The Evolution of Scrubbing

Membrane Scrubber™
Technology Presentation
The Evolution of Scrubbing
Edoardo Panziera, M.A.Sc., P.Eng | Robert Clarke, B.A.Sc.
Customer Information Packet
, 2015
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Founded in 2013 in Canada,
Ionada develops,
manufactures, and markets
membrane exhaust gas
cleaning systems for the
marine and power generation
industries.
With an experienced management
team, over 14 engineers on staff
and strong financial backing,
Ionada is moving ahead with
commercial installations for a
number of interested customers.
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Ionada Core Technology
Asymmetric Porous Ceramic Hollow Fiber
Tube Membranes Nanotechnology
Ionic Liquids
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Membrane Absorption Solution Chemistry:
NaOH
Scrubbing:
SO2 + 2NaOH → Na2SO3 +H2O (sodium sulfite)
Na2SO3 + 1/2 O2 → Na2SO4 (sodium sulfate)
Regeneration equations:
Na2SO4 + H2O → 2NaOH +H2SO4 (electrolysis)
KOH:
Scrubbing:
SO2 + 2KOH → K2SO3 +H2O (potassium sulfite)
K2SO3 + 1/2 O2 → K2SO4 (potassium sulfate)
Regeneration:
K2SO4 + H2O → 2KOH +H2SO4 (electrolysis)
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K2CO3
$ 14 / tonne of fuel
Purchase Price
K2SO4
$ 14 / tonne of fuel
Selling Price
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● Eliminate Spraying Water in the Exhaust
● Eliminate Having to Clean the Wash Water
● Eliminate Dumping it Overboard
Traditional scrubber towers spray the absorption
solution - typically sea water or sodium hydroxide
(NaOH) - directly into the exhaust path.
The sulphur captured from the exhaust is
converted to suhphuric acid in the wash water, is
diluted, (Open Loop) and disposed of overboard.
Or converted to sulphites (Closed loop) and
discharged overboard.
The oils and particulate matter (PAH and
Turbidity) must be cleaned from the wash water
and stored as sludge to be disposed of ashore
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No fresh water required
No effluent overboard
Sodium salts collected
and disposed of ashore
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Membrane Scrubber is modular - no need to run piping through engine
room spacings, casings and back down to overboard discharges
Self contained in the
casing the
Membrane Scrubber 10m
has a much smaller
footprint than closed
or open loop systems
Closed and open loop scrubber
require 100’s m of pipe, wiring,
passing through multiple
decks, requiring large amounts
of fresh water or even greater
amounts of seawater.
30m
Soot and PM
cleaning system
Pumps, wash water
monitoring and O/B
discharge system
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Owner
Vessel
Name
Build
Date
Retrofit /
New
Build
Ship Type
DWT
Drydock Location
CSL
BAIE ST.
PAUL
CHINA
2012
RETROFIT
2015
BULK SELF
UNLOADER
31992
Davies
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Results confirm the Membrane Scrubber™reduces
Sulphur levels to well below the 0.1% Sulphur limit
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Module
construction
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Development Pipeline
CSL Pilot
Baie St. Paul
2014
2015
MG Management
Nohlanava
CSL Trillium Class
Baie St. Paul
Baie Comeau
Thunder Bay
Whitefish Bay
Rt. Hon. Paul E. Martin
CSL Tecumseh
Balto
Balchen
Tacoma
2016
2017
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Ionada Market Roadmap
Technology
Platform
Scaling
Electrochemical
Electrochemical
SOX
2016
Marine ECA
Retrofit
New Builds
2018
HFO Power Generation
Marine Global
2020
2022
Marine Global
Industrial Processes
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For more information please contact:
Edoardo Panziera
Robert Clarke
Ionada Incorporated
10-178 Pennsylvania Avenue
Concord, On L4K 4B1
Canada
Ph
Cell
+ 289 474 5330
+ 647 546 1330
Email: [email protected]
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