1. ONE
WORLD
TIME
FOR
CHANGE
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2. WORLDWIDE
CONSUMER
BEHAVIOUR
THE
PROBLEM
OF
CONSUMPTION
More
proteins
=
mass
producEon
Increasing
car
producEon
MetropolizaEon
=
megaciEes
=
poluEon
Growing
demand
for
energy
result
in
environment
demages
The
consumpEon
spiral
rotates
faster
and
faster
Worldwide.
We
have
created
a
«throw-­‐away
society».
Raw
material
is
wasted
instead
of
using
it
to
produce
energy.
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3. THE
WORLD
IS
ONE
BIG
GARBAGE
DUMP
THE
PROBLEM
OF
WASTE
Garbage
covers
the
planet
Earth.
One
person
produces
an
average
of
half
a
ton
garbage
per
year
It
is
stored
on
dumps,
consumes
landfills
and
swims
in
the
water
This
problem
needs
to
be
solved
to
protect
our
planet
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4. WORLDWIDE
FACTS
APPROACH
The
LTC
method
offers
sustainable
soluEons
for
the
highly
efficient
and
environement
friendly
producEon
of
energy
out
of
all
oraganic
raw-­‐
or
waste
material
A
conversion
from
garbage
to
energy
according
to
the
LTC
technology
avoids
poluEon,
replaces
fossil
fuels,
reducdes
CO2
emmissions
and
increases
the
operaEng
economoy
in
energy
extracEon.
• The
need
for
energy
is
increasing
each
year.
• Greenhouse
gas
emissions
must
be
reduced
fast
and
drasEcally
• The
amount
of
waste
rapidly
increases
and
it
has
become
a
global
problem
• The
natural
resources
of
fossil
fuels
decreases
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5. SOME
CALL
IT
WASTE
WE
CALL
IT
ENERGY
With
the
patented
LTC
technology
all
carbonated
/
organic
substances
can
be
converted
into
recyclable
substances
and
renewable
energy.
Besides,
minerals,
oils
and
carbon,
each
quality
of
organic
waste
can
be
converted:
tyres,
plasEc,
cardboard
packaging,
paper,
green
&
houshold
waste.
Waste
landfills
turn
into
raw
materials
and
contribute
in
an
environmental
friendly
way
to
the
energy
supply
of
the
communiEes.
BIOMASS
Energy:
1,8
MW
el/to
PLASTIC
WASTE
Energy:
3.5
MW
el/to
USED
TIRES
Energy:
5.0
MW
el/to
BIOMASS
Energy:
2,4
MW
el/to
HOUSHOLD
WASTE
Energy:
2,2
MW
el/to
ELECTRIC
WASTE
Energy:
3,1
MW
el/to
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6. LTC
–
TECHNOLOGY
INPUT
MATERIAL
With the patented LTC
technology all carbonated /
organic substances can be
converted into recyclable sub-
stances and renewable energy.
Besides, minerals, oils and
carbon, each quality of organic
waste can be converted:
tyres, plastic, cardboard
packaging houshold waste.
Waste landfills turn into raw
materials and contribute in an
environmental friendly way to
the energy supply of the
communities.
Flexible with input material.
Flexible & high Performance
with Energy production.
Biomass
Agricultural
waste
Wood scraps
and wood
chips
Industrial waste
Municipal waste
(
Hospital waste
Sewage sludge
Contaminated
oil
Waste oil and
fats
Animal manure
No fermentation
necessary
Used Tires
Plastic parts of
cars
PVC, PET, PE,
PA
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7. LTC
–
TECHNOLOGIE
LTC-PROCESS
PROCESS SCHEME
LTC is a thermocatalytical
pulping process without air
supply (no combustion!), no
open flame.
LTC decomposes organic
material into their basic
elements and converts them
into a clean strong gas.
LTC produces gas or
electricity or oils with CO2-
emissions that have been
reduced by 70%.
LOW TEMPERATURE
CONVERSION
SyntheEc
diesel
SyntheEc
gas
Electricity
OUTPUT-­‐PRODUCT-­‐DESIGN
Product
mix
freely
selectable
Process
heat
for
drying
Power
generaBon
gas
turbine
CirculaBon
high
power
blower
Waste:
Inert
mineral
Process
about
4%
Baffle
reactor
material
crushing
INPUT-­‐MATERIAL
PLASTIC
WASTE
USED
TIRES
ELEKTRONIC
SCRAP
HOUSEHOLD
RUBBISH
BIOMASS
SEWAGE
SLUDGE
150
o
C
=
biomass,
legovers
250
o
C
=
hardwood,
plywood,
texEles
450
o
C
=
plasEc,
oil,
used
Eres
650
o
C
=
composites
3
stage
conversion
process
or
or
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8. THE
IDEA
OF
THE
LTC
TECHNOLOGY
WHAT
»
LTC
«
STANDS
FOR
LOW
TEMPERATURE
CONVERSION
WORKING
METHOD
OF
LTC
TECHNOLOGY
Ø The
process
works
in
a
closed
circuit
Ø At
temperature
not
exceeding
650
Celcius
Ø All
output
gases
are
cleaned
during
conversion
of
input
material
Ø Minor
emission
Ø Due
to
the
low
temperature
anorganic
substances
like
metals
or
minerals
remain
unchanged
and
result
in
high
value
reycable
materials
Ø Minimal
energy
transformaEon
loss
of
45
%
by
electricity
producEon
Ø LTC
produces
40
–
50
%
more
energy
than
convenEonal
cumbusEon
plants
.
Ø The
added
carbonaceous
material
can
be
transformed
in
pure
carbon
and
nano-­‐carbon,
that
can
be
used
for
energy
extracEon
ADVANTAGES
OF
THE
LTC
TECHNOLOGY
Ø No
toxic
substances
as
furane
or
dioxins
are
produced
Ø The
chemical
structure
of
the
anorganic
material
will
not
be
changed
(e.g.
metals
or
minerals)
Ø Arising
carbonaceous
gas
(CO2,
CH4)
can
be
further
transformed
to
hydrocarbons
such
as
diesel
Ø The
efficiency
depends
on
the
input
material.
(1.8
-­‐
5.0
MW
per
ton)
Ø 40
–
50
%
higher
than
combusEon
Ø The
plant
works
self
sufficient
Ø No
external
energy
is
required
(only
for
start-­‐up)
Ø The
plants
are
built
modular
Ø The
size
is
scalable
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9. LTC – TECHNOLOGIE
LTC-PROCESS
LTC-Systems guarantee an energy-
efficiency of 45% - 65%, depending on
the starting material.
This efficiency is possible because the
LTC process works in its own circulation
and therefore the produced heat can
be reused for the converting process.
LTC plants feed themselves with the
energy they have produced and do
not need any external energy supply
for heating or cooling.
LTC plants offer local solutions for
waste problems both for industry and
communities.
There is the possibility to store the
produced gas and generate the
electricity when needed
This leads to further possibilities to
generate optimal revenue for the
LTC plant operator.
Conventional combustion systems
convert only max. 35% of the waste
inputs into electricity
Loose a large part of heat not
converted into energy.
Energy can not be stored and only be
transported with a complex
infrastucture.
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10. LTC
vs.
COMBUSTION
vs.
WIND
STATE
OF
ART
TECHNOLOGY
The
LTC
Technology
is
economically
and
ecologically
clean
«State-­‐of-­‐art»
technology
Higher
performance
than
running
combusEon
plants
with
combined
heat
and
power
Higher
performance
than
wind
turbines.
AddiEonal
advantage
is
the
high
energy
standard
Possiblity
to
apply
for
a
CO2
trading
cerEficaEon
Input
Emission
Waste
Category
Output
Products
Remaining
Material
Carbonic:
oil,
coal,
plasEc
household,
paper,
bio
mass
nearly
Zero
1
KW
=
365g
CO2
Any
organic
waste
and
landfill
disposal
Electriciy
Syn
gas
Syn
fuel
Syn
petrol
Charcoal
Energy
Storage
High
quality
inorganic
output
(e.g.
metals,
glas,
stones
Substances
with
high
condensing
are
preferred
CO2
1KW=1,5
kg
CO2
NOx
SOx
heavy
Metals
Only
High
condensing
waste
Electricity
Heat
Contamina
ted
ash
emissions
low
quality
metals
Wind
Noise
shadow
bird
Issues
ProducEon
&Install
=
CO2
None
Electricity
None
LTC-­‐TECHNOLOGY
WIND
COMBUSTION
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11. LTC
–
PLANT
SCENARIO
-­‐
1
BASIC
MODEL
1
T
/
H
The
innovaEve
patented
LTC
technology
can
be
Build
in
a
modular
method.
The
construcEon
can
therefore
be
adapted
to
Input
requirements.
It
is
recommended
to
start
small
and
extend
LTC
plants
in
phases.
LTC
plants
guaranty
high
efficiency
and
long
lifeEme
Use
of
Material:
8000
t/per
Year
Energy
Performance:
15
–
42
GW
/
per
Year
*
Energy
Supply:
aprox.
2500
inhabitants
aprox.
300
households
Plant
Area:
aprox.
225
m2
*
Energy
performance
depends
on
the
used
raw
material
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12. LTC
–
PLANT
SCENARIO
–
2
BASIC
MODEL
3
T
/
H
Use
of
Material:
24’000
t/per
Year
Energy
Performance:
45
–
126
GW
/
per
Year
*
Energy
Supply:
aprox.
7’500
inhabitants
aprox.
900
households
Plant
Area:
aprox.
675
m2
*
Energy
performance
depends
on
the
used
raw
material
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13. LTC
–
PLANT
SCENARIO
–
3
BASIC
MODEL
5
T
/
H
Use
of
Material:
40’000
t/per
Year
Energy
Performance:
75
–
201
GW
/
per
Year
*
Energy
Supply:
aprox.
12’500
lnhabitants
aprox.
1’500
households
Plant
Area:
aprox.
1’125
m2
*
Energy
performance
depends
on
the
used
raw
material
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14. LTC
vs.
COMBUSTION
COMPARISON
LTC-plots ensure highest
efficiency, resistance and a
long lifetime.
Low running costs because of
full automation and low
personnel requirements.
Simple and efficient installation
at the location.
Energy self-sufficient running
because of supply by the plot.
The operational control of the
LTC Power Plants runs on
remote maintenance and
therefore has low need for
servicing.
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15. LTC
vs.
WIND
vs.
INCINERATORS
COMPARISON
Used Tires
2 – 4 years
Plastic Waste
3 – 4 years
Elektronic Waste
2 – 3 years
Sewage Sludge
6 – 8 years
Municipal Waste
6 – 8 Years
Biomass
4 – 6 years
LTC - AMORTISATION
WIND
LTC
AMORTISATION IN YEARS
20
YEARS
2
–
8
years
10-­‐13
years
*
INCINERATORS >20
years
*
The
amorEzaEon
depends
on
the
prices
payed
by
the
garbage
collectors
to
the
combustors.
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16. LTC
vs.
WIND
vs.
COMBUSTION
EFFICIENCY
LTC
delivers
1.85
–
5
.0
MWh
of
net
electricity
per
ton
waste
depending
on
the
Input
heaEng
value
*
The
best
combusEon
method
produces
about
0.25
MW
of
electricity
per
ton
LTC
produces
recyclable
remaining
materials
and
only
30
%
of
CO2
emissions
compared
to
combusEon
.
With
the
new
zero
emission
Modul
it
is
nearly
zero
CO2
The
LTC
investment
is
about
10-­‐25
%
less
than
convenEonal
combusEon
plants
6
2.5
3.2
Electricity
per
ton
in
percentage
LTC
WIND
rated
power
at
6-­‐7
Beauford
Scale
COMBUSTION
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17. LTC
–
RETURN
ON
INVESTMENT
-­‐
ROI
Household
Waste
1
t/h
HOUSE HOLD RUBBISH 1 t/h
An average European house-
hold consumes about 3.8 MWel/
a.
1 GW => 1.000 MW
1.000 MW : 3.8 MW =>
263 households =>
790 persons
In Germany the total of
household rubbish has stabilized
at about 13.6 mio. tons.
This corresponds to a per-capita
amount of about 0.15 tons p.a.
CAPACIITY
HOUSEHOLD RUBBISH
PLANT: 1 t/h
Energy => 2,2 MW/el/t/h
8.050 operating hours per year
=> 17.710 MW/el/t/a
=> 17.71 GW/el/t/a
FEED-IN TARIFFS *
D => 1 MW = EUR 145,00 (EUR 140-150)
* Depending on states
INVESTMENT
HOUSE HOLD RUBBISH
PLANT: 1 t/h
LTC-Plant / one-shot
=> EUR 11.000.000,00**
Refunding per year
(145 x 17.710)
=> EUR 2.567.950,00
ROI => 23,34%***
** Production cots / Example
*** Gross
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18. LTC
vs.
WIND
vs.
COMBUSTION
CONSTRUCTION
TIME
Easy
and
efficient
installaEon
Modules
supplied
in
containers
Energy
Autonomous
operaEon
will
be
ensured
through
the
plant
delivery
LTC
plants
run
by
remote
maintenance
and
operaEonal
control
Minimal
low
labor
maintenance
requirements
LTC
construcEons
are
adapted
to
the
available
space
COMBUSTION: 3-5
WIND: 2-3
LTC: 1-1,5
CONSTRUCTION TIME IN YEARS
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