Michael Persson, Innovation Manager, Bohus, AkzoNobel...
Transcript of Michael Persson, Innovation Manager, Bohus, AkzoNobel...
Challenges & Opportunities at AkzoNobelINNOVATION SUMMIT ON FORMULATION TECHNOLOGY,Malmö, January 19, 2017Michael Persson, Innovation Manager,Bohus, AkzoNobel PPC
Pulp and Performance Chemicals | 2016 2* All figures are based on year end 2015
AkzoNobel worldwide*
North America 17% Mature Europe 36% Asia Pacific 27%
Other countries 3%Emerging Europe 7%Latin America 10%
Key regions by revenue
Pulp and Performance Chemicals | 2016 4
A history of cutting-edge innovation
KemaNobel is established in Sweden.In 1984, KemaNobel merges with Boforsto form Nobel Industries, which inturn is acquired by Akzo in1994 to create Akzo Nobel
Alfred Nobel founds Elektrokemiska Aktiebolaget,known as Eka. Today, Eka is part of ourPulp and Performance Chemicals business
Akzo is formed following the merger ofDutch companies AKU and KZO
Akzo Nobel acquires ICI andchanges its name to AkzoNobel
Akzo Nobel acquires UK companyCourtaulds, whose products includehi-tech industrial coatings
Bofors forge is founded in Sweden
Painter and decorator Wiert Willem Sikkensstarts making Sikkens lacquers in the Dutchtown of Groningen
Decorative Paints Performance Coatings
Pulp and Performance Chemicals | 2016 4
AkzoNobel consists of threeBusiness Areas
• Europe, Middle East and Africa
• Latin America
• Asia
Decorative Paints Performance Coatings• Marine Coatings
• Metal Coatings
• Powder Coatings
• Protective Coatings
• Specialty Coatings
• Vehicle Refinishes
• Wood Coatings
Specialty Chemicals• Ethylene and Sulfur Derivatives
• Industrial Chemicals
• Polymer Chemistry
• Pulp and Performance Chemicals• Surface Chemistry
Buildings andinfrastructure
Transportation
Consumer durables
Consumer packaged goods
Natural resource and energy industries
Process industries
Automotive repairAutomotive OEM, parts and assembly
Marine and air transport
Consumergoods Industrial
New build projectsMaintenance, renovation & repairBuilding products and components
22%of revenue
18%of revenue
17%of revenue
43%of revenue
AkzoNobel in Sweden
- €436 million revenue*
- 12 locations, 3,000 employees
- 4 R&D centers
- One of top 20 export companies
- Key brands: Jozo Salt, Sadolin,
International, Nordsjö
* Revenue by origin: € 1.3 billion
Visit colleagues in Sweden | October6-7, 2015 6
We are committed to creatingmore value using fewer resourcesWe are committed to creatingmore value using fewer resources
Attainable sustainability
Pulp and Performance Chemicals | 2016 7
Ranked No 1 for fourconsecutive years
Sustainability – Chemical Islands
Pulp and Performance Chemicals | 2016 8
Reducing ourfootprint
Formulation technology (ReForm)
Formulation technology is about how to select, combine, optimize and process chemicalingredients into such products. Formulation work requires a combination of advanced knowledge onthe properties of the starting materials, their mutual interactions, and the process conditions.
Pulp and Performance Chemicals
11BU Pulp and Performance Chemicals |Scientific Seminar 2014
Colloidal Silica Expandable Microspheres
Colloidal silica and expandablemicrospheres
12BU Pulp and Performance Chemicals |Scientific Seminar 2014
Colloidal Silica Expandable Microspheres
Colloidal silica and expandablemicrospheres
Density ~1100 kg/m³
Density ~30 kg/m³
Colloidal silica - applications
13BU Pulp and Performance Chemicals |Scientific Seminar 2014
Expandable microspheres -applications
14BU Pulp and Performance Chemicals |Scientific Seminar 2014
Challenges – paints
15BU Pulp and Performance Chemicals |Scientific Seminar 2014
From solvents to water
Renewable raw materials
Open time
Anti-soil
Scratch resistance
Thermal insulation
Sustainable pesticides/biocides
Reduction of TiO2 in paint
Surface Enrichment of Silica inPaint
Surface enrichment of silica particles during drying process. This can reduce/delay skinformation and thereby extends open time as well as enhancing dirt pick-up resistance.
Figure:Silane modified silica particlesenriched on the surface of paint
NanoForum 2016
17
0
0,01
0,02
0,03
0,04
0,05
0,06
Paint A Paint B Paint A Paint B Paint A Paint BE
uro
EPS Stepwise Ecovalue
Environmental costs of paint, Scenario 3
Distributions
End-of-life
Use phase
Paint production
Raw material
Anti-soil properties in out-door paints
JACOB LINDBERG, “Monetarization – A Life CycleAssessment weighting methodology”; Monetizeenvironmental impacts of paint with and without modifiedcolloidal silica for AkzoNobel, 2014Master’s thesis in Industrial Ecology, Department of Energyand Environment, Chalmers University of Technology
NANOmaterials for theREStoration of works of ART –NANORESTART
18
Tormento de Cuauhtemoc by Siqueiros(Museo del Palacio de Bellas Artes). The lowerpanels highlight the cracking of the painted layergenerated by degradation of acrylics, possiblyleading to the detachment from the support.
Imagine chemistry…AkzoNobel Startup Challenge, powered by KPMG
Highly reactive chemistry and technology
Sustainable alternatives to our current technologies
Wastewater-free chemicals sites
Revolutionizing plastics recycling
Cellulose-based alternatives to synthetics
Bio-based and biodegradable surfactants and thickeners
Bio-based sources of ethylene and/or ethylene oxide
Startup Challenges: