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Environment & ProcessCapital Market Days 2008, Austria
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Contents
ANDRITZ ENVIRONMENT & PROCESS – OVERVIEW
Market and growth drivers
Strategy and outlook 2009
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Business profile: technology and main markets
Global market leader for dewatering and drying systems for municipal sludge and special industrial
applications.
Sewage sludgeMunicipalIncineration
Sewage sludge
Chemicals, plastic, salt, biomass, feed
Municipal
Industrial
Drying
Water, waste water, and sewage sludge
Chemicals, plastic, coal, minerals, salt, food and feed, biomass
Municipal
Industrial
Solid/liquid separation
ApplicationsMarketsTechnologies
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Business profile: structure of the business area
Municipal: ~40%
Industrial: ~60%
Sales and manufacturing of components
Extensive service business
Filtration
Separation
Markets 2007Business focusTechnologies
Division ES
Municipal: ~65%
Industrial: ~35%
Design and erection of complete plants, manufacturing of critical components
Service business
Drying
Incineration
Markets 2007Business focusTechnologies
Division ET
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Municipal sludge treatment (I)
Past
Waste water from municipalities and from industry was led into rivers, ponds, sea.
Development stage
Waste water treatment by removing
> solid particles by screening
> dissolved organic content by flocculation and sedimentation
Dewatering of liquid sludge with belt presses/filter presses.
Today
Waste water treatment in different stages using biological treatment and micro-filtration.
Dewatering of liquid sludge with belt presses/filter presses or centrifuges followed by thermal drying or
incineration.
Primary treatmentScreening Tertiarytreatment
Secondarytreatment
waste water
waste grit sludge sludge sediments
clean water
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From liquid sludge to a valuable product
Andritz is the only company covering all technologies of the process chain.
Andritz is a global market leader in dewatering and drying of municipal sewage sludge.
Municipal sludge treatment (II)
Thickening from0.5% to 3% DS
liquid
sludge
Dryingfrom 30%to > 90% DS
Dewateringfrom 3%to 30% DS
Agriculture
Incineration
ES division ET division
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Strong growth through organic expansion and acquisitions
Sales 1998-2007: ~18% CAGR
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1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
Sales Andritz Environment & Process (MEUR)
1992 TCW Engineering
1996 Guinard
2002 3SYS
2004 Bird Machine
2004 NETZSCH Filtration
2004 Fluid Bed Systems of
VA TECH WABAG
2005 Lenser Filtration
2006 CONTEC Decanter
Acquisitions
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1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007
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Long-term development of profitabilityEBITA margin Andritz Environment & Process (%)
Average EBITA margin 2003-2007: 4.9%Average EBITA margin 1998-2002: 0%
EBITA Andritz Environment & Process (MEUR)
0%
4.9%
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End markets and order mix
Through acquisitions better balance between municipal and industrial customers.
Service business with higher profitability developed favorably.
3%
45%
97%
55%
2002 2007
Industrial Municipal
15%25%
85%75%
2002 2007
Service Capital
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Municipal sludge treatment: products
Thickening and dewatering
Screening
Drum thickeners
Belt thickeners
Belt presses
Centrifuges
Filter presses
PowerPress/SMX belt filterpresses
Filter presses
High-performance decantercentrifuges
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Fluidized Bed Dryer Drum Dryer Belt Dryer
Thermal treatment (drying) technologies
Municipal Sludge Treatment – products
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Product: sludge from fruit-juice plant
Water evaporation: 3,200-5,300 kg/h
Heat generation: waste heat, hot water
Start-up: 2005
Important references (I)
Municipal sludge treatment: BDS plant in Nufri, Spain
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Important references (II)
Municipal sludge treatment: fluidized bed drying plant Susteren, Netherlands
Water evaporation capacity: 8,300 kg/hr
Sludge throughput: 11,000 kg/hr
Operation: 24h/day, five days per week
Final product: dry granules >92% DS
Commissioning: 2002
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Important references (III)
Municipal sludge treatment: dewatering and drum drying plant Daldowie, UK
Plant type: 12 centrifuges D7LL, six drum drying lines DDS 40
Input: industrial and municipal sludge
Dewatering: from 2 to 28% TS
Drying: from 28 to 92% TS
Final product: 1-6 mm granulate
Evaporation rate: 22,000 l H2O/h
Start up: 2002
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Industrial processes: products and applications
Petrochemicals (PVC, HDPE, PTA, Melamine, etc.)
Minerals (calcium carbonate, potash, etc.)
Ores (bauxite, copper concentrate, iron ore, etc.)
Coal (fines)
Pigments (TiO2)
Food (palm oil, juice, dairy, beer, starch, etc.)
Industrial sludges (metallurgy, oil sludge, harbour/river mud, etc.)
Products Applications
Centrifuge
Hyperbaric filter
Vacuum filter
Filter press
Belt press
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Andritz is one of the leading suppliers
of dewatering equipment for the
Mining industry
Petrochemical industry
Andritz is the leading supplier of
filter presses and
filter plates
Source: Andritz estimate
Sludge: 32%
Minerals/mining: 23%
Food: 19%Chemical: 17%Others: 9%
Andritz filter press business by product segment
Others: ~80%
Andritz: ~20%
World market shares for filter presses(market volume: ~370 MEUR)
Industrial processes: market position
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Hyperbaric pressure filters:
in disc and drum design for fine coal and ore
Industrial processes: products (I)
High-performance belt presses:
for tailings and dredgings
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Industrial processes: products (II)
Decanter centrifuges
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Industrial processes: products (III)
Filter press and membrane
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With its different drying technologies (drum, belt, fluidized bed), Andritz covers a broad range of applications.
With the current market share of less than 2%, a growth opportunity is given.
Market size: ~1,200 MEUR
Industrial processes: drying
Polyvinylchloride (PVC) Polyethylene (HDPE) Adipic Acid (AA) Acrylonitrile-Butadiene-Styrene (ABS) Polymethylmethacrylate(PMMA) Polyacrylamide (PAA) Polyethyleneterephthalate(PET) Polypropylene (PP) Terephthalic Acid (PTA,QTA) Polycarbonate (PC) Polystyrene (EPS)
Potassium Chloride Sodium Chloride Sodium Sulfate Ammonium Sulfate Sodium Carbonate (Dense Ash) Fertilizer (NPK, Urea) Ferrous Sulfate Sodium Percarbonate
Calcium Chloride Potassium Carbonate Amino AcidsUrea Bacteria cell massAdipic AcidDetergent additives
SludgeWood ChipsSaw Dust
Amino AcidsFruit AcidsAscorbic AcidsSoy BeansDextrose/SugarStarch/Potato granulesDDGS Yeast
Minerals, technical salts Biomass
Food and feed
Polymers andplastics
Spraygranulation
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Biomass drying: complete process capability
Saw dust to dryer7,8 t/hr45% DS
Pellet lineDried productto pellet plant 4,14 t/hr @ 85% DS
Belt DryerExhaust air
Wet grindingby hammermill
Wet grinding - Drying - Pelletizing
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Fluidized Bed Drying System (FDS)
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Fluid bed drying plant in Wesseling, Germany
Plant type: HDC 2500/3000
Capacity: 44,000 kg/hr dry product
Heating source: Saturated steam
Product: Polyethylen (HDPE)
Start-up: 2004
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Contents
Andritz Environment & Process – overview
MARKET AND GROWTH DRIVERS
Strategy and outlook 2009
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Why sludge treatment?
To reduce volume and cost for transportation and disposal.
1,000 kg of liquid sludge (3% dry solids) results in 100 kg dewatered sludge (30% dry
solids) and finally in 33 kg dried sludge (>90% dry solids).
a municipality of 500,000 inhabitants needs more than 30 large silo trucks per day to
transport liquid sludge (3% dry solids), but only one truck to transport the resulting dried
sludge (> 90% DS) (per day).
To increase heating value.
Mono incineration of dewatered sludge (30% dry solids) requires additional fuel for
combustion and requires huge exhaust cleaning systems.
Dried sludge (>90% dry solids) has the same energy content as lignite (~12 MJ/kg DS).
To produce pathogen free sludge for agricultural applications and for safe handling.
To reduce odour emissions during storage.
Municipal sludge treatment: drivers (I)
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Sludge drying and incineration
Legislation to support demand for sludge treatment equipment, especially drying
Council directive 86/278/EEC on the protection of environment in particular soil was issued. Thermal
treatment of sludge is an accepted technology for reduction of pathogens in sewage sludge used as fertilizer.
Council directive 1999/31/EC has banned disposal of biodegradable waste (> 3%) on landfills since 2005 to
reduce uncontrollable release of methane.
US municipalities require class A sludge (pathogen free) for agricultural use which favors sludge drying.
Increasing awareness for avoiding environmental pollution
More and better waste water treatment leads to increased amount of sewage sludge.
Industry
Incineration of sludge in coal fired power plants, cement kilns, and waste incineration furnaces.
Municipal sludge treatment: drivers (II)
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Municipal sludge treatment: drivers (III) Dried sewage sludge – a flexibly applicable material for:
Recyling Thermal Utilization
Agriculture
Landscaping
Incineration incement kilns
Incineration in a coalfired power station
Granulate combustionEcoDry
substitution of fuel and minerals= residual free process
substitution of brown and hard coal= alternative fuel(Ø 11-13 MJ/kg DS)
substitution of natural gas= autothermal heating of thedryer
pathogen freerecycling of minerals to therecycling processsludge is a long-term fertilizer
improvement of the soil
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Contents
Andritz Environment & Process – overview
Market and growth drivers
STRATEGY AND OUTLOOK 2009
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Strategy
Develop and offer technologies to become the leading specialist for dewatering and drying systems.
Manufacture critical components in own shops and source non-critical items locally.
Further expand global service activities.
Grow in mining equipment market by
> covering all relevant regions
> broadening product range
Expand in fast growing biomass markets
> ethanol
> wood (chips, sawdust, etc.)
Increase activities in sludge incineration.
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Outlook
Five-year growth target:
> Sales of 400 MEUR with EBITDA of 8-10% (Capital Market Days in Edinburgh, 2005)
Further growth of service business due to increased installed equipment base.
Mining business will further grow
> coal is one of the main energy sources
> tar sand is a costly but important resource for hydrocarbons
> shortage in ores (iron, copper, bauxite, etc.) requires capacity increase in mining industry; Andritz will
intensify sales activities in Africa, South America and Australia.
Biomass is one of the important energy resources
> sludge treatment and incineration
> waste wood (chips, pellets) for industrial and private combustion
> bio-ethanol
Further growth is expected to be driven by growing stringent environmental legislation.
Potential for growth in food- and agriculture-markets.
> strong in oils & fats
> improve in other areas
OUR VISION:World market leader for high-tech production systems
and services for pulp, paper, hydropower, steel,and other specialized industries.