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    ERMA FIRST ESK Engineering Solutions S.A 1

    ERMA FIRST

    Ballast Water TreatmentMember of Environmental Protection Engineering S.A

    group of companies

    4 May 2011

    Konstantinos Stampedakis, General DirectorMay 4 2011, HEPHAESTUS, EUGENIDES Foundation

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    ERMA FIRST ESK Engineering Solutions S.A 2

    EPE S.A GROUP OF COMPANIES

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    EPE S.A. and ERMA FIRST

    ESK Engineering Solutions S.AEnvironmental Protection

    Engineering S.A

    was founded in Piraeus in1977.

    Scope

    Products Services

    ERMA FIRST ESKEngineering Solutions

    S.A established in2009

    Scope: Thedevelopment, design,

    certification andproduction of ERMAFIRST BWMS

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    The BWT Convention

    Source: LR, Ballast Technologies report

    International Convention for the Control andManagement of Ships Ballast Water and Sediments,

    2004 - Adopted 13th February 2004

    Entry into force: 12 months after ratification

    Conditions: 30 IMO Member States = 35% Worldtonnage

    As of April 2011 28 countries, representing a25.43% of world shipping have ratif ied the

    convention4 May 2011

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    $12 mn by end2010 for controlin San Francisco

    bay

    $10 mn from2007 till today

    for control inCalifornia

    $10 mn annuallyfor control in

    Great Lakes

    $7 mn 2000-2007for eradication in

    SoCal

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    The BWT Convention

    Source: LR, Ballast Technologies report

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    Overview of D-2 and Regional,

    National & Local Regulations

    Source: LR, Ballast Technologies report

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    Others

    Pennsylvania: exceeds D-2

    Illinois, Indiana,

    Minnesota

    and Ohio

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    Overview of D-2 and Regional,

    National & Local Regulations

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    What is the right system for myvessel?

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    More confusion

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    My system should be approved accordingto

    D-2

    NY

    California

    USCG 1

    USCG 2

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    OUR SOLUTION:

    ERMA FIRST

    BALLAST WATER TREATMENT

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    System consists of:

    Pre- filter

    Cyclonic separator

    Electrolytic cell

    Neutralization unit

    Modular design. Each module has capacity of 100 m3/hrand consists of a separator and an electrolytic cell.

    For systems with hydraulic load more than 500 m3/hr,then a 500 m3/hr electrolytic cell is used instead of 5 x100 m3/hr

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    ERMA FIRST BWTS

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Pre-Filtration:

    200 m filter

    Self-cleaning-Bernoulli principle

    Removal of Large Particles

    Advantages

    Simple system, few moving parts

    Low & Constant pressure drop Low flushing pressure

    Corrosion resistant

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Pre-Filtration Cleaning Phases

    PHASE 1 PHASE 2 PHASE 3

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Cyclonic Separator views

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

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    Cyclonic Separator views

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Electrolytic Cell: Low voltage direct current electrode.

    Specially coated electrodes.

    Production of Sodium Hypochlorite.

    Advantages No chemicals added

    Low Power Consumption

    VERY LOW chlorine concentration (10 ppm) No corrosion risks

    Low Hydrogen production

    No need for chemical storage & handling

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Neutralization Unit : Activation only during de-ballasting.

    Neutralizes free chlorine.

    Dosing Pump

    Aqueous Sodium Bisulfite solution

    Free chlorine sensor

    Amplifier/Controller

    Consumption: less than 1ltr/100m3 BW

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSTypical P& ID 500 m3/hr

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSScheme of Operation

    BALLASTING

    ERMA FIRST BWMS

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSScheme of Operation

    DE - BALLASTING

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSProduct Range

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Typical arrangement of a 500 m3/hr system

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Typical arrangement of a 500 m3/hr system

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSShip Installation

    Compact Skid-mounted

    Modular Design

    Containerized Design

    Small Footprint, Low Power

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSInstallation Requirements

    System requirements:

    Inlet pressure >3 bars, maximum 5 bars

    Power requirement/ 100m3/hr: 3 kW Control air: 6 bars

    Fully automatic operation

    Neutralization solution consumption

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

    Operating & Maintenance Costs Operating Costs

    only for Sodium Bisulfite appx 30-40 cents/ltr

    Estimation for this cost : 0.013 / m3 dischargedwater

    Maintenance Costs

    Zero moving parts wear/replacement.

    Very long life time of hydrocyclones.

    Long lifetime for electrolytic cell anodesreplacement easy replacement by the crew.

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSCertification Status

    Basic ApprovalGESAMP recommended toMEPC that Basic Approval

    should be granted expectto receive during MEPC 62.

    Final Approval Land base tests completed

    successfully in June 2010at Royal NetherlandsInstitute for Sea Research(NIOZ).

    Sea board test fromJanuary 2011 till June 2011

    The final approval is

    expected to be issued inMarch 2012 (MEPC 63)

    LR will witness the tests forthe Type approval of thesystem

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS Land Based

    testing at NIOZ

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS Land Based Results

    Results Discussion

    -Organisms> 50m: Three tests out of tengave zero values-Organisms >10m but 50 m: all testgave

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    ERMA FIRST Ship Board Tests Started at 24/1/11 on board

    container vessel COSCO

    GUANGZHOU.

    A 500 m3/hr Test Unit installedon board.

    Sampling Test performed by Dr.

    Stephan Gollasch, GoConsult

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    Ship board Tests are beingwitnessed by LR.

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    Shipboard test results

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    Corrosion issues-Is free chlorine corrosive?-It can be at high concentrations and at

    long disposure (Michigan Department ofEnvironmental Quality, 2002)

    -Coating manufacturers statement

    - Coatings may loose their durability when

    disposed at ballast water with free chlorineconcentration 3-5 ppm

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    ERMA FIRST BWTS Chlorine levels

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    Test

    run

    ERMA-

    FirstTreatmen

    t dose

    Measured*

    TRO

    (T0)mg/

    L

    TRO

    (T1)mg/

    L

    TRO

    (T2)mg/

    L

    TRO

    (T3)mg/

    L

    TRO

    (T4)mg/

    L

    TRO

    (T5)

    mg/L

    Post-

    neutralizatio

    n

    TRO

    mg/L

    Low Salinity

    I 10 7.2 5.95 4.18 3.49 3.05 2.72 2 0.02 or ND

    (

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    ERMA FIRST BWTS Chlorine levels

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    0,01

    0,1

    1

    10

    0 50 100 150

    ChlorineConcentration,

    mg/L

    Holding Time, hr

    Low SalinityTest 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5

    0,01

    0,1

    1

    10

    0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140

    ChlorineConcentra

    tion,mg/L

    Holding Time, hr

    High SalinityTest 1 Test 2 Test 3 Test 4 Test 5

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    Corrosion testing

    The corrosion effects of the treated ballast water fromERMA FIRST BWTS on pipes and ballast tank coatingsare being evaluated according to MEPC.59/2/16guidelines. According to these guidelines different

    substrates coated ( MSC.215.82) and uncoated madeby different materials commonly found in the ballastingpiping and tanks ( such as low carbon steel, StainlessSteel, Cu and Ni alloys and non metals such as gasketand seal materials) are exposed to treated an un

    treated water for a minimum duration of 6 months.

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    Corrosion Results

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    Untreated: Before treatment Treated: Before treatment

    Untreated: After 3 months exposure Treated: After 3 months exposure

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    Corrosion Results

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    Untreated: Before treatment Treated: Before treatment

    Untreated: After 3 months exposure Treated: After 3 months exposure

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    Corrosion Results

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    Untreated: Before treatment Treated: Before treatment

    Untreated: After 3 months exposure Treated: After 3 months exposure

    ERMA FIRST E i i D

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    ERMA FIRST Engineering Dept.

    The Engineering department services : Vessel inspection and choice of suitable installation area

    Virtual 3-D presentation of the installed system at thechosen area

    Consultation on Ballast pumps and Generator Sets choice Design of the required piping modifications for the BWTS

    Design of the sampling points according to conventionguidelines

    System Installation

    Commissioning and Start- up Prepare vessels documentation for the Ballast Water

    Management Certificate

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    ERMA FIRST BWMS

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    ERMA FIRST BWMSAn IDEAL BWT Solution:

    The Reasons: High Sediment Removal efficiency.

    Stable Operation in Flow & Pressure, no clogging.

    Effective operation even in very low salinity (>5 PSU).

    Compact Installation, Small Footprint. Zero Chlorine in Discharged Waters.

    Low Power Consumption Energy Efficiency.

    Very Low Hydrogen Production no explosion risk.

    No corrosion risk in Ballast Tanks.

    No chemical storage & handling.

    Fully Automated, simple operation.

    Very small maintenance & operating costs.

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    THANK YOU

    FOR YOUR ATTENTION

    Information: [email protected]

    http://www.ermafirst.com/http://www.ermafirst.com/