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    MMAXAXRRTMTM

    TTrreaeatmenttment PrProcessocessMaximum Removal of Soluble Species Using

    Physical Chemical Treatment

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    What is MaxR... Improved Process Treatment Technology

    Maximum Rate (Dewatering)

    Maximum Reaction Rate

    Maximum Reaction Efficiency

    Maximum Reaction Stability

    Maximum Reduction of sludgevolume/mass

    Let the MaxR System Work for You

    Maximum Results

    Maximum Recovery

    Maximum Removal

    Maximum Rho ( density)

    Maximum Return of CapitalInvestment

    Conventional Treatment

    The standard method by which dissolved metals and

    other soluble species involves addition of reagents into theprocess stream to drive precipitation and form solids. Solids

    precipitated in this manner form very finely divided particles

    which settle slowly, forming a low density sludge that is

    difficult to dewater.

    MaxR Process Treatment Technology

    The MaxR Process improves on this basic process by using

    recycled thickener underflow to serve as precipitation sitesfor fresh solids. Underflow solids are recycled and mixed

    with incoming feed reducing chemicals required. Newly

    precipitated solids grow on top of existing particles forming

    large crystals that settle rapidly to a higher final density.

    The ultimate discharge slurry density of a material

    (solids concentration) can be increased by 5-30 wt% over

    conventional treatment. In addition, if mechanical dewatering

    is used, the dewatering rate is greatly increased due to the

    high density of the feed sludge and improved dewatering

    characteristics of the solids. Subsequently the size and the

    cost of the dewatering equipment are reduced.

    Equipment Required for Conventional Treatment Flow

    Equipment Required forMaxR Process Treatment Technology

    Sludge Disposal /Transport

    PolishFiltration

    Precipitation

    Precipitation

    Sedimentation

    SludgeFiltration

    Chemical(s)

    SludgeDisposal /Transport

    PolishFiltration

    Precipitation

    Precipitation

    Sedimentation

    SludgeFiltration

    Chemical(s)

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    MaxR System Optimization and Dorr-Oliver Eimco Equipment

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    E-CAT

    ClarifierDeep Cone Paste

    Thickeners

    Granular Media Filters(OTG, SVG, VPF,

    SBWFilter Styles)

    Reactor-Clarifier UnitConvention Clarifier withE-DUC Feedwell

    Oxallizer

    Oxidation Reactor

    Reaction Vessels

    Sludge Disposal

    Effluent Discharge

    Shriver Filter PressRotary Vacuum Filters(EIMCOBeltRVF)

    Dorr-Oliver Eimco HorizontalBelt Vacuum Filter

    SBW

    Filtration Process

    Sedimentation Process

    Final Filtration

    Vertical PressureFilter VPF

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    Complete Turnkey Responsibility

    Dorr-Oliver Eimco has been a

    leader in the manufacture of

    process equipment for the past 50

    years. We have successfully

    integrated this significant process

    expertise into the service of

    providing complete project and

    process responsibility. Specifically,

    we can offer the following:

    Bench Scale Testing

    Pilot Scale Testing (On-site or at our facility)

    Flow Sheet Development and Optimization

    Equipment Sizing and Integration

    Equipment Supply

    Detail Engineering

    Construction Management

    Start-up and Operator training

    Continued Parts / Service Department

    COMPLETE Process System Design and Control

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    Complete Project and Process Responsibility

    The MaxR Treatment Process can be applied in any

    application where chemical precipitation occurs and where

    the process can be modified to control the reaction process.

    Applications where Dorr-Oliver Eimco has obtained process

    improvement include:

    Magnesium Hydroxide Production

    Acid Mine Drainage (Metal Hydroxides and CaSO4)

    Steel Mill Acid Pickle (FeCl3, HCl)

    Water Softening [Ca(HCO3)2, Mg(HCO3)2, SiO2]

    Rare Earth Oxide Production (Lead Sulfide)

    Chemical Plant Wastewater (Calcium Fluoride)

    Agra-Fuel Ethanol Production (CaSO4, Metal Oxides)

    Phosphate Wastewater Treatment [CaF2, CaSO4, Ca(PO4)3]

    Mineral Sands Beneficiation (Iron Hydroxide and CaSO4)

    Brine Treatment in Caustic Chlorine and Food

    Applications (CaCO3)

    Mineral Leaching Solution Treatment

    (Metal Oxides and CaSO4)

    Ground Water Treatment in Natural Gas Field

    (Barium Sulfate)

    Typical Applications

    Ground Water Treatment

    (Calcium Carbonate, Fluoride and Boron)

    Titanium Dioxide Wastewater Treatment

    (Iron/Metal Hydroxides/Calicum Sulfate)

    Industrial Wastewater from Latex Manufacture

    (Magnesium Hydroxide)

    Fluoro-Hydrocarbon Manufacture Wastewater

    (Calcium Fluoride & Arsenic)

    Aluminum Reduction Facility Wet Scrubber

    (Calcium Fluoride and Sulfate)

    Power Plant Wastewater (Metal Selenium Sulfites)

    MaxR Process Portable Pilot Unit

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    Caustic-Chlorine/Brine Treatment

    Dorr-Oliver Eimco has successfully applied the MaxR

    Process for use in brine treatment, where removal of soluble

    magnesium, silica, and other metals as precipitated solids is

    required. Several installations have enabled us to demonstrate

    the MaxR Process performance in saturated brine applica-

    tions. Specifically at the most recent installation in Louisiana,

    we had the opportunity to compare the MaxR Process

    versus a Conventional Treatment System that has yet to be

    upgraded to a MaxR Process. MaxR treatment technology

    generated superior effluent quality, produced a more dense

    sludge, and reduced the quantity of chemicals required.

    Effluent Comparison (Settling Time = 5 minutes)

    MaxRProcess requires less excess chemicals to achieve

    same removal of a soluble species. Shown, in the chart to the

    left, is the calcium removal versus excess carbonate required

    in brine treatment.

    The MaxR Treatment Process

    Dramatically Improves Brine Treatment Performance

    Maximize treatment capacity with minimized

    capital/operating costs

    No External Reaction Tanks Required

    Reduced Sludge Filter Size

    Maximizes Savings in Sludge Disposal Costs

    Filter cake solids increases from 15-40 wt% to 40-70 wt%

    Maximizes Dewatering Equipment Performance

    Clarifier loading increases from 0.5 m/hr to 1.5 m/hr

    Clarifier Underflow solids increase from 3-10 wt% to 15-40 wt%

    Filtration rate increases by 3X-20X compared to Conventional

    Treatment Processes

    Maximizes Utilization of Chemical Additives. Reactant Chemical Consumption is Reduced by 5-25%

    Excess Chemical Concentrations Reduced by 25-50%

    Excess Na2CO3 400-600 ppm

    Excess NaOH 150-300 ppm

    Maximizes System Chemical Stability

    Maximizes Metals Removal Producing Lower Effluent

    Concentration

    Soluble Calcium from clarifier 0.45-1.25ppm

    Soluble Magnesium from clarifier 0.025-0.04ppm

    Soluble Silica reduce to less than 3 ppm as SiO2

    Soluble Calicum vs. Excess Carbonate Required

    Typical MaxR

    Brine Treatment Process Flowsheet

    VacuumFilter

    GranularMedia Filter(Anthracite)

    VerticalPressure

    Filter

    Filter Press

    Reactor Clarifier Unit

    FilterCake

    FilterCake

    Filtrate

    SludgeRecirculation

    Raw UntreatedBrine Influent

    TreatedEffluent

    Polymer

    Na2CO3 AdditionNaOH Addition

    Thickener SludgeDischarge to Filter

    Finished Brine

    ConventionalTreatment

    MaxR

    Process Treatment

    Excess Carbonate (ppm)

    200 400 600 800 1000 1200

    10

    8

    6

    4

    2

    0

    Ca(ppm) Filter Press

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    Applications

    Acid Neutralization and Metal Hydroxide

    Removal for Water Treatment and Re-use

    Virginia

    Effluent < 15 NTU

    Sludge thickener underflow 30 - 50 wt%

    Vacuum filtration solids 70 - 75 wt%

    Acid Mine Drainage Treatment

    California

    Annual operational savings = $1 million

    Solids concentration doubled in drying ponds to 65 wt%

    Vacuum filtration rate increased by 20X

    Center column pumping - no tunnel required

    Brine Process Treatment

    Louisiana

    Silica out < 1 mg/L

    Sludge thickener underflow = 40 - 60 wt%

    Excess chemicals decrease by 30 - 50%

    Water blanket technology utilized

    Super-Phosphate Fertilizer

    Brazil

    Characteristics

    Inlet (mg/L) Discharge (mg/L)

    SS 20,000 < 200

    F 1,300 < 5

    PO4 2,500 < 80

    Scale formation reduced

    Sludge thickener underflow = 25 wt%

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    Power Plant Wastewater

    Pennsylvania

    Provided a complete turnkey project

    MaxR Process which includes:

    Reactor Clarifier Unit

    Thickener

    EIMCOBELT RVF and SVG Filters used in conjunction

    with our advanced biological/aeration technology,

    Advent Integral System

    Underflow to vacuum filter is 40 wt%, cake of 65 wt%

    Influent SS concentration = 70,000 mg/L, final SS

    effluent averages less than 20 mg/L

    Steel Mill Wastewater

    China

    Characteristics

    Inlet (mg/L) Discharge (mg/L)

    SS 400 < 20

    O&G 400 < 5

    Zn 80 < 2

    Filtration cake >50 wt% solids versus 35 wt% solids

    obtained from parallel conventional treatment train

    Reference Installation List

    State/ Operation Pilot Equipment Process Equipment Tankage/ Construct. Start-Up Operator

    Application Country Date Feasibility Plant Sizing Design Supply Erection Mangmnt. Services Training

    Process, PbS CA 1984 X X X X X X X X

    Brine Treatment (Food Industry) WI 1988 X X X X X X X X

    Chemical Plant Wastewater MS 1989 X X X X X X X X

    Fertilizer Wastewater Brazil 1991 X E X X X X X

    HF Wastewater LA 1992 X X X X X X X X

    Hydro-Metallurgical Process UT 1994 X X X X X X X XAcid Wastewater OH 1995 X X X X X X X X

    Acid Wastewater OH 1996 X X X X X X

    Fertilizer Wastewater Thailand 1997 X E X X

    Acid Mine Drainage CA 1997 X X X X X X X X X

    Acid/Alkali Wastewater China 1997 X X X X X X

    Mine Water Infiltration NV 1997 X X X X X X X X

    NaOH-CI2 Brine Treatment LA 2000 X X X X X X X X

    Power Plant Wastewater PA 2000 X X X X X X X X

    NaOH-CI2 Brine Treatment LA 2001 X X X X X X X X

    NaOH-CI2 Brine Treatment KY 2001 X E X X X X X X

    TiO2 Acid Neutralization VA 2002 X E X X X X X X X

    E = Pilot testing results obtained from Experience/Testing from previous similar projects

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