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ABOUT US PT. EQTEC ENERGY INDONESIA are founded in 2018 in Jakarta, Indonesia. The scope and goals of the Indonesian Company is to provide the South East Asian market with Carbon neutral or carbon reducing technologies producing and selling enviromental friendly end- products like synthetic diesel, organic fertilizer, cleaned water and anti- Cavitation Fuel Electrolyte OXYTANE®. For in-door Environment we offer UVC Ultraviolet disinfection double tube (Amplification UV Sterilization Technologies®). EQTEC GERMANY UG was founded in 2016 as a diversification of their first company Jobtimisten UG, Authorized institution under the law of employment promotion, founded by Sönke Wulff and Claus Nielsen. Our IP Rights PT EQTEC ENERGY INDONESIA with their sister companies EQTEC EQTEC GERMANY UG signed a contract with the founder or the CCC GERMANY UG, EQTEC DENMARK APS and EQTEC SÜDOSTASIEN Technology Dr. Christian Koch in 2016 with the IP Rights and License to GMBH have the full IP Rights to manufacture, distribute, and sell manufacture and distribute the CCC Technology. the Chemical Catalytic Conversion plants using the mixing turbine for converting all kinds of biomass, oils, waste and coal containing EQTEC SÜDOSTASIEN GMBH was founded in 2018 holding the IP Rights hydro carbons. Our partners include Drk Engineering, Zilona Energy of the CCC Technology and the ICR reactor for engines and Swestep which provides the Engineering and manufacturing of the plants ranging from 1000 liter per hour till 5000 liter per hour. EQTEC DENMARK APS was founded in 2020 with Stefan John as CEO November 2020 and responsible for the danish market. https://www.eqtec.dk See annex No. 1 for complete company profile of EQTEC
TARGETED PROBLEM Indonesia is one of the most populous countries in the world, with substantial emissions from forestry, increasing emissions in all sectors, and a massive coal-fired power generation pipeline; it is also highly vulnerable to climate change. Indonesia’s 2030 NDC target is rated as “Highly Insufficient”; however, its current policy projections, if rated, are better (“Insufficient”” and show modest signs of improvement). As with many countries, coal remains a serious and growing issue in Indonesia with plans to install over 6 GW of coal-fired power generation by 2020 and about 27 GW by 2028. Shifting the investments in coal planned for the next five years towards renewable, zero-carbon solutions is crucial to put Indonesia on a pathway compatible with the Paris Agreement and sustainable development. Based on current policy projections, Indonesia is very likely going to overachieve its Paris Agreement targets excluding the forestry sector. However, the CAT rates the Indonesian NDC target (excluding forestry) as “Highly insufficient”. This overachievement puts Indonesia in a position to significantly increase the ambition of its NDC. Including the 2025 renewable energy target in the updated NDC is the first step, though further action would be needed to become 1.5°C compatible. 14.04.2020 Credit photo: Bret Arnett, Flickr Soruce information: www.climateactiontracker.org
SOLUTION We bring in a Carbon Neutral Technology called as Chemical Catalytic Conversion (CCC) Technology which operates only to a maximum of 250 degrees Celsius. The plant has no CO2 emission, no chimney and an integrated safety system with its own CO2 and water production. The plant reuses all the hydrocarbons and CO2, so nothing is disposed to atmosphere. We plan to integrate the CCC Technology as a part of being “green” in our Coal Production & Operations and supporting facilities in Limited Production Forest Areas and Permanent Production Forest Area operation in operating countries which will strongly contribute to not only the Circular but Low Carbon Economy as well. High Efficiency of the technology ensures 88-92 % of the input hydrocarbons are converted to high-value products such as Diesel, Jet Fuel, Petrol, Fertilizer and clean Water. The CCC Plants are embedded with the “Carbon Capture Storage” system to capture, store and reuse the CO2. The CCC Tech is invented by Siemens in Erlangen and Dr. C. Koch
The coal issue: How to convert it environmental friendly Project outline: powered by Coal is the product of storage of biomass, converted over millions of years to carbon, hydrocarbon, adsorbed water, moisture and ash in form of cation-aluminum-silicate with some acids of chlorine and Sulphur. Cation-aluminum-silicate is the excellent catalyst and osmose-membrane-material of the nature. This catalyst is able to make the reaction between the catalytic oil with the mineral adsorbed water and the carbon of the coal to hydrocarbon in form of Aliphatic. This is the content of the development of the catalytic reactor CCC 5.000 to produce aliphatic fuel (jet fuel or diesel), catalyst and fertilizer. To do this the coal needs only some limestone (Ca-carrier) to make salt with the acid’s chlorine and Sulphur. Therefore, coal with the components: C, CnHm (Hydrocarbons), H2O adsorbed/H2O not adsorbed, cation-aluminum-silicate, S and Cl is needed for the catalytic process. Furthermore, the process need additional Ca in form of CaCO3 plus the intensive mixing reaction in the mixing turbine to make the products: ● Fuel (Diesel or Jet-fuel) in form of (CH2)18 (diesel) or (CH2)14 (jet fuel) ● Water from the moisture ● CO2 from the reaction 27 C + 18 H2O (adsorbed) = (CH2)18 + 9 CO2 ● N2 of the air injection ● CaCl2 and CaS from the acids and ● CO2 from the chemical reaction of CaCO3 +acids to salt All this takes place in the injection mixing turbine with the intensive molecule fine intensive mixing of the reaction mass. Therefore, the injection mixing turbine is the key component of the system.
DESCRIPTION OF THE CHEMICAL PROCESS The process reacts at a relatively low reaction temperature of 230C and a slight negative pressure of - 0.1 bar as follows: 1. Molecular shortening of the hydrocarbon chains 2. Detoxification of the dangerous halogens via the ion-exchanging catalyst by binding the released chlorine atoms as a salt in the liquid state 3. Production of diesel EN590 Euro grade DIN 4. Recovery of organic fertilizer from the Bitumen. The fertilizer contains the three primary ingredients of nitrogen (N), phosphorus (P) and potassium (K), which are known as N-P-K fertilizers or compound fertilizers when elements are mixed intentionally . THE CCC REACTION 1. Diffusion catalytic reforming of the molecular structure 2. Extraction of the oxygen content as CO2 3. Addition of the molecularly fine catalyst by removal with catalyst oil to the supplied hydrocarbon mass: • ► without coke deposit • ► without dehydration • ► without resin formation o The continuous process has the following effects: • ► Formation of saturated hydrocarbons, • ► Avoidance of olefins • ► Avoiding aromatics and thus preventing the possibilities of dioxin or furan formation Ion exchange (Limestone added) ►Remove the acids, halogens, and sulfur ►Regeneration of the catalyst with limestone THE REACTION LEVELS OF THE CCC 4. Entry system 5. Pre-process technology with conversion of the solids into a slurry with complete dewatering at 200C. 6. CCC process with friction turbine releasing the hydrocarbons as middle distillate (diesel) and the remaining amount of CO2 at 230OC. The final product is optimized in the Partial Pressure Evaporator before entering the tanks. 7. Catalyst recycling plant to limit the salt content and the non-implementable inorganic substances, as well as the toxins and possible recovery of precious metals. (e.g. from electronic waste). The recovered catalyst together with the feedstock is re-entered into the process. 8. Desulfurization by hydro finer and ultrasound in case the sulfur content exceeds 10ppm.
Main components with integrated PLC system MAIN COMPONENTS ► Substance feed system including acceptance and dosing conveyor ► Pre-process with substance dewatering, substance emulsification, substance preheating and separation of any non-convertible impurities. ► The special turbine as a center for the depolymerization process and process temperature generation ► High vacuum thin-film evaporator for fuel ► Vacuum pumps ► Discharge system(cleaning) with a heating screw, residue cooling, ash discharge into the bitumen ► Fully automated across multiple control loops . ► Diesel desulfurization and catalyst recycling
Plant security The safety precautions taken with the system correspond to inherent explosion protection and comply with European and international safety regulations. The manufacture of the components and the CCC system correspond to applicable European standards. Containers, turbines, separators and distillation connections are made of stainless steel. The entire vacuum piping system is under permanent negative pressure, which means that any leaks that may occur will be immediately recognized by the PLC control system. Integrated safety controls and shutdown mechanisms exclude potential risks. Due to the closed design and the inherent negative pressure of the CCC system, leakage of liquids or gases are impossible. In terms of control technology, the process temperature is always kept below 250C so that highly toxic gases such as dioxins and furans cannot arise. The reaction temperature is 230C and cannot exceed a computer-controlled limit. The fluid levels and the entire fluid flow, i.e. The creamy emulsion of oil, the added input substances, the catalyst, and the lime are also continuously monitored. All measuring sensors are designed redundantly, whereby at least two measured values must always correlate with one another. If there are deviations above a certain nominal value, the CCC system is automatically switched off. The CCC system, including the peripheral equipment, is located in a catch basin on a sealed concrete surface so that soil contamination can be excluded. The energetic self-supply guarantees the continuous monitoring of all process-relevant parameters. Regular thorough maintenance and preventive service are safeguards against unwanted process interruptions. The automated cleaning of the system every second day ensures a “new” plant every second day The structure of the plant guarantees that the shredded metals and metal compounds contained in the feed material are already incorporated into the used catalyst in the liquid phase and discharged as residues. As the end product diesel is only created via the vapor phase (Partial Pressure Evaporator), it is therefore free of these substances. The waste of the process contains non-carbon ash dust, ion exchange waste and waste water that can be recycled, sold or for the water disposed in the canalization.
Manufacture of diesel for engines or kerosene for turbines Manufacture of diesel for applications in biochemistry Generation of electricity with diesel generators Production of organic fertilizer and distilled clean water ADVANTAGES Any type of biomass, crude oil and coal can be processed Household and hospital waste, plastic, wood, waste oil, car tires, biomass, sewage sludge Diesel quality complies with the European standard EN-590 High calorific efficiency of 87-90% Due to the negative pressure of - 0.1 bar, there is no risk of explosion and no risk of leakage Closed cycle, no emissions, no fireplace The autonomous production process, no additional energy or water required No dioxins, furans, olefins, resin materials, coke PH value 9, no risk of corrosion in the system Neutral carbon footprint process. No loss of performance due to high moisture content Process heat is fed into the dehydration process Pre-sorting or waste separation is not necessary 100% recycling of ferrous, non-ferrous and precious metals Clean and quiet operation No garbage smell, the CHP unit absorbs all odors through a ventilation system Prevents rodents and scavengers
Waste and Plastics to Fuel Managing MSW and Plastics and converting to Fuel RATIO: +3 Kg Waste = 1 Liter Fuel / 1.2 Kilo Plastics = 1 Liter Fuel Biomass and Residues to Fuel PRODUCT Stop burning Biomass and Residues – reuse for CO2 Neutral RATIO: +3 Kilo Biomass or Residues = 1 Liter Fuel The CCC Technology: A Renewable and Waste Coal to Fuel Recycling energy process with no harm upon Stop burning coal - CCC process is Environment friendly and sustainable. RATIO: 2.8 Kg Coal = 1 Liter Fuel ecosystems or the environment can use any hydro-carbon input for conversion to fuel. Renewable refining of Waste Oil and Crude Oil Stop poluting Oceans and Landfills with waste oil and dirty waste products. RATIO: 1.2 - 4 Liter = 1 Liter Fuel November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
PRODUCT Part - 2 We produce Synthetic fuel through a carbon neutral process under vacuum ( Middle distilate) with usable byproducts: • • Fuel in the form of Diesel EN590 (Euro Grade III - V), Petrol and Aircraft Fuel • Products, such as Engine oil and Carbon additives for the fuel industry. • Pure Water • Clean, pure CO2 and • Sellable bitumen or Fertilizer The CCC Technology can process any kind of November 2020 Hydrocarbons into Fuel. https://www.eqtec.dk
DIVIDER key strategies and financials are presented based on operative projects. November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
BUSINESS MODEL EQTEC‘s Strategy is to provide a substitution (ISI) for importing fossil fuels and replacing the use of fossil fuels with Synthetic fuels. With CCC Technology, EQTEC and it partners can contribute to a Low-Carbon Economy supporting Government‘s Agenda‚s Renewable Energy mix policies and supporting the CO2 goals ratified with the Paris Agreement. 1 2 3 Creating Value Deliver Value Value Capture o Introducing fuel in the form of . We can commit to our customers: o With a selling price lower than the Synthetic Diesel, Petrol and Jet High quality EN590 Synthetic Competition we can create huge Fuel from Carbon Neutral diesel. Technology. financial value for our customers with Guaranteed lower market price. large savings on fuel cost for their o The fuel can be directly used in all Just-in-Time delivery as the Fuel is transportation fleet. kinds of transportation vehicles and Power- Plants without refining instantly useable for Power- Plants o For Traders and distributors, we can or adding additives extending the offer a solid financial revenue plan for life cycle of the vehicles and the Valuable by-products such as selling and distributing our Fuel Power Plants. clean water and organic Fertilizer products on the global fuel Market. November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
MARKET OPPORTUNITY 6,938 MT INDONESIA Market Segment Gasoline/Kerosene (imported) Numbers may not add up to the totals due to rounding . The market for Gasoline are the biggest in Indonesia. The average price from 1990-2020 is 0,49 USD/Liter. The market value for 40 Mio Liters of Gasoline = 19,6 Mio USD ( period 2021-2022) 3,82 MT EQTEC can provide a clean green synthetic fuel for the following market segments with a modular 5000 to 100.000 Liter /hour project over a period of 5 years: A1 Jet Fuel (Kerosene)/Gasoline Market Segment Diesel (imported) or The market for Diesel is considered the primary market segment for EQTEC and ist partners with 3,82 MT imported diesel per year. With Synthetic Diesel (Middle distillate) the synthetic diesel a new market for clean diesel for vehicles or Power-Plants will be introduced by EQTEC and their partners. The avarage price for diesel is 0,74 USD/Liter. The market value for 40 Mio Liters of Diesel = 29,2 Mio USD ( period 2021-2022) November 2020 Source market: SPGLOBAL Sorurce prices: www.globalpetrolprices.com/
Import vs Export in Indonesia COMPETITION Indonesia is very open to foreign trade, which represents 43% of its GDP The present competition situation in Indonesia is (World Bank, 2018). The main exports are mineral fuels (23.3%%), animal and vegetable fats and oils (11.3%), electrical machinery (4.9%), vehicles (4.2%), very limited. There are no companies that can and rubber (3.5%) rubber (4.6%). Indonesia mostly imports mineral fuels and produce cleaner and cheaper fuel than their plant oil (16.7%), machinery and computers (14.4%), electronic apparatus (11.4%%) supplier PT. EQTEC Energy Indonesia. EQTEC and and iron and steel (5.4%). Indonesia is the second world's largest exporter of their partners have furthermore agreed to be the thermal coal used in power stations and has two major customers, China and India, the planet's two largest coal importers. exclusive trader with Pertamina for EQTEC China remained Indonesia's largest trading partner in 2018, buying up 15.1% of synthetic diesel Fuel. exports, followed by Japan (10.8%), United States (10.2%), and India (7.6%). The main suppliers are China (24.1%), Singapore (11.4%); Japan (9.5%), and Thailand (5.8%). China and Indonesia are forging closer economic ties as the Future Partners and Off-Takers: two countries face threats to their trade relations with the United States due to protectionist actions taken by President Donald Trump. Indonesia is looking for the right ISI (Import substitution industrialization) for substitute import of fossil fuel products. PT. In 2018, Indonesia recorded a trade deficit of USD 8.4 billion caused by rapidly rising imports and a slowdown in automobile parts and vegetable oil EQTEC and their partners can present a future model for ISI. shipments. According to WTO data, in 2018 exports of goods grew to USD 180.2 billion while imports grew to USD 188.7 billion. As regards to services, the country exported USD 27.2 billion and imported USD 34.9 billion worth of PT. EQTEC can offer the major distributors of fuel their services. Despite the government's efforts to mitigate the widening trade gap, Synthetic Diesel: the current account deficit in the second quarter of 2019 hit USD 8.4 billion - Pertamina (3% of GDP, Bank Indonesia). The country is betting on bilateral and multilateral trade agreements to revive the sluggish non-oil exports within the next five - Patra Niagra years. President Widodo insists on the need to export less raw materials and - PLN more processed goods to create more added value and jobs at home. Despite the government's much-publicized effort to replace imported fossil fuel - Indonesia Power with locally made biofuel, oil and gas imports remained the bane of Indonesia's trade, contributing the lion's share of the deficit. Source:https://import-export.societegenerale.fr/en - These Stateowned companies have the responsibility to establish domestic produced fuel for ISI .
Pyrolysis Process 400-850° The pyrolysis process is complex and requires high operational and investment costs. Further, an air purification installation is necessary in order to further treat flue gases from the pyrolysis. Produced ashes contain a high heavy metal content, depending on the concentrations in the to-be- processed flow. These ashes are regarded as dangerous waste and must also be disposed of. COMPETITION Byproducts: Coke, furan, Olefines and Dioxin LOW EFFICIENCY 20-50 % PART - 2 Gasification Process 800-1200° Incinerators emit nitrogen oxides, sulfur dioxide, particulate matter, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, acid gases, lead, cadmium and mercury, and organic compounds, such as dioxins and furans, into the atmosphere. Gasification is made up of five discrete thermal processes: Drying, Pyrolysis, Combustion, Cracking, and Reduction. Comparison of the fuel production processes LOW EFFICIENCY 20-50 % Chemical Catalytic Conversion
GROWTH STRATEGY FOR INDONESIA 2025- CCC100000 Market Expansion large Commercial Scale Expanding the customers segments to different markets for Petrol, Diesel and Aviation fuel. Strong position in the EQTEC CCC Plants are modular. The transportation and Power- number after the CCC illustrates the Plant Industry. liters of fuel per hour produced Introducing complementary 2021-22 CCC10000 products such as the ICR Reactors (catalytic filters) and Anti Product Development Commercial Cavitation fuel for engines. Scale Building plants on strategic 2021 CCC5000 Taking the Technology to the next locations in Indonesia. level by scaling up to 10000 Liters Penetrating the market per hour with the 2. Plant Education - and public Information A pragmatic start for the State- of Center for the Chemical Catalytic With the acceptance of the Conversion Technology in the-Art Technology that can make Indonesia. synthetic fuel PT. EQTEC can offer the decisive and positive change 80 Mio. Liters per year. for the Environment. Establishing the Fuel Brand for Introducing through the Carbon Diesel, Gasoline and Jet Fuel. Neutral Technology, Synthetic Fuel in the Indonesian Market. November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
FORECAST REVENUE FOR INDONESIA 60.000,00 Financial Keynumbers Assumptions I: based on present supply price and Off-Take situation Nov.2020 50.000,00 Assumptions II: The revenue forecast is based on 10000 liter/hour modular over 5 years. Coal supply price = estimated average price 150.000 IDR ( 8,98 Euro) 40.000,00 Market average price (3200-3600 Kcal/kg) = 35-37 USD ( 497.000 – 520.000 IDR) MIO. EURO 30.000,00 Diesel sales price = estimated @ 0,52 Eurocent ( 8600 IDR) Marketprice per 14.11.2020 (average price) = 9850 IDR ( 0,58 Eurocent) 20.000,00 Fertilizer sales price = estimated @ 0,35 Eurocent ( 6000 IDR) Marketprice per 14.11.2020 (average prices) = 3,--12,- Euro (50.000 – 200.000 IDR) 10.000,00 Water (distelled/drinking water) = estimated @ 0,10 Eurocent ( 1670 IDR) 0,00 Average waterprice index in Indonesia = range between 5000 – 7500 IDR 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 Operating Cost Gross Revenue Net Profit after Tax 14.11.2020: Assumptions are based on present supply and Off-Take situation and not yet defined in a specific Business Plan. The deviation is +/- 15 %.
CAPEX ESTIMATED CAPEX Based on the estimations the following CAPEX is divived into 6 investment areas. The CAPEX includes IDCP and indirect cost for one CCC 5000 Plant. Numbers are rounded up €42,185,000 €6,149,152 €2,025,000 Machinery &Equipment Construction Cost Other Investment costs 81 % of total CAPEX 12 % of total CAPEX 4 % of total CAPEX €410,213 $574,296 $656,339 Land Cost Misc. Equipment Other Equipment Machinery&Equipment Construction Cost Other Investment Cost 1% of total CAPEX 1 % of total CAPEX 1 % of total CAPEX Land Cost Misc. Equipment Other Equipment
CEO South East Asia CEO Germany CEO Denmark Co-founder of EQTEC Sönke Wulff is the Co- Stefan John founded together with Sönke Management founder of EQTEC with EQTEC Denmark in Wulff. Will manage the Claus Nielsen. Sönke will 2020. Stefan is an first operative projects in be the operational experienced Engineer Singapore and Indonesia manager securing the from the maritime with EQTEC commercial logistics of the projects industry. Denmark is a The goal is to build one plant in South partner Kaltimex Energy in the world. key country for future East Asia and one plant in Denmark as production of the CCC initial step. Technology. Project status is an operative project in Singapore with 1000 Liter per hour with Kaltimex Energy. (26.11.2020) November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
Advisory Board The Advisory Board of the Technology provider counts among others, the Founder of the CCC Technology Dr. Christian Koch. The Technology was invented by Siemens in Erlangen together with Dr. Koch. EQTEC has an exclusive Advisory Contract with DRK (Dr. Koch) Engineering. Cogindo can count on the full know- how and Engineering support from DRK Engineering and EQTEC. Dr. Christian Koch Sebastian Fehrenbach R&D / Production ( DRK Engineering GmbH) Technical Supervisor (CEO EQTEC SOA GmbH) November 2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
SUMMARY Carbon neutral footprint production process for coal: Due to the process, pollutant emissions are excluded via catalytic depolymerization, which can be documented as follows: ►The ion-exchanging catalyst binds the halogens as salts below the gap temperature so that these substances cannot form dioxins because they can no longer get into the gas form at all. When processing contaminated substances, it should also be noted that the prions made of organic material, as well as the metals contained, are bound securely to the catalyst, so that there is no danger here either. ►In the process, the complete separation of inorganic accompanying substances (metal impurities) that are contained in the input material takes place. The cause is crystal adsorption on the catalyst crystals, which agglomerate and form a residue that is removed from the processing process. In this residue, all metal parts are crystallized, unable to eluate. ►The structure of the plant guarantees that the metals and metal compounds contained in the shredded feed material are already incorporated in the used catalyst in the liquid phase and discharged as residues. As the end product diesel is only created via the vapor phase (Mixing Turbine and Partial Pressure Evaporator), it is therefore free of these substances. November .2020 https://www.eqtec.dk
THANK YOU! Claus Nielsen Project Supervisor: Email: Claus Nielsen Website: Mr. Roland Habermann eqtecindonesia@gmail.com https://www.eqtec.dk 20
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Narrative of the process: 1. Pre-process: 2. Main process: 3. Separation process: (Partial Pressure Evaporator PPe) 4. Recovery process and storage: 1 The input is cut into small pieces 5-50mm 9 The main process is defined by the RPM and the catalytic 24 The powder from step III is a mixture of 17 From the turbine the reaction oil and process water oxidation catalyst coming from the minerals of the are pumped into the process tank before the PPe I. - thin input with high surface up to 50 mm input material - thick input with small surface down to 5 mm 10 Both systems are creating heat in the process to control 18 The PPe works with hot inert gas of 160 degrees the production of 500 l/h fuel per turbine 25 Second product is the fertilizer, coming 2 Mixed with 2% limestone for correct PH value. from the acids, reacted with the limestone 19 The gas creates the vacuum over the bitumen and 11 The reaction in the turbine creates a high conversion as well as the minerals from the input evaporates all liquid parts from the oil input. 3 Transport on the exhaust gas heated transport of the input material via catalytic products to fuel. material. belt 20 The second separation part is the powder on the 12 The catalytic oil flows in the lower part of the reaction 26 The catalyst is recovered and recycled bottom of this process tank. 4 To dry the input, the waste heat of the generator tower. back to the pre-reaction plant is used in a duple plate in the transportation line 21 The rest part is carrier oil which is send back to the 13 The fuel and water steam flows to the upper part 27 The solution of fertilizer and the water is pre-process. 5 The exhaust gas cools down from 320 degrees of the reaction tower forwarded into the concentration unit of to 160 degrees reverse osmose to recover the water. 22 The inert gas and the bitumen creates full contact 14 The level of the lower part is controlled by the weight with the distribution system between the PPe and 6 Biomass/waste is dried down to 15 % moisture of the reaction vessel. 28 The higher concentrated fertilizer is the bitumen plant. content coal down to 30 %. forwarded into the electrolysis process and 15 Part of the steam condenses in this reaction tower. water evaporation. 23 The middle distillate goes to the pre-storage tank 7 The vertical snail forwards the material into before desulfuration and final storage the pre-plant in this form, so that the reaction 16 The conductivity meter starts pumping the steam that 29 This process is heated by the exhaust gas temperature with the carrier oil is constant goes to a duple condenser with the recovery of the heat for from the generators the circulation inert gas and the second part for water 8 The snail is controlled with a frequency controller cooling for condensation which is forwarded to the product tanks System distribution: A: All tanks are erected independently with weight measurements. B: The control system is adjusted to the weights of the tanks. C: With defined weights, the system is controlled with pumping and exchange of material. D: Only the input material is controlled by the reaction temperature.
Mass Balance Input-Feed t/a Tons/year, estimate Output Tons/year, estimate Example low-rank coal Break down on hourly basis: Input Coal 129.000 Diesel 40.000 15T Coal Limestone 4.000 Bitumen 20.000 450Kg CaCO3 Waste (additive) Water 32.000 Biomass (additive) CO2 28.000 Output Input 133.000 Output *120.000 5000L Fuel The input material converts to diesel, bitumen, CO2 and water. 2500Kg Bitumen The bitumen can be recovered as catalyst and fertilizer. Bitumen recovered as: 1000Kg Catalyst Ca-AI or Carbon • Calorific value of the input coal 129.000 t/a x 4.000.000 kcal/t = 516 x 109 kcal (estimate) 400Kg Fertilizer • Calorific value of the output diesel 40.000 t/a x 10.000.000 kcal/t = 400 x 109 kcal (estimate) 5000-6000 Cleaned water through reverse osmose • Caloric value of the output bitumen 20.000 t/a x 4.000.000 kcal/t = 80 x 109 kcal (estimate) • The entire CO2 is recycled in the process. *The efficiency of the process with the consumption for its own generation is 90 %. The losses would be 4 % exotherm, 4 % losses of the plant and 2 % for external consumption of electricity and heat. (estimate until final calibration of the plant).
POC • The Case Study on the second version of the CCC technology ran from 2010 till 2016 ending with the Layman Report in the EU funded LIFE funding program. Sustainability and commerciality • The Project time was limited to three-year funding from the EU. • The Project was erected modular in three stages starting from 700-liter Third party validation: The European production fuel per hour till 2000 liter per hour. Commission • Evaluation of the Commercial scale and potential of the technology • Evaluation of the technical potential of the Technology for future waste handling projects • KDV is the German description (Katalytische Drucklose Verölung) = CCC English (Chemical Catalytic Conversion) “DEMONSTRATION OF CCC TECH” - First implementation The Due Diligence was supported with scientific reports and publications of a new waste recovery Since 2014 the CCC Technology stands on the “Investment Plan for Europe”). technology converting the (Deutscher Bundestag – Referat PE5 – Europa Dokumentation – EUFIN MSW from a representative 356/2014 EN) urban region into synthetic diesel fuel” EQTEC Denmark’s Project is In-line with the “Strategic Plan 2016-2020*DG ENERGY” Ref.Ares (2016) 2086086 02052016 LIFE09 ENV/ES/000484: LINK VIDEO: https://ec.europa.eu/environment/life/project/Projects http://lifevideos.eu/videos/?id=LIFE09_ENV_ES_000484_01_EN_WASTE.mp4 /index.cfm?fuseaction=search.dspPage&n_proj_id=37 31#EI German plant Recenso/Dieselwest funded by the Juncker Plan from 2014 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaX-VUHE7A&list=PLH4WSfTUVmaAUJm363OwQY_- luPzbJRNk&index=32&t=1serman https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h7rD9RcglVU&list=PLH4WSfTUVmaAUJm363OwQY_- luPzbJRNk&index=33&t=1s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itERHfNnAQg&list=PLH4WSfTUVmaAUJm363OwQY_- Nov. 2020 luPzbJRNk&index=34&t=96s
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