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inge watertechnologies AG Innovative Ultrafiltration technology 2008 2009

inge watertechnologies AG Location - headquarter and membrane production in Germany, Greifenberg near Munich independent membrane manufacture inge watertechnologies AG approx. 80 motivated employees Highest quality standards Made in Germany Sales office in China (Beijing) Partners worldwide 2008 2009

inge watertechnologies AG Membrane Engineering Construction Financing Operation Customer Technology inge OEMs OEMs Water supplying companies Multi-Utility companies Operators Being an independent component supplier for membranes, inge AG is not a competitor of existing OEMs 2008 2009

inge watertechnologies AG Scope of supply inge Membrane Module T-Rack Treatment Plant 2008 2009

inge basic membrane products Products dizzer 220 dizzer 450 2,2 / 4,5 m² dizzer 5000 MB 50 m² dizzer 5000 MB 1.5 38 m² Municipal water treatment Industrial water treatment Point of Entry Point of Use Custom made products possible 2008 2009

inge Ultrafiltration Only Ultrafiltration provides a safe barrier against viruses, bacteria and germs Reverse Osmosis (RO) Nanofiltration (NF) inge Ultrafiltration (UF) Mikrofiltration (MF) no porens d pore 1 nm d pore 10-50 nm d pore 50 nm Dp = 5-100 bar Dp = 3-10 bar Dp = 0.1-5 bar Dp = 0.1-2 bar high molecular org. Substances org. substances middle sized low molecular org. Substances polyvalent ions monovalent ions germs, parasites, particular inorganic substances viruses 2008 2009

inge Ultrafiltration Only Ultrafiltration provides a safe barrier against viruses, bacteria and germs Escherichia Coli 0.5-15 1.5 µm Giardia ca. 8-15 µm Cryptosporidium ca. 4-6 µm MS2-Virus (Coliphage) ca. 0.025 µm B. Subtilis ca. 0,3 µm Poresize UF ca. 0.01 µm Poresize MF ca. 0.2 µm 2008 2009

Process combinations inge UF raw water Turbidity Parasites like Cryptosporidium, Gardia Viruses Bacteria Organics Pesticides id Hardness, Sulfate Salt Ultrafiltration Ultra- Ultra- Flocculation Activated Carbon filtration filtration Sedimentation Ultrafiltration Nanofiltration Reverseosmosis Ultrafiltration Activated Carbon treated t water 2008 2009

inge Multibore Membrane Dead End - IN to Out Filtration process Filtration Backwash 2008 2009

inge Multibore Membrane fiber breakage practically excluded: 7 single capillaries combined into one fiber patented production technology high chemical and mechanical resistance, low operating pressures (burst pressure >14 bar) PESM Material ph 1-13 possible no risk of irreversible organic fouling full protection against viruses and bacteria Pore size of 10-20 nm low fouling potential introducing a new, extreme hydrophilic polymer 2008 2009

inge Multibore Membrane Defined distances between the membrane layers increased inner diameter of the capillaries: - 0,9 mm instead 0,8 mm - up to 1.5 mm possible flow during filtration 0.0202 μ 10 μ 2 μ 0.9mm - 1,5mm 4.3mm Membrane Close Up 2008 2009

inge dizzer module Hydrodynamic optimized - equal backwash distribution high efficient - NO AIR needed for backwashing - abandonment of CIP cleaning possible Simple and flexible - modular Plug and Play System - one man installation - no crane necessary - no dehumidification necessary Safe barrier: Feed Filtrate - no fiber breakages by process-related membrane movement - stable Multibore fiber potted in epoxy resin - no O-ring connections between feed and filtratet - simple integrity test - closed filtration process 2008 2009

inge dizzer operation in/out Backwash mode Filtration ti mode Feed Filtrate Drain 2008 2009

inge dizzer operation in/out Filtration 60 200 min Filtration 60 200 min Filtration 60-200 min Cleaning 30 100 sec Forward Flush 10-30 sec Backwash 10-40 sec Drain Drain Filtrate Feed Feed Filtrate 2008 2009

inge dizzer operation in/out efficient backwash Due to increased inner diameter high backwash flows possible Defined flow inside of the capillaries high shear forces no air necessary Fast and direct soil discharge no dead zones 2008 2009

inge innovation T-Rack Standardized rack construction 4-964 modules per rack optimized rack-hydraulic Up to 50% less space requirement Flexible backwash operation conventional rack inge T-Rack 2008 2009

inge innovation T-Rack 2008 2009

inge innovation T-Rack Standardized flexible rack construction 4-96 modules per rack T-Rack 96 modules ~ 2,4 m ~ 9 m 2008 2009 ~ 1,5 m

T-Rack 2008 2009

Selected references > 250 m³/h Type of water Country Location Capacity [m³/h] Type of module Commissioned Sea Water Turkmenistan 2430 T-Rack 2009 Surface-/ waste water Ukraine 2000 dizzer 5000 2005 Sea Water China Nuclear Plant Dalian 1440 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Sea Water UAE Abu Dhabi 1200 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Municipal Waste Water China CNPC Phase 2 Dalian 1212 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Sea Water Italy Torrevaldaliga 980 dizzer 5000 2008 River water China Power Plant Guangdong 900 dizzer 5000 2006 Surface water Switzerland Männedorf 800 dizzer 5000 2005 Sea Water Oman 730 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Municipal Waste Water China WWTP Shanxi 660 dizzer 5000 2007 Sea Water Middle East 630 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Backwash water Germany Roetgen 600 dizzer 5000 SB 2005 Municipal Waste Water China Capital Airport Beijing 600 dizzer 5000plus 2007 Surface water Egypt Damietta 570 dizzer 5000plusMB/SB 2009* Well water China Steel Plant Shandong 460 dizzer 5000plus 2007 Yellow River Water China Petrochemical Plant Hebei 400 dizzer 5000plus 2007 Surface water Germany Neckartailfingen 400 dizzer 5000 2007 Surface water Russia Shatura 360 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Surface water Korea 350 dizzer 5000 2006 Recycling Mix China Power Plant Shanxi 330 dizzer 5000 2006 Industry Waste water China Chemical Plant Xinjiang 320 dizzer 5000 2005 Well Water China Chemical Plant Shandong 320 dizzer 5000plus 2007 Well water Germany Bad Hersfeld 300 dizzer 5000 2005 Well water Germany Marktschorgast 300 dizzer 5000 2008 Municipal Waste Water China CNPC Phase1 Dalian 300 dizzer 5000 2006 Surface Water Russia Stavropol 270 dizzer 5000plus 2008 River Water China Power Plant Anhui 270 dizzer 5000 2008 Surface Water Russia Acinsk 250 dizzer 5000plus 2008 Surface Water Russia Novocherkassk 250 dizzer Josef 5000 Wunram 2008 2007 2009 Cooling Water South Africa Grootvlei 250 dizzer 5000 2008

Selected references - small units More than 5000 small units 0-6 m³/h world wide Container Overall more than 3000 m³/h circulating capacity in pool applications (circulation water and backwash water) 2008 2009

inge AG drinking water Until now over 80 drinking water UF systems dizzer5000 in Germany 2008 2009

inge UF references Sandberg ca. 17 m³/h Bad Hersfeld ca. 300 m³/h Pfronten ca. 110 m³/h 2008 2009

inge UF - estimated costs Investment costs: pumps, valves, PLC, piping, i pre-filter, cleaning equipment, tanks, racks, UF membranes (all EU Standard) small systems (20-200 m³/h): 2.500-4.000 Euro/m³ medium sized systems (200-800 m³/h): 1.500-3.000 Euro/m³ big systems (> 800 m³/h): 1.000-2.000 Euro/m³ Operation costs Energy: 0,03-0,05 kwh/m³ (0,3-0,7 cent/m³) Chemicals: 0,05-0,3 cent/m³ 2008 2009

Advantages of inge UF technology over conventional sand filtration Highest filtrate quality - safe barrier against turbidity, viruses (4 log) and bacteria (> 6 log) Long membrane lifetime (over 10-15 years) Automated operation low maintenance needed Reliable operation on fluctuation water qualities Low space requirement - easy to integrate even on existing plants Decreasing investment costs special inge features Inge Multibore most stable polymeric membrane ensures longest membrane lifetime (over 10-15 years) Abandonment of chlorine cleaning possible (AOX!) due to high caustic resistance Only low pressure needed 2008 2009

Seeburg carstic water Capacity: Application: 180 m³/h drinking water Strainer UF Contractor: Gesellschaft für Wassertechnik, Nellingen Technical Data: 48 dizzer 5000 MB 2 trains, each equipped with 24 elements Remarks: flux rate 83 lmh; recovery > 98% disinfection 1/days no chemical cleaning 2008 2009

Männedorf Surface Water Capacity: 800 m³/h Ozone Activated Carbon Filter Application: drinking water Contractor: WABAG Switzerland UF Strainer Technical Data: 164 dizzer 5000 4 trains, each equipped with 41 elements Remarks: max. flux rate 110 lmh. No chemical cleaning apart from a daily chlorine CEB 2008 2009

Männedorf Surface Water 2008 2009

Roetgen Backwash Water Treatment Coagualant Strainer UF 1 Feed tank UF 2 Capacity: Application: 600 m³/h backwash water Contractor: Krüger WABAG Germany inge UF 2 Sedimentation Tank Technical Data: 234 dizzer 5000 SB 3 trains, each equipped with 78 elements Remarks: flux rate 90 lmh; recovery > 98% CEB every 3-14 days (caustic ph 12 / acid ph 2) no chlorine necessary 2008 2009

Roetgen Backwash Water Treatment 2008 2009

River Water Treatment River Reinfiltration - Deep bed filter UF Capacity: Application: 400 m³/h drinking water AC Filter (Fast) Strainer Contractor: BHU Technical Data: 88 dizzer 5000 MB 2 trains each equipped with 44 elements Remarks: flux rate 95-110 lmh; recovery >98% CEB 1/day (chlorine) 2008 2009

River Water Treatment 2008 2009

inge AG pretreatment RO 2008 2009

Surface-/Waste Water Treatment in Ukraine Coagulant Clarifier Capacity: 2000 m³/h of surface-/waste water (2005) Application: pretreatment to RO for a chemical plant Contractor: GE Water RO UF Coagulant Technical Data: 9x72 dizzer 5000 (648 total) Remarks: flux approx. 80 l/m²h, inge UF modules were selected after successful pilots supervised by inge technicians at site 2008 2009

Surface-/Waste Water Treatment in Ukraine 2008 2009

Reclamation of Municipal Wastewater for a Petrochemical Complex, China RO Biology Coagulant DAF UF Strainer Dual Media Filter Capacity: Phase 1: 270 m³/h (2005) Phase 2: 1212 m³/h (2009) Application: Contractor: Enduser: Technical Data: Remarks: RO Pre-treatment Georgi Water Treatment, Dasmart China National Petrochemical Group Phase 1: 82 dizzer5000, 2 trains, each equipped with 41 elements Phase 2: 416 dizzer5000plus, 8 T-Racks, each equippet with 52 elemnts flux at approx. 72 l/m²h, daily chlorine CEB, CIPs expected 1-2 per year after first 6 months in operation 2008 2009

Tertiary waste water - Capital Beijing Airport - China Biology Sedimentation Capacity: 600 m³/h (2008) Application: RO Pretreatment Contractor: Beijing E&E Technologies Co.,Ltd Technical Data: 192 dizzer5000plus, 3 trains, each equipped with 64 elements RO UF Strainer Coagulant Remarks: flux approx. 70 l/m²h, recovery > 90% UF feed water: COD < 60 ppm BOD < 20 ppm TSS < 20 ppm Fe < 04 0,4 ppm 2008 2009

Seawater - Torrevaldaliga - Italy Coagulation DAF Capacity: 980 m³/h (2008) Application: RO Pretreatment Contractor: Termomeccanica Technical Data: 372 dizzer5000plus, 6 trains, UO UF Strainer Remarks: each equipped with 62 elements flux approx. 78 l/m²h, recovery > 90% 2/day Chemical Enhanced Backwash (CEB) 5ppm 2008 2009

Seawater - Abu Dhabi Coagulation DAF Capacity: 1200 m³/h (2009) Application: RO Pretreatment Contractor: Bernadinello Technical Data: 410 dizzer5000plus, 5 trains, each equipped with 82 elements UO UF Strainer Coagulation Remarks: flux at approx. 72 l/m²h, 2008 2009

Pool application Ruhstorf (pool) circulation water approx. 240 m³/h Bad Aibling 90 modules 2008 2009

Conclusions Pressurized inge UF is a technically proven and economical viable solution to treat - effluent water for re-use - sea water - drinking water inge UF technology is chosen for - robustness - highest filtrate quality - innovative features to reduce invest and operational costs 2008 2009

inge Watertechnologies AG your partner for clean water inge GmbH Flurstrasse 27 89626 Greifenberg Germany Phone: +49 8192 997-772 Cell: +49 15114271073 Fax: +49 8192 997-999 E-Mail: jwunram@inge.ag www.inge.ag 2008 2009