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Optimizing CAPEX and OPEX in OTEC
© Alfa Laval www.alfalaval.comSlide 1
OTEC Symposium 25-26th of October
Our corporate mission
To optimize the performance
of our customers’ processes.
Time and time again.
Main technologies Energy
© Alfa Laval www.alfalaval.com
• Disc stack centrifuges
• Decanter centrifuges
• Membrane filters
Separation
• Boilers
• Heat exchangers
• Fresh water generators
Heat transfer
• Framo pumps
• Mixers
• Tank cleaning equipment
Fluid handling
Alfa Laval milestones
Swedish engineer
and inventor
Gustaf de Laval
and his business
partner Oscar
Lamm establish
the company AB
Separator to
manufacture and
sell their centri-
fugal separator,
which separates
milk from cream.
1883AB Separator
becomes a listed
company on the
Stockholm Stock
Exchange.
1901Gustaf de Laval
dies, aged 67,
with 92 Swedish
patents to his
name. “The man
of high speed”
is engraved on
his memorial.
1913The first heat
exchanger is
introduced.
Development
and production
of heat
exchangers is
moved to Lund,
where the
company is
headquartered
today.
1930sThe name of
the company is
changed from
AB Separator to
Alfa Laval.
Alfa comes from
the alfa discs
which increase
the separator’s
capacity.
1963Alfa Laval enters
the fluid handling
business when
it acquires a
majority interest
in the Danish
company Lavrids
Knudsens
Maskinfabrik
(LKM).
1971Alfa Laval is
acquired by Tetra
Pak, which owns
the company until
2000, when it is
sold to
Industrikapital
and then
relisted on the
stock exchange
in 2002.
1991Alfa Laval acqui-
res Aalborg
Industries
and two years
later the
Norwegian
company
Frank Mohn,
which further
strengthens
Alfa Laval’s
presence within
the marine and
offshore markets.
2011-1930s
The first heat
exchanger is
introduced.
Financial strength with focus on R&D
• Constant improvements of existing products
• New products and technologies
• Cooperation with customers and partners
• More than 2 500 patents
• Close to 100 Million / Year R&D investment
Focus on RenewablesBig in seawater Hex installations
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Concept
and design
Solution
and selection
Project and
deliveries
Installation
and start-up
Operation and
maintenance• Corporate – full believers
Product/application specialists
• Geothermal – ORC experience
Modelling – Optimization
• Seawater Hex installation
Maximizing uptime
Focus on RefrigerationExperience and expertise
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Concept
and design
Solution
and selection
Project and
deliveries
Installation
and start-up
Operation and
maintenance• A sustained focus for decades
• Expertise in Modeling and
Optimization of systems
• Thriving in a very competitive
market
From start to finish
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Concept
and design
Solution
and selection
Project and
deliveries
Installation
and start-up
Operation and
maintenance
Globally local – Fully dedicatedAlfa Laval Service Centers
São Paulo
Scarborough
Edmonton
MexicoCity
Houston
Richmond
Buenos Aires
Lima
Santiago
Greenwood Chesapeake
Carter Lake
Johannesburg
Lyon / Fontanil
Breda/WaalwijkGlinde
Yanbu
Camberley
Humppila
Madrid
Vejen Tumba
Dubai
Jubail
Qatar
Luzice
Istanbul
Lund Lodz
Thane
Kaoshiung
Perth
Kuala Lumpur
Singapore
Shenyang
Hamilton
Kunchan Osaka
Sydney
Melbourne
Kalimantan
Medan
Moscow
Seoul Tokai
Townsville
Vizag
Tangerang
Jiangyin
Bangkok
Alfa Laval’s 360°Service Portfolio
OTEC
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• Big flows of seawater
• Low pressure drops
• Fouling behaviour seawater
• Complex modelling process
• Integration with other processes
• Big % of CAPEX spending
• Impact on OPEX
To summarizeMinimize your CAPEX/OPEX
© Alfa Laval www.alfalaval.comSlide 11
• Good momentum for OTEC
• Early involvement – maximized return
• Dedicated Experienced Team
• We know what to do/design…
• Waiting for the market!
We are here to help you!
