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UTM OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CENTRE (UTM OTEC) PROF DR MD NOR MUSA 1 innovative entrepreneurial global www.utm.my 1 A B Philippines Malaysia C Pulau Layang-Layang m 0 0 E 1 , 2 Malaysia Brunei D Labuan Sabah


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UTM

OCEAN THERMAL ENERGY CENTRE

(UTM OTEC)

PROF DR MD NOR MUSA

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Longitude (E) Latitude (N) Point 113º 29’ 47” 6º 39’ 55” E 114º 13’ 57” 5º 54’ 03” D 115º 59’ 28” 7º 39’ 47” C 116º 02’ 36” 8º 01’ 26” B 115º 42’ 46” 8º 39’ 41” A

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2 , 1 m Malaysia Brunei Malaysia Philippines

Sabah

Brunei Darussalam

Labuan Pulau Layang-Layang

23 October 2012 Kuala Lumpur

  • A. Bakar Jaafar@UM-IOES

2nd South China Sea Conference 2

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23 October 2012 Kuala Lumpur 3

  • A. Bakar Jaafar@UM-IOES

2nd South China Sea

(Layang-layang)

SABAH TROUGH

SEMENANJUNG

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UTM OTEC POTENTIAL RESEARCH STATION WITHIN NATIONAL MARINE RESEARCH PARK : PULAU LAYANG-LAYANG

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Photo of Avillion Layang Layang

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Contour

113.7 113.75 113.8 113.85 113.9 113.95 7.3 7.35 7.4 7.45 7.5 Longitude Latitude

2.9 km

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SUDDEN DROP UP TO 900 METER

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UTM OTEC POTENTIAL RESEARCH STATION WITHIN NATIONAL MARINE RESEARCH PARK :Sipadan Island

The island of Sipadan is actually a rocky outcrop which rises dramatically from the ocean

  • floor. The island has a perimeter of less than 1600 metres, and an area of about 12
  • hectares. The fringing reefs are in all about 10-15 times the size of the island. From the

edge of any part of the reef, the drop-off is up to 600 metres.

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23 October 2012 Kuala Lumpur

  • A. Bakar Jaafar@UM-IOES

2nd South China Sea Conference

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SAGA UNIVERSITY

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Project Outline Contractor 【OTEC】 Dec-06 Advisory Services of Overseas Plant Business Solution Research on OTEC Demonstration Plant Construction Project in Cuba Japan Consulting Institute Oct-07 Mission dispatch project for investment promotion in Middle East region Power generation and water production by ocean thermal energy and discharged thermal energy in Sultanate of Oman Japan Cooperation Center for the Middle East Dec-07 Cooperation Project for Overseas Plant Promotion (Advisory Service Project) Study on OTEC Demonstration Plant Construction Project in French Polynesia, New Caledonia, and Vanuatu Japan Consulting Institute Aug-08 Cooperation Project for Overseas Plant Promotion (Feasibility Study) Study on OTEC Demonstration Plant Construction Project in Cuba Japan Consulting Institute EXAMPLES OF SOME OF RESEARCH ACTIVITIES ELSEWHERE IN THE WORLD

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Current project in the Philippines

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1. OTEC PILOT POWER PLANT AT RESEARCH STATION (RS) 2. R&D SCALE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION (UTM LAB) 3. PILOT SCALE HYDROGEN PRODUCTION (RS) 4. R&D SCALE LITHIUM RECOVERY (UTM LAB) 5. PILOT SCALE LITHIUM RECOVERY (RS) 6. AQUACULTURE OF UMI BODOU SEAWEED (RS) 7. R&D FARMING OF TIGER PRAWN (RS) 8. R&D FARMING OF OYSTER (RS) 9. R&D MINERAL WATER PROCESSING FROM DOW (UTM LAB)

  • 10. PILOT SCALE PRODUCTION OF MINERAL WATER (RS)
  • 11. PILOT SCALE TEMPERATE CROP FARMING (RS)
  • 12. R&D SCALE OF PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS (UTM LAB)
  • 13. R&D SCALE OF FOOD PRODUCTS (UTM LAB)

FEASIBILITY STUDY PROGRAM

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Commercially viable technologies be promoted through various economic and financial incentives for :

  • Power generation,
  • Freshwater harvesting,
  • Mineral water production,
  • Hydrogen production,
  • Lithium beneficiation,
  • High value mariculture and aquatic plants
  • Pharmaceuticals
  • Fishery
  • Food

COMMERCIALISATION OF OTEC

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22 COMMERCIALISATION OF OTEC SPIN-OFF PROJECT

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Source: Report of Investigation at Kumejima by Xenesys

Total of DSW supply: 700,000 Metric Tons/yrs (2009 of data) ∴2192 Metric Tons /day Aquaculture: umi bodou (seaweed), Japanese tiger prawn and fish. *Japanese tiger prawn: 35% of Japan market

  • Fig. shows the sales of DSW for

related products in 2009. Twenty two companies used the water as total sales of JPY 2,035,000,000 in that

  • year. Fisheries-related products are

the largest of the sales. It is followed by 27 % of cosmetic-related product and 13% of food-related products. See at Fig. 1 for details.

Products from DSW

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STRATEGIC COLLABORATORS/PARTNERS TO BE ENGAGED

  • 1. NATIONAL OCEANOGRAPHY DIRECTORATE, MOSTI
  • 2. CCM
  • 3. SAGA UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF OCEAN ENERGY, JAPAN
  • 4. XENESYS INC OF JAPAN
  • 5. UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA TRENGGANU
  • FACULTY OF FISHERY AND AQUA-INDUSTRY
  • FACULTY OF MARITIME STUDIES AND MARINE SCIENCES
  • 6. UNIVERSITI MALAYSIA SABAH
  • BORNEO MARINE RESEARCH INSTITUTE
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OBJECTIVES – UTM OCEAN THERMAL CENTRE

  • To focus on development on Ocean Thermal Energy

Conversion and Spin-off Technologies through research, publication and commercialization

  • To play a role as an advisor to the government in the

process of developing policies related to Ocean Thermal Energy

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Topic of Research Abstract Constituents and attributes of deep seawater Research into the attributes of deep seawater such as constituents, purity, temperature, algae production, etc. Application to health promotion fields Research into the health promoting effects of deep seawater baths and efficient methods of usage with the cooperation of monitors. Development of health drinks using deep seawater as a base ingredient Research into the positive effects of deep seawater on the human body. Application to medicines, agrichemicals, foods, etc. Extraction and production of anti-allergic substances from algae cultured in deep seawater for use in pharmaceuticals, agrichemicals, foods, etc. Extraction and production of new anti-cancer agents from microorganisms isolated from deep seawater for use in pharmaceuticals, agrichemicals, etc. Development of breads, pickled foods, etc. Application to sterilization and freshness preservation Applicable research of the sterility, purity, plant cultivation, liquid solution, freshness preservation of agricultural products, etc. of electrolytic deep seawater Research into the manufacturing of brackish ice for use in maintaining the freshness of fish Application to agricultural fields Deep seawater use in agricultural fields. Samples of Basic and Applied Research Being Conducted on DSW In general, the following areas have received attention from several private and government funded

  • rganizations, primarily in Asia.
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27 Drinking Water

As photosynthesis does not occur at depths where sunlight does not penetrate, inorganic nutrients are not consumed. As a result, in comparison with surface water, deep seawater contains a high amount of inorganic nutrients including nitrogen and phosphorus, which are consumed by phytoplankton. The balance of minerals is also favorable. The amount of organic matter and bacteria in deep seawater is considerably less than in surface water. Deep seawater is extremely pure from both a chemical and microbiological standpoint.

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28 Shu Uemura Cosmetics has had good results in developing and marketing face lotions and cosmetics using deep seawater for its rapid skin-absorption qualities, more than double that of ordinary water. A recent paper published by Dr. Hajime Kimata from the Department of Pediatrics and Allergy, Uji-City, Japan: ("Reduction of Allergic Skin Responses and Serum Allergen-Specific IgE and IgE-Inducing Cytokines by Drinking Deep Seawater in Patients with Allergic Rhinitis") is typical of the results being obtained from studies conducted on skin-care and other topical uses of DSW. Muroto City and other agencies support marketing research and test research into the use of deep seawater, while sponsoring experimental research linked with local universities and hospitals into improving skin conditions such as atopic dermatitis and boosting immunity.

Skin Care and Cosmetics

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Muroto City has long had ties to food manufacturers who utilize deep seawater. These makers have been successful in developing a large number of products that take advantage of seawater's good mineral balance and its tendencies to bring a mellow flavor to foods and to stimulate fermentation of microorganisms. Deep seawater has been developed for use in making tofu because of its ability to boost sweetness and water absorption, and in breadmaking because yeast action is increased so that bread rises better without the use of additives. Besides its utilization as an ingredient in food processing, DSW is a natural resource that holds great latent potential for commercial development including applications in farming, nurseries and cultivation, making use of its mineral content and low temperature, energy related uses in salt-making, ice-making and thermal energy conversion, and environmental rehabilitation including creation of seaweed forests.

Food Products

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30 Japanese consumers, in particular, are paying top dollar for desalinated Hawaiian deep-sea water, which is marketed as a dietary supplement that aids weight loss, stress reduction, improved skin tone and digestion. Several companies, capitalizing on the trend, have invested tens of millions of dollars in bottling facilities near Kona on the Big Island, Hawaii, and employ over 100 workers, according to state officials. Over the next few years, the state estimates the companies will invest in excess of another $100 million in bottling plants and hire 400 to 600 additional workers. Small bottles of Hawaii Deep Marine Inc.'s Kona Nigari sell for $33.50 at the Key of Life store in the Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center.

WHO IS PRODUCING DSW DRINKING WATER ?

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Koyo USA Corp., maker of Ma Ha Lo brand seawater will be the first to carry the Hawaii certification. The deep-sea water certification program will help companies such as Koyo distinguish their seawater from Japan-produced seawater. Hawaiian seawater is considered of high quality and commands a high price.

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Koyo's water is pumped from the Natural Energy Laboratory of Hawaii Authority(NELHA) pipeline, which extends 2,000 feet below the surface of the ocean. The company, which ships over 80,000 bottles of water to Japan each day, plans to triple capacity within a few months.

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33 WHAT DOES THE EQUIPMENT LOOK LIKE? *The Koyo DSW plants earned $200 million last year.

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