Bastech Digester Aids

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Bastech Digester Aids Q u a l i t y F i b e r & M o r e E f f i c i e n t P u l p i n g P r o c e s s T h e B a s t e c h A d v a n t a g e : Improves liquor penetration and impregnation into chips Significantly removes extractives and other materials from the fiber Prevents re-deposition of extracted compounds Delivery agent to improve the efficacy of AQ P r o d u c t s 2 014-2 015

T h e T e c h n o l o g y C h e m i s t r y a n d P h y s i c s o f D i g e s t i o n The Bastech 4000 and 3000 technologies are based on our amphiphilic complex ester compound. Sketch of amphiphilic unit The polar ester segment (hydrophilic) contains charged monomeric-tooligomeric groups that interact in aqueous systems and alkaline media. With the lipophilic a-polar segment from renewable feed stocks chain length and functionality are adjustable, and interactions with wood and liquor constituents can so be optimized. Our products then work very well with a full range of fatty and lipid type extractives, as well as other organics in pulping liquors. Reaction Phases of Lignin Removal Extractives in Wood (Source of data: Handbook for Pulp & Paper Technologists, Smook, 1982) Digester aid comparison Wetting agents, surfactants and de-resinating additives, commonly used, are not as cost-effective, have limited performance, and contaminate the pulp resulting in down-stream issues. Page 2

T h e B a s t e c h A d va n t a g e O u r R o l e i n P u l p m a k i n g Bastech s Digester Additives positively address the following factors: The production of pulp and paper involves a dynamic and complex series of processes. Each of these is variable in nature. Factors impacting operations and production: Absorption and uptake of pulping liquors and additives into the wood chip structure Removal/extraction of lignin decomposition products and other extraneous materials The preservation of valuable cellulosic constituents of the fiber cell wall structure The sequence of the pulping process: Efficient wetting and penetration of pulping liquors into wood Its transport in the wood structure Swelling of fibrous components Selective attack of lignin & extractives They impact the conversion efficiency of wood into fiber and final product. Facilitates the absorption & the uptake of pulping liquors and additives into wood chips Delivers to the active sites for delignification Extracts and removes lignin decomposition products and other materials Preserves cellulosic constituents Eliminates contaminations in the pulp F a c i l i t a t e s t h e r e m o v a l o f e x t r a n e o u s m a t e r i a l s f r o m t h e f i b e r m a t r i x f o r t h e c l e a n e s t P u l p Significant limitations of the liquor-wood interaction stem from the large variability both within and among wood species, at times hindering the effective removal of extraneous materials, especially in hardwood species. Bastech s unique high performance delivery system cost-effectively addresses the issues. Average extractives reduction is 30% Typical doses lower extractives significantly Pulping additives & cooking systems achieve that liquors more rapidly reach lignin target sites delignification is extended. Page 3

B a s t e c h 4 0 0 0 a n d 3 0 0 0 S e r i e s B a s t e c h 4 0 0 0 4000 and 3000 series products feature multi-functional amphiphilic compounds based on complex ester technology and Improve liquor penetration and impregnation into chips Facilitate the removal of extraneous materials from the fiber matrix Prevent re-deposition of extracted compounds on the fibers and other surfaces Behave as a delivery agent to improve the efficacy of AQ (Anthraquinone) B a s t e c h 3 0 0 0 Bastech technology enables the removal of extractives and improves on the delivery and performance of AQ. Bastech s team has decades of combined experience including pilot trials at industry-recognized facilities, commercial trials and steady manufacturing and sales. The benefits to the customer include: Reduction of fiber extractive levels by 30-50%, depending on furnish type and mill operating conditions Significant improvement of wetting and penetration of pulping liquors into chips Improvement of production yield through higher number of cooks Better efficacy of AQ, resulting in dosage reductions of up to 50% Reduction of brown stock reject levels by ~30% (mill and furnish dependent) Decrease of bleaching costs by 15-25% (mill and furnish dependent) Bastech 4000 Series significantly lowers Contact Angle is significantly lowered by Bastech 4000 Page 4

B a s t e c h Digester Aids Bastech 5000 Series P r o c e s s a n d p r o d u c t a d v a n t a g e s i n S o f t - w o o d Q u a l i t y F i b e r & P r o v i d i n g R a p i d C h i p H i g h e r n u m b e r o f c o o k s Bastech 5000 series digester additives promote rapid penetration and impregnation of pulping chemicals into softwood chips and improve overall digester productivity: Process Impact: Increased wetting and uptake of cooking liquors into wood chips Enhancement of wetting and liquor uptake Better uniformity of chip impregnation Reduced process variability Shorter digester cycle time (this means higher productivity) Diminished over- and under-cooking Ability to use different concentrations P e n e t r a t i o n a n d I m p r e g n a t i o n The core elements of pulping are efficient wetting, absorption and penetration of pulping liquors into wood, followed by its transport throughout the structure. Deep inside, it swells fibrous components and selectively attacks and extracts lignin and other unwanted constituents. The key in the Kraft pulping process is the effective penetration and impregnation of chips by pulping liquors. This is enabled by the rapid wetting and penetration along the liquid transport system throughout the chip, which has to be completed before the temperature is raised to delignification temperature. As the chip fibers swell, liquor ions migrate to active sites in the cell walls and middle lamella through the swollen micro-capillary network in the wood structure. The application of heat in the digester in the absence of fully impregnated wood chips can cause the decomposition of cellulose and certain carbohydrate fractions to organic acids that further attack the hemicellulose components of the fibers, thus reducing yields. Poor liquor penetration increases heterogeneous inconsistencies in delignification across the chips, resulting in a kappa reduction on the surfaces much greater than that on the interior portions of the chip. This situation leads to the creation of knots and shives which must be separately managed to reduce rejects and improve overall pulp yields. Product Impact: Improved delignification of pine furnishes Higher production rates and same high quality Fast initial impregnation when adding Bastech 5000 Series products Page 5 Page 5

W o r k i n g w i t h B a s t e c h B a s t e c h t h e C o m p a n y Headquarters are in Jacksonville, FL, with North American Production in Jacksonville, FL and Natchez, MS Core Customer Base: Pulp Mills and Phosphate Mining In continuous operation since 1961 26 of Top 50 fastest growing privately held companies in North FL (2011) Digester Additives for the pulp & paper industry since 1986 Over 10MM pounds sold in 2013 Active R&D with Pilot Digester P u l p & P a p e r D i v i s i o n Our products work well with the kraft process and modifications of it, such as when customers are using anthroquinone to stop the peeling reaction. According to wiki data, the sources of fibers in paper products are denoted in the following pie chart: P l a n t T r i a l s Throughout the process we are here for your questions. In cases where we have supplied our products to very similar sites (in raw materials inputs and processing), we might discuss and agree on metrics and then go directly to a plant trial. In other cases, further development with highly specified outcomes corresponding to your needs, occurs first. C o m m e r c i a l S u p p l y We manufacture in compliance with FDA regulations. Our product is tested for performance and specifications before the trailer leaves the premises. Kraft process dominates the source of nonrecovered fiber Kraft process (Wikipedia) Page 6 Page 6

B a s t e c h D i g e s t e r A i d s P r o d u c t s a n d S e r v i c e s B a s t e c h 4 0 0 0 S e r i e s Significantly Improves Liquor Penetration & Impregnation Facilitates the Removal of Extractives & Prevents Re -deposition Tailored to a Wide Range of Pulping Conditions Typically added to the White Liquor prior to the Digester Store at 125-150 F, Product becomes viscous <120 F Manufactured in Compliance with FDA 21 CFR 178.3400 Commercial: Bulk - Trial: Tote Bins at 2200lbs. net Properties: Clear colorless liquid Density at 150 F: Viscosity at 125 F: 8.6 ppg <500 cps B a s t e c h 3 0 0 0 S e r i e s All the good features AMP 4000 offers Transports AQ to target sites more quickly Reduces AQ usage by 40-50% Typically increases fiber yield by 1.2-3.0% Store at 70-120 F, agitate every 3-5 Days Compliant with FDA 21 CFR 176.170 &178.3400 Commercial: Bulk - Trial: Tote Bins at 2200lbs. net Properties: Tan opaque liquid Density at 100 F: 8.9-9.7 ppg B a s t e c h 5 0 0 0 S e r i e s Increase Production while maintaining high Quality Compact addition System leading to improved Solubility More soluble, more readily available reagent: use at lower rates Range of concentrations offered (standard 15% to up to 50%) Manufactured in Compliance with FDA 21 CFR 178.3400 Commercial: Bulk - Trial: Tote Bins at 2200lbs. net Properties: Clear colorless liquid Density at 80 F: 8.5 ppg Viscosity at 80 F: <500 cps Solubility in Water: complete T e s t i n g t h e r e a g e n t a t y o u r s i t e We fully support our trials at the customer site: In-person by our field service and sales personnel Our highly experienced & educated members of the technical center Manufacturing, transportation, customer service and administration Having our Knowledgeable People on Your Side is truly Priceless Technology Center in Jacksonville, FL Page 7

B a s t e c h D i g e s t e r A i d s PLEASE PLACE STAMP HERE Bastech LLC 3035 Powers Avenue Suite 3 Jacksonville, FL 32207, U.S.A. Phone: 1-904-737-1722 Fax: 1-904-737-1762 E-mail: info@bastechllc.com Bastech LLC produces in both Jacksonville, FL and Natchez, MS. In 2012 the Company opened its technology center in Jacksonville and commissioned a pilot facility at its Natchez production facility. Digester Aids Pilot Trials Commercial Trials Global Support B a s t e c h 4 0 0 0 S e r i e s B a s t e c h 3 0 0 0 S e r i e s B a s t e c h 5 0 0 0 S e r i e s