Thomas Moline, The Timken Company

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Oil and Gas Impact On Manufacturing Utica 2014 Summit Tom Moline Vice President – Steel Manufacturing October 23, 2013


About The Timken Company Manufacturer of specialty steels and industrial components serving: • • • •

Agriculture Light Vehicles Military Power Generation

2012 sales: US $5.0 billion •

Established in 1899

Construction Medium/Heavy Truck • 20,000 •people • Mining • Based in • Rail Canton, Ohio

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Our Business Segments

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Steel

Process Industries

Mobile Industries

Aerospace


Our Product Portfolio Bearings

Engineered Steel

Power Transmission

Related Products

Industrial Services

Tapered

Bars and Billets

Gears

Seals

Bearing Repair

Chain

Reliability

Augers

Condition Monitoring Systems

Housed Units

Lubrication

Cylindrical Spherical Ball

Tubing Steel Components Value-added Solutions

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Lubricators

Inspection Chock and Roll Repair


Our Steel Business

Industrial

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Mobile On-highway

Oil and Gas


Delivering Custom-Melted Solutions 450 grades of carbon and alloy steels Well suited for power transmission applications Special bar quality steel

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Seamless mechanical steel tubing

Value-added solutions


Offering A Very Broad Size Range

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Focusing On High-Performance Applications Steel Applications

Non-Timken

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Fasteners Hand Tools Leaf Springs Reinforcing Bar Shopping Carts Table Legs

PERFORMANCE

Bearings Bearing Races Crankshafts CV Joints Energy Fuel Injectors Gears Gun Barrels Production Transmissions

HIGH

LOW


Serving The Oil & Gas Industry

Steel Oil and Gas Business Drilling Equipment

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Value Added Service

Completion

Horizontal Drilling


Serving The Oil & Gas Industry

Bearings & Power Transmission Business Oil and Gas Highly engineered bearings and related solutions that keep equipment running continuously, safely, reliably Offshore & Onshore Drilling • Crown and traveling blocks, draw works, drill bits, hoists, mud pumps, rotary tables, top drives and swivels • Jacking systems, mooring buoys and winches • Fracking pumps/trucks, mobile rig, wire line/coiled tubing 10



Note: source EXXON Mobile


World Total Energy Consumption 1990-2035(Quadrillion Btu) Figure 13. World marketed energy consumption: OECD and Non-OECD,1990-2035 quadrillion Btu 500

400

Non-OECD 300

OECD 200

100

0 1990 Source: EIA / Annual Energy Review 2010

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2000

2007

2015

2025

2035


Market Fundamentals/Trends

• Offshore drilling goes deeper • Deep and shallow water – Gulf of Mexico • Under salt – Brazil 14


Market Fundamentals/Trends

• Shale Drilling – Localized source of natural gas • Marcellus Shale – PA, WV, OH, MD, NY • Barnett – TX • Haynesville – LA, TX, AR 15


Market Fundamentals/Trends

• Shale Drilling – Domestic and North America crude oil • Bakken – ND, Canada • Eagle Ford – TX • Utica – OH, WV, PA, NY 16


Market Fundamentals/Trends

• Migration of oil tool manufacturing worldwide (away from TX, OK, LA) • Supply chain transformation – effort to reduce cost 17


Why Is Shale Drilling Important? • Shale formations across the U.S. hold natural gas and crude oil deposits

▲ Oil Rigs

Natural Gas Rigs

Baker Hughes – 8/24/2012 – Horizontal Rigs 18


Drilling Activity: Marcellus and Utica Shale

▲ Oil Rigs

Natural Gas Rigs

Baker Hughes – 8/24/2012 – Horizontal Rigs 19


Natural Gas – Supply/Demand Natural Gas (bcf/day) 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

2000.0 US Production

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2010.0 US Demand

2020.0 From Shale

50% 45% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 10% 5% 0%


US Crude Oil Production/Imports US Production hit 7.5 Million Barrels per Day – As Of July 2013

Estimate

12000 10000 8000 6000 4000 2000 0

37072.0 37802.0 38533.0 39263.0 39994.0 40724.0 41455.0 42185.0 36707.0 37437.0 38168.0 38898.0 39629.0 40359.0 41090.0 41820.0 US Production (thousand barrels/day) Imports (thousand barrels/day) EIA and Raymond James 21


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US Average Rig Count

Timken Steel Volume

US Drilling Rig Count vs. Timken Steel Supply


Why does Timken care? • The U.S. oil and gas industry supports more than 9 million jobs throughout the economy and contributes more than 7 percent of total GDP

• Proven technology: used safely for more than 60 years in West Texas and Barnett Shale

• Highly regulated: DOE, EPA, state and local agencies

• Low-cost, environmentally friendly energy sources are key to U.S. competitiveness

• Shale plays help the US to become a net exporter of natural gas, as well as being less dependent on oil from volatile countries

• Timken sales: direct correlation to drilling rig count

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Our Steel Oil & Gas Applications

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Our Steel Oil & Gas Applications

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Our Steel Plants and Warehouse Raw Material Manufacturing Faircrest Steel Plant, Canton, OH Harrison Steel Plant, Canton, OH Gambrinus Steel Plant, Canton, OH

Component Manufacturing Timken Boring Specialties, Houston, TX St. Clair Plant - Eaton, OH Virtual supply chain network

Warehouses Tryon Peak Plant - Columbus, NC Shanghai – China Cuautitlan Izcalli – Mexico Monterrey – Mexico

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Bar Manufacturing: Faircrest Steel Plant

 Opened in 1985  Located in Canton, OH, USA

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Capabilities:  State-of-art large bar facility  EAF - LRS - BP 28” Sq. (711mm) Ingot  Finish sizes 5.5” - 16” (140mm – 406mm) rds/rcs; 11 x14-3/4 bloom cast  1,000,000+ TPY capacity


Transforming The Faircrest Plant

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Transforming Faircrest: New Bloom Caster • • • •

Vertical Mold Design Up to 18” x 24” Cross Section 11 x 17” Secondary Section Size World’s Largest Vertical Bloom Caster

Factor Quality

Benefit -

Capacity Investment 29

Internal cleanness consistent with B.P. Ingots Superior segregation control

125,000 tons additional capacity $200M


Transforming Faircrest: New Bloom Caster

As of Monday, October 14, 2013 30


Improving Quality, Capacity At Faircrest Second Ladle Refiner Functions • • • •

Adjust Chemistry Vacuum Degas Argon Stir to Remove Inclusions Adjust Temperature Alloys Electrodes Vacuum

Factor Refining Cycles Quality

- Exotic Grades (Hi-Cr) - Extended Cycles -

Superior Internal Cleanness Tight Chemistry Control

Capacity

- 40,000 tons additional capacity - Breaks Refiner Constraint

Process

CC & BP Coordination

Investment 31

Benefit

$25M

Argon Ladle Refining Station (LRS2) Vacuum Arc Degasser (VAD)


Innovation Leads To New Capabilities FORGED-ROLLED PROCESS • • •

Forged for internal soundness Rolled for improved size and shape control Creates engineered solutions for targeted applications

Factor

Benefit

Center Soundness

Class B UT (1/8” FBH): 16” vs. 8”

Capacity Investment 32

40,000 tons additional capacity $35M


A Sound Approach: Forged-Rolled Process

Forged

Rolled

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A Sound Approach: Large Bar Inspection • Ultrasonic internal inspection • Eddy Current surface inspection • Utilizes reflection transducers and multi-element phased array probes • Expands inspection size range up to 24” O.D. Factor

Benefit

Sound Center Bar

- Enables confirmation of center soundness via ultrasonic testing

Quality Capacity Investment

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UST internal inspection Eddy Current surface inspection

- Expands automated UST size range to 24” (610mm) $5M


Tube Manufacturing: Gambrinus Steel Plant

 Opened in 1928  Located in Canton, OH, USA

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Capabilities:  Tube making, thermal treatment, finishing, inspecting and shipping operations  One of the most advanced continuous thermal treatment facilities in the world  Three tube piercing mills producing products from 1.9” to 13” (48.5mm – 330mm) in diameter  New intermediate finishing line advances testing quality and reduces processing times


Streamlining At Intermediate Finishing

Factor

Benefit

Safety

- 600k Fewer Touches - 300k Fewer Crane Moves - 160k Fewer Straddle Moves

Quality

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Customer Service

Cycle Time: 2 hrs vs. 3 days

Environment

Elimination of Acid Pickling

Investment

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Advanced Inspection Process Control Surface Quality Internal Quality

$50M


Bar Manufacturing: Harrison Steel plant

 Opened in 1916  Located in Canton, OH, USA

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Capabilities:  $100 million in upgrades  EAF - LRS - bloom cast  Finish sizes 1” – 7.5” (25mm – 191mm) rds/rcs; round corner squares 3.188” – 6” (81mm to 152 mm)  750,000+ TPY capacity


Rolling Capabilities: Harrison Steel Plant

Harrison Rolling Mill (HRM) • Fed by transfer billet coming from #2BM • 10 separate stands; only one direction • Small reduction at each stand

#2 Billet Mill • Fed by caster blooms or blooms rolled down from FSP ingots • Rolls reverse direction and moves closer together after each pass

Precision Sizing Mill (PSM) • Fed by HRM output • Outputs 1” RD to 5” RD • One roll block w/ 5 sets of 3 rolls • Better size tolerance


Timken Boring Specialties For Oil & Gas

 Opened in 1972  Located in Houston, TX, USA

Capabilities:  Over 100,000-square-foot boring specialties operation  Industry leader in precision machining and hole-finishing for metals, bars or tubes  Worldwide reputation in surface finishes and delivery performance

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Investing To Meet Demand, Increase Performance >$500 Million Committed Through 2014 COMPLETED

Ladle Refiner UT Inspection Line In-Line Forge Press Quench & Temper Heat Treat Intermediate Finishing Line (IFL) Small Bar Rolling Mill IN PROGRESS

Bar Peeler Jumbo Bloom Vertical Caster 40


Transforming Faircrest: By The Numbers Steel • • • •

Structural Steel: Reinforcing bar: Steel Piling: SMS Equipment:

9,073 tons 4,438 tons 2,389 tons 4,100 tons

Total Steel: ~20,000 tons

Concrete • • • • • • •

Bottom slab: Basement: Tower: Tundish Rebuild: Runout: Water Building: All Other: Total Concrete:

2,200 cu. yds. 23,758 cu. yds. 3,590 cu. yds. 1,178 cu. yds. 2,795 cu. yds. 1,064 cu. yds. 1,555 cu. yds. ~36,000 cu. yds.


A Look to the Future

Utica Capital of the World

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