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BalPure™ Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment System

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  • BalPure™Electrolytic

    Ballast Water Treatment

    System

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    • Installed Base of SANILEC systems producing over 1 million pounds per day of chlorine equivalent worldwide

    • Severn Trent DeNora accounts for 65% of the worldwide operating on-site hypochlorite capacity

    • Over 400 systems operating in 59 countries• Offshore applications 21 different size systems

    capable of producing from 3 to 2400 pounds per day of hypochlorite

    • Installations since 1974

    Experience

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    Chemistry of electrolyzing sodium chloride

    NaCl + H2O + 2e-

    --->

    NaOCl + H2

    Salt+Water+Energy = Hypochlorite+Hydrogen

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

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    • Seawater slip stream enters one end of the electrolytic generator

    • DC electric current is passed between electrodes through the Seawater to generate products

    • Hydrogen removed while hypochlorite and seawater injected into main ballast line

    • Br (Bromine) in Seawater reacts to form OBr -(Hypobromite) and HOBr (hypobromous acid)

    • HOBr acts as an aggressive disinfectant when injected back into the main ballast line

    How Does It Work ?Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

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    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

    Typical Severn Trent DeNora Double Cell Generating Skid

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    • Efficacy of Halogens for disinfection is well established• Electrochemical oxidation is a well proven technology with 30 years

    experience in the offshore industry, marine, and coastal power plants• STDN BalPureTM units are modular in construction and can be

    backfitted into existing vessels without major modifications • Biocide has significant half life, solution mixes extremely well with

    ballast water, efficacy is not dependent on seawater turbidity• Electrochemical oxidation systems are low cost vs. the alternate

    proposed technologies• The cost of EC is appx. $0.02 per M3 of ballast water treated

    ($0.15/KWH generation cost)

    Competitive Advantages

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    • Hypochlorite Generation+ Controlled Addition

    • Oxidant Monitoring+ Residual Maintained

    • Oxidant Neutralization+ Controlled Addition+ Excess Sulfite Monitoring

    • Data Logger

    Key System Components

    BalPureTM Water Treatment

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    • Use sodium sulfite– Also use as food, wine preservative

    • Na2SO3 +Br2 +H2O Na2SO4 +2HBr• 4 gpl Na2SO4 already exists in

    seawater• HBr will not decrease pH in highly

    buffered seawater

    Oxidant Neutralization

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

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    • Located on Marrowstone Island at the northwest entrance to Puget Sound

    • Typically used for marine fish diseases and aquatic toxicology research

    • Previously conducted ballast water bench scale testing at this US Geological Survey Facility– Previously tested UV, Ozone, Chemicals

    • Seawater can be pumped from the Sound at a rate of 1500 liters per min (90 M^3/hour)

    Marrowstone Marine Field Station

    Univ. of Washington Study

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    Marrowstone Marine Field Station

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

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    • Total Residual Oxidant (TRO)• Live organisms as Zooplankton • Chlorophyll as a measure of

    Phytoplankton• Bacteria• Toxicity of the water• Disinfection By-Products (DBP)

    Parameters Measured

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    • With or without Filtration: When initial hypo concentration is at least 3.0 ppm– Culturable Bacteria reduced > 99.99%– Phytoplankton reduced > 99%– Mesozooplankton reduced > 99%

    • Filtration only impacts efficacy when hypo concentration is less than 1.5 ppm

    • Bacteria grow back within 24 hours once residual oxidant is consumed

    Test Results

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    Test ResultsSodium Hypochlorite Generator / Filtration Experiment

    September 2004 Total Residual Oxidant (mg Cl2 / L)

    0.00

    0.50

    1.00

    1.50

    2.00

    2.50

    3.00

    3.50

    0 48 96 144 192 240

    Time (h)

    TRO

    (mg

    Cl 2

    / L) Control

    Cl w/ filterCl w/o filter

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    Test ResultsSodium Hypochlorite Generator / Filtration Experiment

    September 2004Culturable Heterotrophic Bacteria

    1.0E+00

    1.0E+01

    1.0E+02

    1.0E+03

    1.0E+04

    1.0E+05

    1.0E+06

    1.0E+07

    1.0E+08

    1.0E+09

    1.0E+10

    0 48 96 144 192 240

    Time (h)

    Col

    ony

    Form

    ing

    Uni

    ts /

    L

    ControlCl w/ filterCl w/o filter

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    Test ResultsSodium Hypochlorite Generator / Filtration

    October 2004 Experiment 1Culturable Heterotrophic Bateria

    < 1.00E+04

    < 1.00E+06

    1.0E+00

    1.0E+01

    1.0E+02

    1.0E+03

    1.0E+04

    1.0E+05

    1.0E+06

    1.0E+07

    1.0E+08

    1.0E+09

    1.0E+10

    0 48 96 144 192 240Time (h)

    Col

    ony

    Form

    ing

    Uni

    ts /

    L

    ControlF ClF No Cl

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    • Ballast water has no toxicity once neutralized with sodium sulfite up to 22 ppm or ten times required+ Discharge Toxicology Studies Show No Effect On

    • Herring Embryo• Mysid Shrimp• Bivalve Larval• Kelp• Diatoms

    • Disinfection By Products in effluent meet U.S. drinking water standards+ THM 68 ppb (80 ppb)+ HAA5 9 ppb (60 ppb)+ Bromate < 1 ppb (10 ppb)

    Test Results

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    Commercial Testing

    • 1,000 M3 per hour system being tested by United States Coast Guard at the Naval Research Labs in Key West Florida– Test protocol is based on IMO G-8 standards for Ballast

    Water Treatment testing.

    • STDN has received a grant from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)– Conduct a shipboard demonstration test of the STDN Ballast

    Water Treatment System

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    Commercial Testing

    • Partnership formed with a major US vessel owner to install a BalPure unit on one of their vessels– Vessel route is between US cities on the Gulf Coast– System sized for 2,000 M3 per hour ballast flow– Treatment System will be installed in six major components

    • Electrolyzers• Control Panel and transformer / rectifier• Hydrogen separation• Booster pumps• In line analyzers • sulfite addition

    • Installation to occur at end of second quarter 2007

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    Commercial Certification

    • Vessel owner and STDN will apply to the United States Coast Guard (USCG) Shipboard Technology Evaluation Program (STEP)– Pilot testing data completed– Environmental impact data developed

    • BalPureTM Ballast Water Treatment System is patent pending

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    BALLASTING

    TREATM ENT SYSTEM LINESM AIN BALLAST LINES

    LEG END

    VALVE CLO SED

    VALVE O PEN

    STARBO ARDBALLAST TANK(S)

    PO RT AND

    W .L.

    M IX TANKSULFITESO DIUM

    INJECTPUM P

    DECHLORINATIO N UNIT

    ANALYZERSULFITE

    BALPURE UNIT

    CHLORINEANALYZER

    PUM PBO O ST

    PANELCONTROL

    G ENERATO R

    BALLASTPUM P

    SEACHEST

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

    Metered Disinfection While Ballasting

    Aft BallastTank

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    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

    Sampling while Underway

    CHESTSEA

    UNDERWAY

    VALVE OPEN

    VALVE CLOSED

    LEGEND

    MAIN BALLAST LINESTREATMENT SYSTEM LINES

    DECHLORINATION UNIT

    SODIUMSULFITE

    MIX TANK

    SULFITEANALYZER

    PUMPINJECT

    PUMPBALLAST

    PORT AND

    BALLAST TANK(S)STARBOARD

    ANALYZERCHLORINE

    BALPURE UNIT

    GENERATOR

    BOOSTPUMP

    CONTROLPANEL

    W.L.

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    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

    Metered Dechlorination while Deballasting

    D E-B ALLASTIN G

    C H ES TSE A

    P U M PBA LLAS T

    G EN E R ATO R

    C O N TR O LPA N EL

    BO O STP U M P

    A N ALY ZERC H LO R IN E

    BA LP U R E U N IT

    SU LFITEAN ALYZER

    D EC H LO R IN A TIO N U N IT

    P U M PIN JEC T

    S O D IU MSU LFITE

    M IX TAN K

    W .L.

    VA LV E O P EN

    VA LVE C LO S ED

    LEG E N D

    M AIN B A LLA S T LIN E STR EA TM E N T SY S TE M LIN E S

    B ALLA STD IS C H A R G E

    S TAR B O AR DP O R T A N D

    B A LLA S T TA N K (S)

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    NRL Unit 1000 M3/Hr @ 5 ppm

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    • Power– 52 AC KVA

    • Process Water– None required

    • Instrument Air– None required

    • Sulfite for dechlorination– 2 Kg (7.7L) per 1,000M3 ballast

    • Maintenance– 4 hours per month

    • Base Unit Cost– $440K

    Estimates for 1000 M3 / Hr BWT Unit

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    2000 M3 / Hr System Dimensions

    ITEM DIMENSIONS (M)Length X Width X Height

    WEIGHT (Kg)

    Generator 2.3 X 0.6 X 2.2 260

    Transformer/Rectifier & Control Panel

    2.4 X 0.6 X 2.0(1.1 X 1.3 X 2.0)

    820(400)

    Degas 1.6 X 0.6 X 1.7 91

    Booster Pumps 1.2 X 1.2 X 1.6 136

    Analyzers 1.4 X 0.4 X 1.5 105

    Sulfite Addition 0.4 X 0.3 X 1.1 68

    Overall 3.7 X 1.8 X 3.1 3,325

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    - Meets IMO standards for Ballast Water Management

    - Destruction of living organisms - Bacteria inactivated

    - De-chlorinated Effluent is not Toxic- DBPs can be below drinking water

    standards- Filtration is not required to meet

    IMO standards- Operating cost is less than

    $0.02 / M3 of ballast water

    Conclusions

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment

    Electrolytic Ballast Water Treatment�Test ResultsTest ResultsTest ResultsCommercial TestingCommercial TestingCommercial CertificationNRL Unit 1000 M3/Hr @ 5 ppm 2000 M3 / Hr System Dimensions