BioSafe Systems’ Technology Innovation Initiative

Table of Contents

• Team Introductions

• Dosing Options• Dosatron• MDS• MDS+

• Equipment Capabilities• Pumps• Probes• Sensors

• OxyFusion

• Service Request

• Equipment Request

• Site Survey Questionnaire

• Fogging and Foaming Equipment

Engineering and Service Team

Engineering Team

Jon Van Camp

Engineering Manger

TBD

Swaraj Lavande

Controls Engineer

Connecticut

Steve Larose

Manufacturing Engineer

Connecticut

Casey Chartier

Process Engineer

Connecticut

Richard Burt

Electrical Engineer

New Hampshire

Service Team

Jeff Madewell Technical Services

Manager

Oklahoma

Dustin Kahrl

Service Representative

Arkansas

Michael Ambuehl

Service Representative

California

Derrick Wiggins

Service Representative

Georgia

Dosing Options

Dosing Options - Dosatron

• Why Dosatron?• Cheap, consistent chemical dosing, even with flow and pressure fluctuations• No data logging necessary• No electricity• Easy Maintenance

• Plumb into existing process water line and select desired chemical dosing ratio on handle• Place suction line into jug, drum, or tote• Uses water pressure to siphon chemical

• Requirements• Up to 14 gpm process water

• New models can do up to 40 gpm and 400 gpm

• Up to 85 PSI• 1:500 – 1:50 ratio• Several different systems

• “Dumb” system• No Data logging or controller/probe control• A controller and probe or flow meter can be added

• Price – ~$850

Dosing Options – Dosatron Continued

Dosing Options – MDS

• What and Why?

• Dose chemical based off process water flow rate

• Pulse signal

• Plumb a flow meter and injection line into process water line

• Flow and pressure requirements

• Up to any desired process water flow rate

• Up to 363 PSI depending on pump liquid end

• “Dumb” system

• No Data logging or controller/probe control

• More versatile than Dosatron

• Price – ~$5,000 with pump

Dosing Options – MDS Continued

Dosing Options - Prominent Controllers

• If data collection is required or a probe is needed, a controller will be required

• Aegis and DACb

• Dose by probe or process water flow

• Can handle four (4) pumps and seven (7) probes

• The Aegis offers remote login capabilities• Limited report functionality • Limited graph trending• USB data collection

• Requirements• 120 V electricity• Ethernet connectivity (if customer wants

remote login capabilities)

• Price:• Aegis = ~$2,000• DACb = ~$3,300

Dosing Options – MDS+• For more advanced data collection, data reporting, and customization, a MDS+/BioBuster is required

• Dose by probe or process water flow• Flow meter based dosing• Probe based dosing

• Smart Spray Bar

• Inputs vs Outputs• Input is a device sending a signal to the MDS+/BioBuster. Probe, flow meter, etc.

• Output is a device that is being controlled by the MDS+/BioBuster. Pump• Pumps are both an input and output because they send and receive a signal from the MDS+/BioBuster • Standard system handles ten (10) inputs and two (2) Outputs• We can make custom systems for an increased cost

• Remote Capabilities• BioSafe Cloud Services (BCS)

• Data historian• Desktop and mobile access

• Requirements• 120 V electricity• Ethernet connectivity (if customer wants remote login and report capabilities)

• Can use 4G LTE card – add $240 plus monthly data plan cost

• Can use WIFI Card – add $210

• Price: ~$10,000 with pump

Dosing Options – MDS+ Continued

Dosing Options – MDS+ HMI Screens

Dosing Options – Biosafe Cloud Services

Dosing Options – BioSafe Cloud Services

• Remote login capabilities• Can access BCS remotely from desktop or mobile device

• Users will have access to dashboard that will display collected data• Setpoints• Current operating parameters

• Text and email alarms

• Data logging• Trending graphs/data collection from BCS• Custom reports• USB data collection

BioSafe Cloud Services - Dashboard

Setpoint Adjustments

BioSafe Cloud Services – Remote Control

BioSafe Cloud Services – Data Trend

Biosafe Cloud Services - Reports

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Biosafe Cloud Services – Alarms

MDS+ Add-Ons

• The MDS+ is customizable and can include various sensors

• Chemical level sensors

• Measure level in the chemical drum/tote

• Send out low level warnings

• pH sensor

• Temperature sensor

• GPS module

• Conductivity probe

Dosing Options - Comparison Table

Dosatron MDS MDS+/BioBuster

Dosing Options Based on flow Based on flow Based on flow or probe

Inputs/ Outputs N/A 1 pump, 1 flow meter 2 outputs, 10 inputs

Smart System? No No Yes

Add-Ons Allowed? No No Yes

Approximate Price with Pumps$850 $5,000 $10,000 (only 1 pump)

Equipment Capabilities

Dosatron

Dosatron DSA-Venturi

• Tips – 1:100 to 1:2.3

• ¾” MNPT Connections

• Up to 2 GPM at 58 PSI in washing mode

• Up to 13 GPM at 58 PSI in rinse mode

Dosatron DM11F

• Fixed 1:128

• ¾” MNPT Connections

• 1 GPH to 11 GPM

Dosatron D12MZ3000 and D14MZ2

D14MZ3000

• 1:3000 to 1:333

• ¾” MNPT Connections

• 5 GPH to 14 GPM

D14MZ2

• 1:500 to 1:50

• ¾” MNPT Connections

• 5 GPH to 14 GPM

Dosatron D8RE3000 and D8RE2

D8RE3000

• 1:3000 to 1:800

• 1.5” MNPT Connections

• 2.2 GPM to 40 GPM

D8RE2

• 1:500 to 1:50

• 1.5” MNPT Connections

• 2.2 GPH to 40 GPM

Dosatron D132

• 3” Connections

• 35 to 132 GPM

Models

• 1:30,000 to 1:3,000

• 1:5,000 to 1:500

• 1:1,000 to 1:100

Dosatron D400

• 4” Connections

• 110 to 400 GPM

Models

• 1:30,000 to 1:8,000

• 1:5,000 to 1:500

• 1:1,000 to 1:200

Equipment Capabilities – PAA Probe

• Amperometric probe that reads PAA concentration in liquid stream

• Operating Parameters

• pH Range: 1 – 9

• Temp: 41 – 113 oF

• Max Pressure: 43 PSI

• Flow: 6 – 26 GPH

• Little contaminants

• Two setups

• Side stream (DGMA housing)

• Submersible

Equipment Capabilities – PAA Probe Continued

• Startup Procedure• Wire and power probe• Fill membrane cap with electrolyte solution and install• Place probe in solution and burn-in for at least 4 hours

• Discontinuous Operation• For overnight down times, probe can stay in water• For short down times, 2-4 days, replace PAA solution with water• For longer down times, 4-14 days, place in water and disconnect

from power• For down times greater than 14 days, take probe out of operation

See Probe Winterization in manual

• Probe Maintenance• Replace membrane caps• Replace solution

• See probe manual for additional information

Equipment Capabilities – Prominent Pumps

Beta Gamma X Delta

Chemical Flow Range (GPH) 0.16 – 8.45 0.24 – 11.9 1.0 – 19.8

Pressure Range (PSI) Up to 363 Up to 232 Up to 363

Control Type Manual, Pulse, 4-20 mA Manual, Pulse, 4-20 mA Manual, Pulse, 4-20 mA

Stroke Length Knob? Yes No Yes

Turn Down Ratio 100:1 Up to 40,000:1 Up to 36,000:1

Estimate Cost $740 - $1,190 $1,120 - $1,540 $1,820 - $1,960

*Still Need to Order PVT7 De-gassing Valves

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Meters and Controllers

• Flow Meters

• EX-800 Series Magmeter

• EX-100/200 Series Magmeter

• IP Series Paddlewheel

• Flow Controllers

• FT-430

• FT-440

• FT-450

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Meters

EX-800 Series

• Mag Meter

• SS, brass or PVC Sensor fitting

• Mounts in 1” – 12” pipe

• Tee up to 2”pipe, saddle above

• Up to 150 PSI and 130 oF

• Flow Range: 0.69 – 7,050 gpm

• Pulse or 4-20 mA Output

• Price: $800 - $950

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Meters Continued

EX-100/200 Series

• Mag Meter

• SS or brass sensor

• Mounts in 3” – 48” pipe

• Threads into 1.5” or 2” fitting

• Up 200 PSI and 200 oF

• Flow Range: 6 – 112,804 gpm

• Pulse or 4-20 mA output

• Price: ~$1,300 - $1,700

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Meters Continued

IP-800 Series

• Paddlewheel

• SS, brass, PVC, and Polypro sensor

• Mounts in 1/2” – 8” pipe

• Tee up to 2”, saddle above that

• Up 200 PSI and 200 oF

• Flow Range: 0.28 – 4,680 gpm

• Pulse or 4-20 mA output

• Price: ~$850

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Meters Continued

IP-100/200 Series

• Paddlewheel

• SS, brass, or PVC sensor

• Mounts in 3” – 40” pipe

• Threads into 1.5” or 2” fitting

• Up 200 PSI and 200 oF

• Flow Range: 6.6 – 117,400 gpm

• Pulse or 4-20 mA output

• Price: ~$700 - $1,000

Equipment Capabilities – Flow Controllers

FT-400 Series• FT-430

• Pulse output• Can be powered by PLC or 120V plug• ~$400

• FT-440• Pulse output or 4-20 mA • Can be powered by PLC or 120V• ~$540

• FT-450• Pulse output• Battery powered• ~$550

• All can be wall mounted or mounted on the sensor

Flow Meter and Controller Comparison

Flow Meters Flow Controllers

FT-430 FT-440 FT-450

Signal Output

PulsePulse or 4-20

mAPulse

Cost: $400 $540 $550

EX-800 EX-100/200 IP-800 IP-100/200

Flow (gpm) 0.69 – 7,050 6 – 112,804 0.28 – 4,680 6.6 - 117,400

Max Pressure (PSI)

150 200 200 200

Pipe Size Range (inches)

1” – 12” 3” – 48” 1/2” – 8” 3” – 40”

Sensor Material

SS, brass, PVC

SS or brassSS, brass,

PVC, PolyproSS, brass,

PVC

Paddle or Magmeter

Magmeter Magmeter Paddle Paddle

Cost:$800 - $950

$1,300 -$1,700

$850 $700-$1,000

Equipment Capabilities – Level Sensor

IFM Level Sensor

• Guided wave radar with custom length tube to fit in drums or totes

• Use this to determine chemical left and chemical usage

• ¾” NPT fitting will thread into drum fitting or tote fitting

• LED screen will display liquid height in mm, inches, or %

• 4-20 mA output to controller

• Price: $830

Fogging and Foaming Equipment

Portable foaming units

25 Gallon Portable Foaming Unit 2.6 Pump-up Foaming Unit

Portable Foaming Units - Continued

2 gal. Drain Foaming Unit 10/20 gal. Portable Foaming Unit

Fogging Equipment Options

Portable Fogging unit Wall Mounted Fogging System