gt90 lt0.03 120
1970s - 1980s - 1990s -
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Synthetic Base Stock
(Polyalphaolefins)
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Types of Industrial Lubricant Additives
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Neutralization
How Additives Affect Neutralization Numbers
Historically, Neutralization (Acid Value)
Limitations Prohibit the Use of AW EP Additives
in Turbine Applications AW EP Systems Are
Typically Considered to be Negative on Thermal
Oxidative Stability
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Additive Co-Existence?
Generic turbine oils are notgiving optimal
performancein todays advanced systems. Until
now, generic turbine oils could not utilize the
benefits of anti-wear and extreme pressure
additives in addition to rust oxidation
inhibitors, while maintaining low neutralization
number requirements.
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C C Philosophy
Lubricants of the FUTURE!
Optimized Customer- Specific Additives

• Petroleumor
• Synthetic
• Base Stock

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C C Oil Company
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Research Development
Research Development at Other Major Oil
Companies is Focused on Passenger Car
Technology 99.99 of Research Dollars EndsUp in
the Parking Lot Additive Companies Are Highly
Focused on Automotive Industry The Small Volume
of Business Compared to the Automotive Industry
has made R D in the Turbine Oil Industry
miniscule
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C C Oil Company
At CC Oil Company, Our Research Development is
Specific to Our Customers Turbines and
Supporting Equipment We are Dedicated to the
Power Generation Industry We Focus on Industrial
Lubricants, Turbine Oils, Circulation and Gear
Oils
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OEM Specs Establish Minimum (Sub-Optimum)
Standards
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C C Oil Company
The
Next Generation Turbine Oil
Optimized Neutralization Number for Longer
Life Provides AW EP Properties Use One Product
Instead of Two
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Testing Oxidative Thermal Stability
Our Turbine Oil Far Exceeds OEM Oxidation
Requirements CC Oil Does In-Depth Testing for
All Critical Issues Subjected to More Rigorous
Testing than OEM - Cincinnati Machine
Testing Reduce Coking
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In Depth Anti-Wear Analysis
Increased Load Carrying Properties Improved Wear
Characteristics - FZG-ASTM D 5182 - ASTM D
4172 - ASTM D 2783
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Hydrolytic Stability Testing
Denison HF-O Specification - Perform with the
presence of Moisture (ASTM D 2619) - Resists
Acid and Sludge Formation (ASTM D
4310) Denison Filtration Procedure -
Filterability (Denison TP-02100-A)
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Rust Corrosion Service
PASS
All Turbine Oils Must Pass Basic Tests for Rust
and Corrosion We Address - Chemistry -
Contaminants - Potential for Bacterial
Corrosion
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Typical Gas Turbine OEM Specifications
C Cs New Millennium
Tests
Manufacturer
Oxidation - ASTM D943 - ASTM D2272 Foam - ASTM
D892 Load Carrying - FZG - ASTM D 5182 Load
Stage W/O Failure Neutralization - ASTM D974 Air
Release - ASTM D3472
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Typical Steam Turbine OEM Specifications
C Cs New Millennium
Tests
Manufacturer
Oxidation - ASTM D943 - ASTM D2272 Foam - ASTM
D892 Load Carrying - FZG - ASTM D 5182 Load
Stage W/O Failure Neutralization - ASTM D974 Air
Release - ASTM D3472
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Optimized Lubricants for Our Customers
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Examples ofC C Commitment to Optimized
Lubrication for the Power Generation Industry
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Field Trial Results
Electric Power Utility ABB / C-E Pulverizer
Friction Reduction (Amperage)
Average Operating Temp.
Output (hp Change)
Fluid
Mineral-Based ISO-220 Gear Oil
Energy-Efficient CC Duration EP-220
Results Using CC
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Field Trial Results
Electric Power Utility BW Pulverizer
Annual Energy Cost Savings Year
Coal Processing Energy kWh/Ton
Total Energy per Mill kWh/
Energy Savings per Mill kWh
Energy per Mill per Year kWh x 106
Fluid
Mineral-Based ISO-460 Gear Oil
Energy-Efficient CC Duration EP-460
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Actual Savings
Plant Miller Alabama Power, Quinton, AL
in Millions
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Initial Use of Duration EP-460
Annual Energy Costs to run 28 BW Pulverizes
3,185,000
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3,003,000
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1994
1998
2002
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Turbine Oil
for the
New Millenium
Exceeds Basic Industry Specifications Extends
Oxidation Life Service Intervals Longer Bearing
Life With AW Load Carrying Features Superior
Performance When Exposedto Moisture Enhanced
Filterability Under BothWet Dry
Conditions Combats Coking
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