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 Agenda
Company Introduction
Ballast Water Treatment Regulations
The Solution: Ballast Water Treatment
Hyde GUARDIAN Gold BWTS
Filtration
UV Disinfection
Selecting Hyde Marine

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 COMPANY INTRODUCTION

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 Calgon Carbon Corporation
Global manufacturer and supplier of activated carbon and innovative purification systems
for drinking water, wastewater, and a variety of industrial and commercial manufacturing
processes.

Headquarters: Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

1,100 employees at >15 manufacturing, reactivation, and equipment
facilities in U.S., Asia, and Europe
>20 sales and service centers throughout the world
UV Technology Division
Design and manufacture UV reactors
Expertise and experience in UV water purification
Financial strength and manufacturing base to support investments in
innovation and future growth.

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 Hyde MarineA company of firsts
Subsidiary of Calgon Carbon Corp.
Long history as marine equipment supplier since 1865
Experience in BWTS since 1996 one of first BWTS installed
One of first to get USCG AMS Approval (April 2013)
First technology accepted into USCG STEP in 2008
One of 1st IMO Type Approved BWTS (April 2009) by MCA (UK Flag)
Global Agent Network in over 42 countries
AMS Approval
6 GUADIAN Systems for Royal
First BWTS M/S Regal Princess Navy CVF Aircraft Carriers GUARDIAN Gold
Hyde Windlass Co. Bath Maine
USCG STEP Approval Coral IMO TA & Launch
First Hyde GUARDIAN M/S CCC acquisition
Hyde Marine & Univ. Princess
Coral Princess
Michigan BW Study

1865 1969 1996 1998 2000 2002 2004 2006 2008 2010 2012 2014

GUARDIAN Modular System M/S 300th unit sold

Hyde Marine Cleveland, OH BWTS Installed on 4
Celebrity Mercury GURDIAN IMO Type
commercial ships
Great Lakes BWT Demo Project Approval

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 Hyde Marine: Approved & Proven
Multiple Class Type Approvals
Produced under ISO 9001: 2008
Quality System
Received orders for over 300 Hyde
GUARDIAN BWTS for more than
247 vessels (>140 installed)
Over 130 vessels in service
Tested
Test >50 micron 10 to 50 micron <10 micron Passed

Land Based 1.45 / m3 <10 / ml <0.1 / ml

(NIOZ)
Ship Board 0 / m3 1.36 / ml <0.1 / ml
Test
STEP 0 / m3 1.36 / ml <0.1 / ml

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 REGULATIONS

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 Existing & Pending Regulations
Entered into force December 1, 2013
U.S. Coast Applies to all commercial ships discharging ballast in U.S. waters
Guard BWTS must have AMS approval or full USCG approval
Applies to all vessels keel laid after 1 Dec 2013, Retrofits starting 1 Jan 2014

Ratification pending; D2 standards enforced 1yr after ratification

International Applies to all vessels above 400gt excluding military vessels
Maritime
By 1st IOPP1 renewal survey after EIF2
Organization
If EIF2 is prior to 1 Jan 2016, vessels with capacities <1500m3 and >5000m3
(IMO)
must install by 1st IOPP renewal survey after 1 Jan 2016

e.g. Great Lakes, Malaysia, Australia, etc.

Local
Varies from ballast water exchange to full D2 standard; investigate port
Regulations
destinations
1IOPP International Oil Pollution Prevention certificate
2EIF Entry into force of BWM Convention
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 Considerations
USCG IMO?
USCG regs now applicable to all
new ships built after 2013 12,000

For retrofit implies roughly 25 10,000

BWTS installs/day 8,000

# Vessels
Not all BWTS suitable for each 6,000
application
HM has significant installation & 4,000

operation experience on
2,000
newbuilds AND retrofits

Few BWTS with IMO approval & -

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 2022
long term experience NB Retro

Hyde Marine analysis based on Clarkson Registry Data Oct 2012

The time is nowTrust in Hyde Marine!

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 THE SOLUTION:
BALLAST WATER TREATMENT

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Treatment Solutions
Typically a two stage process:

1. Physical Liquid-Solid Separation

To reduce sediment and remove larger organisms
Hydrocyclone, screen filter, depth/disk filter, flocculation, etc.

2. Disinfection
To kill or inactivate remaining organisms:
Chemical (AOP, electro-chlorination, chlorine, ozone, peracetic
acid, etc.)
Requires additional Basic and Final Approval
according to G9
Physical ( UV, deoxygenation, cavitation, ultrasound, etc.)

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 Chemical Disinfection
Types
Chlorination
Electro-chlorination/Electrolysis
AOP (TiO2, hydrogen peroxide, or ozone)
Ozone

Benefits
Effective disinfection/oxidation agent
Certain benefits for high flow systems
Ozone - Relatively easy installation for tanker retrofit (no equipment in pump room)

Disadvantages
Safety & cost of carrying chemicals on board
Creation of explosive hydrogen gas with electrolysis
Does not treat chlorine resistant organisms
Ineffective in low salinity and low temperature water (Electro-chlorination)
Potential ballast tank corrosion
Must neutralize discharge with chemical agents (another chemical to carry)
Ozone - Safety of hazardous ozone in shipboard environment
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 UV Disinfection
Description
Mercury-vapor lamps encased in quartz sleeves generate light in the
germicidal range of the electromagnetic spectrum
UV light in this region damages nucleic acids in DNA of
microorganisms preventing replication and thereby inactivating the
organisms
No residual disinfectant

Benefits
Kills / inactivates living organisms
Does not create toxic compounds or utilize free radicals
environmentally neutral
Eliminates handling and storage of toxic chemicals
No tank corrosion

Disadvantages
Frequent cleaning of lamp sleeves in the presence of iron and
suspended solids
Electrical consumption in high capacity systems
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 Hyde GUARDIAN Gold BWTS
A two-stage treatment process
Fine mesh screen filter mechanical stage
Medium pressure UV disinfection stage
Modulates dose based on measured UV
intensity and flow
Designed to seamlessly integrate with ship
Very low maintenance and upkeep for crews

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 Hyde GUARDIAN Gold BWTS
During Ballasting During Deballast
OUTLET TO
OUTLET
TANKS
OVERBOARD

INLET INLET
BACKFLUSH
FROM FROM
OVERBOARD
SEA TANKS

The Proven, Simple, Safe and Effective Solution!

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 FILTRATION

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 Hyde GUARDIAN Gold BWTS
Filtration
Two screen filters used to optimize effectiveness
Uses Filtrex from HG60G HG700G
Smallest footprint
Non-ferrous material and simple operation
Finest filtration mesh for sediment removal
Uses Hydac from HG1000G HG6000G
Sources inlet pressure for backflush efficiency
Robust, highly engineered filter designed for ballast water
Exceptional volumetric efficiency for high-flow applications

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 Filtrex ACB Filter
Nickel-Aluminum-Bronze (Ni-Al-Bz)
filter body
Canister-type filter with a central
indexing arm and pleated filter
element
Increases filter surface area
Maintains smallest footprint
Canister is Ni-Al-Bz housing with
316L stainless steel mesh

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 Filtrex: Main Advantages

Smallest footprint
Very few parts
less spares
easy to maintain
Quick backwash
ideal for challenging
conditions
No contact between
the rotating shaft and
the filtering element.

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 Hydac RF10 Filter

Mild steel, polyurethane coated body

Sacrificial anode installed
Conical candle design for hydraulically
balanced flow
Candles made of a three stage 316L
sintered mesh
Mesh coated with Hydacs Superflush
coating to resist fouling

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 Reliance on Inlet, Not Outlet
Pressure
As screen fouls,
Traditional screen filters pressure at filter
use differential pressure outlet lowers creating
between outlet and drain less differential
to drive backwash between outlet and
drain line
reducing backwash
pressure.

Inlet pressure feeds Inlet pressure

through elements to upper increases with
chamber, providing fouling, giving higher
pressure for backwash backwash differential
pressure

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 UV DISINFECTION

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 UV Characteristics
Inactivates organisms & prevents replication eventually leading to death

Two Types: 1.10

1.00
Germicidal Effectiveness
Medium Pressure

Low Pressure UV 0.90

0.80
Amalgam LP
Low Pressure

Targeted specifically for germicidal

Relative Output
0.70
0.60
wavelength (254nm) required for drinking 0.50
0.40
water (giardia and cryptosporidium) 0.30
0.20

25 40% conversion of power to germicidal 0.10

0.00
UV light 210 220 230 240 250 260 270
Wavelength
280 290 300 310

Operating temperature of 40C to 160C Hyde Marine internal lamp testing

Medium Pressure UV
Emits over broad spectrum to target wide variety of organisms found in BW 200nm
320nm
10 - 15% conversion of power to germicidal UV light
Operating temperature of 600 to 800C

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 UV Cost Considerations
5-year cost of ownership for 250m3/hr system
Low Pressure Medium Pressure
# Lamps 23 6

Cost of Power* $805 $2100

Skid Size (L x W x H) 3.3 m x 1.5 m x 1.8 m 2.8 m x 2 m x 1.9 m

Replacement time of lamp 5000 hours 5000 hours

Time to replace lamp Approx 1 hour Approx 10 minutes

Lamp Costs* $ 11,500 $4,800

Total Cost (USD) $12,305 $6,950

*assumes 1000 hrs use per year ** assumes $0.10/kW Hr *** assumes $50/hr manpower rate

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 New Product Innovations
Local/remote selector switch
on the control panel
Visual/audible alarm to
the face of the control
panel
Pressure transmitters for
digital display of filter
pressure and differential
pressure
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Relocation UV cooling valve to top
of UV reactor chamber for improved
air removal
UV reactor level and
moisture sensors for
increased safety
System bypass valve
added to scope of
supply to better meet
pending regulatory
requirements
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 New Product Innovations
Improved touch screen Operator Interface
Terminal (OIT) and upgraded PLC controller
with increased speed and memory capacity One touch, external
access and download
capability of the data
log via USB drive

Expanded modes of one-

touch operation:
GPS interface to
Tank stripping receive data from
Gravity ballast/deballast ship signal for
Internal transfer inclusion in the
data log
Emergency ballast
Maintenance mode

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 SELECTING HYDE MARINE

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 Hyde GUARDIAN Gold BWTS
Compact - smallest footprint of any UV system
Robust Easy to use & install requires minimal specialized training/little operator
attention or maintenance
Design Operates with virtually no pressure drop
Scalable UV dose for optimized sizing from 60 m3/hr to 1488 m3/hr per unit

Efficient power usage UV Monitor & auto power adjust

Efficacy Works in fresh or salt water at any temperature
Uses the highest quality UV lamps for excellent economy and reliability

Low energy consumption

Lamp Life 5,000+ operating hours
High quality, economical, and reliable

Automatic sleeve cleaning to minimize maintenance and maintain high UV

Auto Clean dose
Simple and effective teflon wiper to clean quartz sleeves without chemicals

Safe & Chemical free treatment solution

Corrosion free components & No tank corrosion
Reliable ATEX - Available for installation in hazard zones (Certificate issued by DNV)

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 Hyde Marine Experience
Over 300 units in 247 vessels
Offshore (101) Cruise (22) Naval (9) RORO/Ferry (5)

Tanker (21) Bulk Carrier (2) LPG/LNG (4) Gen Cargo (15)

Heavy Lift (3)

Other (44) Container (21)

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 Hyde Marine Customers

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 Trust in Hyde Marine
Proven Experience in marine industry and UV disinfection
IMO Type Approval
Longest history with manufacturing, installation, & operation of BWTS:
1st to install BWTS on a vessel (10+ years reliable operation)
First USCG STEP approved system (long term relationship with USCG)
130+ installed
Most systems in operation
Understand issues and considerations in BWT
Reliability & Reputation
On time delivery
Can operate in various salinities/water temperatures
Long term support
Factory trained global service network (includes
companies used by major shipping companies)
Spare parts availability
Investment in growth with strong corporate support
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 LEAVE NOTHING BUT YOUR WAKE

Headquarters
Agents

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