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21 slides from Originclear's conference presentation, Nov 16, 2011
Slide 1: Strategies for Utilizing Whole Algae Biomass
Strategies for Utilizing Whole Algae Biomass Fourth Algae World Asia 15-16 November 2011 - Beijing
Slide 2: Safe Harbor Statement
Safe Harbor Statement Matters discussed in this presentation contain forward-looking statements within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. When used in this press release, the words "anticipate," "believe," "estimate," "may," "intend," "expect" and similar expression
Slide 3: Algae – Its Strategic Use
Algae ± Its Strategic Use Ancient History Algae compressed & fossilized into petroleum. Nature processed the whole biomass ± did not separate the oils. 7RGD\¶VStrategy Lipids and biomass are being separated. But are they utilized most efficiently? Algae success is dependent on that eff
Slide 4: Algae – The New Trend
Algae ± The New Trend Algae Production for End Products Really Divides Into: Energy products and biochemicals. Bionutrients and food grade feedstocks. Energy Products and Biochemicals Require the whole biomass production to be most efficient. Oil and biomass do not need to be separated.
Slide 5: Dark-Cycle Production for Food-Grade Algae
Dark-Cycle Production for Food-Grade Algae Benefits Well proven technology by companies like: Martek & Solazyme. Perfect for nutritional uses: Nutriceuticals ² Pharmaceuticals ² Animal Feed ² Food ² Fertilizer High purity of dark-cycle algae ± can even be organic! Solazyme is shooting fo
Slide 6: Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel & Chemicals
Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel & Chemicals Benefits High growth source of biomass for fuel. Higher energy content than other biofuels (up to 100 times greater than corn). Does not compete for farm land for food production. Can use waste water, salt water, brackish water or fresh water. Ca
Slide 7: 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc.
4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 7
Slide 8: Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel
Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel Lipid Extraction For Fuel (biodiesel)? Likely not economical. Cost of separation is very high. Algae lipids are high in polyunsaturated fats Must be made into esters adding to the cost Then still must be blended. Other uses for lipids are more valuable (Omeg
Slide 9: Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel
Photosynthetic Algae for Fuel The Strategic Goal is Drop-In Fuels Utilizes the existing fuel and chemical infrastructure. Requires a petroleum-equivalent BIOCRUDE. BioCrude - The Best and Most Efficient Route Flocculate the biomass ± ³FUDFNLQJ´WKHFHOOVLPSURYHVSURFHVVLQJ Dewater to a pump
Slide 10: Products of Petroleum
Products of Petroleum 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 10
Slide 11: Uniform-Format Feedstock System
Uniform-Format Feedstock System 3DUWRI'2(¶V%LRPDVV3URJUDP Specifications are necessary for biomass ± just as for petroleum products. High DOE priority on developing standard specifications. Uniform Intermediate Feedstock (UIF) is integrated into '2(¶V8QLIRUP- Format Solid Feedstock Supply Syst
Slide 12: DOE's Uniform-Format Feedstock
'2(¶V8QLIRUP-Format Feedstock 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 12
Slide 13: The Most Effective Way To Create Bio-Oil?
The Most Effective Way To Create Bio-Oil? Use Single Step Extraction 6\VWHPZLWKLQWHJUDWHG&RQFHQWUDWLRQ Benefits: No initial dewatering required. Extremely low energy usage. No chemicals. Tunable to a wide range of feedstock. Small footprint. Easy installation. Applicable to all gr
Slide 14: Algae Appliance – A Need Fulfilled
$OJDH$SSOLDQFH± A Need Fulfilled OriginOil now building systems to serve one full hectare of production. This scale is still extremely rare in the algae industry! Next step: create an entry-level system for the algae industry. Announcing the new Algae Appliance, available soon for field testi
Slide 15: Algae Appliance Features
Algae Appliance Features Flexible Flow Rates: Minimum: 2 LPM (0.5 GPM) ± processing 3000 liters per day in continuous harvest. Maximum: 20 LPM (5 GPM) ± processing 30000 liters per day in continuous harvest. Wide flexibility of microalgae concentration From 125mg to 1g/liter dry weight ± a
Slide 16: Algae Appliance Front View
Algae Appliance Front View 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 16
Slide 17: Algae Appliance Rear View
Algae Appliance Rear View 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 17
Slide 18: Algae Appliance Summary
Algae Appliance Summary What does the Algae Appliance Accomplish? Entry-level harvester for early process development efforts. Dewaters 2 to 20 liters/minute of algae slurry. Concentrates biomass by removing 90 to 95% of the water. Very low energy footprint ± 0.002 kwh at 10 LPM (estimated
Slide 19: Typical 4-Stage Process to Scale
Typical 4-Stage Process to Scale Demonstration Plant (500-Hectare +) JCU Research Tarong Energy Facility Display Plant Pilot Plant (5,000 m2) (1-Hectare) (30-90 Hectare) 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 19
Slide 20: Summary
Summary End use of the algae biomass determines feedstock configuration. Use extracted oil for high-value products ± Dark cycle most promising. Use whole biomass for fuel and biochemicals ± full Separation not required. Single Step Extraction System achieves UIF, a precursor to Bio-oil. Wh
Slide 21: Bill Charneski VP Product Engineering
Bill Charneski VP Product Engineering Thank you for your interest. Do you have any questions? OriginOil, Inc. (OTCBB: OOIL) www.originoil.com (877) 999-OOIL (6645) 4th Algae World Asia ± 15/16 Nov 2011, Beijing © 2011 OriginOil, Inc. 21