SP SOTIN COAL AND OIL ADDITIV CONVERGENCE OF ECOLOGY AND ECONOMY

SP SOTIN Combustion additive for coal and oil

Exhaust coverings

SP SOTIN significantly increases the energy efficiency of conventional power generators. It has been proven that the consumption of coal and oil fuels is reduced between 3% and 8%. SO2, NOX, CO and ash emissions are reduced in the two-digit percentage region as well as the reduction of total emissions achieved by fuel reduction. This optimum convergence of economics and ecology makes SP SOTIN an ideal middle-term measure for energy efficiency and climate protection. SP SOTIN: Cleans the combustion chamber and all successive heating surfaces of deposits on the exhaust gas side Increases the efficiency of the tank Proven to reduce fossil fuel consumption Proven to reduce emissions Improves the use of dust removal systems Provides corrosion protection Prevents standstill times of the tank Does not require any technical investments Easy to use

Beginning cleaning effect by SP SOTIN

cleaning effect by SP SOTIN

ECOLOGY AND ECONOMY

Economy It can be proven that the cleaning efficiency of SP SOTIN leads to a fuel reduction between 3% - 8 % in coal and oil burning tanks. The return of investment is achieved after thirty days. The costs for SP SOTIN only amount to a fraction of the fuel saving achieved when using SP. No technical investments are required.

Ecology In addition to the reduction of total emissions caused by the reduction of coal and oil consumption, it can be proven that using SP SOTIN reduces SO2, NOX, CO and flue ash in the two-digit percentage region. Flue ash is the second most important cause of the greenhouse effect according to the latest calculations.

PRODUCT INFORMATION AND APPLICATION

direct injection into the combustion chamber forms a concentrated greyish white gas cloud which fills the entire interior of the boiler penetrates the flue gas deposits to form a eutectic system with different melting points the resulting thermal stresses crumble these deposits, which are then gradually stripped away after deposits have been eliminated, the pipeline system is directly exposed to SP SOTIN which prevents any new deposits and corrosion

SP SOTIN TECHNICAL DATA

Ignites at 321 C Contains oxygen, therefore does not consume oxygen during combustion Consists of Potassium Nitrate + combustion materials Does not contain any aggressive chemicals or chlorides Does not damage the boiler or the walls of the boiler Is non explosive Is odourless UN number 1479 Class 5.l

PRODUCT INFORMATION AND APPLICATION

SP SOTIN is injected directly into the combustion chamber every 6-8 hours. First dosage 40 days: 300g/t Continuous operation: 100 g/t No additional investment costs Manually dosed (small boilers) Or mobile injector connected to compressedair supply (4 6 bar) Duration of in jection (max 60 seconds)

The injector is installed according to the technical conditions of the boiler and will be supervised by ENCON technical service. ENCON will perform a test dosage and train the staff. SP Dosing procedure: 1. Fill the Injector with SP SOTIN 2. Put the lance through the inspection port 3. Open the pressure valve synchronously for injector 4. Dose for about 60 seconds, then close the valve 5. Pull out the lance

PRODUCT INFORMATION Influence of SP SOTIN on the construction of the tank.

Steel corrosion . there exist two types of steel corrosion: Low temperature corrosion (acid corrosion) High temperature corrosion (Vanadium corrosion) Based on many years of experience and scientific studies, it has been shown that the use of SP SOTIN additives during the combustion process can prevent corrosion effects. This is achieved by the following reactions: a) SO3-SO3-bond and collection: 2 KOH + SO 3 > K2SO4 + H2O There is a considerable reduction of SO 3 concentration. b) Binding of vanadium oxide 2 KOH + V2O5 + H2O > 2 KVO3 This reaction shows that V2O5 compounds are transformed into Calivanadat salt. Calivanadat salt formed at high temperatures produces an enamel-like layer, which serves as a protective film against corrosion. Corrosion of the stonework stonework compounds are: Al2O3, SiO2, CaO and aluminum silicates. KOH (especially in liquid form) can be melted with aluminum silicates with no negative side effects on the stonework and resistance. Effects of K2O and KOH on ash and slag K2O and KOH when combined with ash forming components produces eutectoid which has high melting points. This prevents agglomerates of ash and slag that adhere to the heating surfaces. Existing agglomerates of ash and slag crumble under the influence of KOH and drop out.