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Promoting Bilateral Mechanisms in Asia and the Pacific A Workshop on the Joint Crediting Mechanism May 22, 2015 PT. Mayekawa Indonesia Suhaimi Sirad 2 Contents 1. Company introduction 2. Latest refrigeration equipment 2.1 Refrigerants


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Promoting Bilateral Mechanisms in Asia and the Pacific A Workshop on the Joint Crediting Mechanism

May 22, 2015

  • PT. Mayekawa Indonesia

Suhaimi Sirad

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Contents

  • 1. Company introduction
  • 2. Latest refrigeration equipment

2.1 Refrigerants review 2.2 Natural refrigerants “Natural Five” 2.3 NH3/CO2 System (-25℃) 2.4 Air cycle System(-60℃)

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  • 1. Company Introduction
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Company Profile

MAYEKAWA MFG. CO., LTD.

Established in: 1924 Capital: 1 billion yen Sales: 1.1 billion U.S.D (group) President: Tadashi Mayekawa Employees: 2,300 in Japan 1,500 overseas Offices: 60 in Japan, 94 overseas Plants: 3 in Japan, 6 overseas Contents: Manufacture and sales of various kinds of gas compressors mainly for industrial refrigeration, plant engineering and service engineering related to agriculture, meat and seafood processing industries, food distribution and energy fields.

Tokyo Head Office

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History

1924

1960 1970 1980 1990 2000

2015

1924 Vertical reciprocating compressor 1958 Multi-cylinder reciprocating compressor 1964 Screw compressor Offshore platform 1978 Ultra low temperature accelerator Refrigerated cargo vessel Helium compressor For maglev train H2 gas compressor for rocket fuel Freezer system for food Chicken whole leg deboning robot 1998 Nagano Olympic Winter Games CO2 heat pump series Semi-hermetic Refrigeration compressor Air cycle refrigeration system

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CO2 Heat Pump “unimo” Steam Compressor Steam Expander +130℃ Water +90℃ Heat pumps +50℃ Adsorption Chillers “AdRef-Noa” Refrigerators Cascades +5℃

  • 50℃

NH3 –Ethane Cascade Refrigerator

  • 95℃

Air Cycle “Pascal Air”

  • 120℃

Slush Nitrogen Helium Refrigerator

  • 208℃
  • 269℃
  • 271℃

Helium Compressors

Mayekawa Products from -271℃ to +180℃

Turbo Comp.&Exp. NH3 “NewTon3000” Air +120 ℃ High temperature heat pump Cryogenic compressor Freezer Meat Deboning Robots 6

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Business Fields

Foods

Leisure

Oil, Gas & Chemical

Marine

Logistics

Technology

  • f

Compression Low temperature Heat exchanger Fluid Beverages Environment Air Conditioning

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Around the World

Head office, Tokyo

Japan

Moriya plant Higashihiroshima plant korea Brazil Plant Mexico Nashville (U.S.)

★ Mayekawa plants

■ Mayekawa branch offices

Belgium Saku plant Vancouver 8

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Company Profile / Indonesia

  • PT. MAYEKAWA INDONESIA

Founded : September 1985 Headquarters : Graha Pratama Building, Floor 3A JI. M T. Haryono Kav. 15 Jakarta

  • No. of employees : 81

Branch offices : Surabaya, Medan Business Activities ■ Sales of MYCOM COMPRESSORS & HEAT PUMPS ■ Supply of Food Machinery (robot) ■ After-Sales Service (Component) ■ After-Sales Service (System) ■ Refrigeration Engineering & Installation ■ Refrigeration consultant

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Project Reference in Major Cold Stores in Indonesia

User Installed Year Location Capacity System

  • PT. Maluku Fishery

1977 Ambon

  • PT. Maluku Fishery

1984 Ambon

  • PT. Charoen Pokphand Indonesia

1996 Cikande, West Java NH3 Pump PT Nofmas Chemical Industries 1996 Bekasi, West Java R22 DX PT Sukanda Jaya 1997 Cibitung, MM 2100 NH3 Pump PT Sukanda Jaya 2004 Cibitung, MM 2100 NH3 Pump PT Central Pertiwi Bratasena 2005 Lampung, Sumatra NH3 Pump

  • PT. Kiat Ananda Phase I

2008 Bantar Gebang 19,500 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Diamond Cold Storage

2010 Cibitung, MM2100 68,200 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Sukanda Djaya

2010 Cibitung, MM2100 95,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Kiat Ananda Phase II

2009 Bantar Gebang 65,500 M3 NH3 Pump

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Project Reference in Major Cold Stores in Indonesia

User Installed Year Location Capacity System

  • PT. Kiat Ananda Phase III

2010 Bantar Gebang 89,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Mega International

2012 Cibitung, MM2100 162,500 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Marine Cipta

2012 Surabaya, East Java 7,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Charoen Pokphand Indonesia

2012 Ngoro I 7,800 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Charoen Pokphand Indonesia

2013 Ngoro II 31,600 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Charoen Pokphand Indonesia

2014 Bandung 6,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Adib Global Suplies Phase I

2014 Bantar Gebang 17,500 M3 NH3/CO2 Pump

  • PT. Ananda Solusindo

2014 Bantar Gebang 192,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Dua Putera

2014 Bekasi 82,000 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Adib Global Suplies Phase II

2014 Bantar Gebang 22,000 M3 NH3/CO2 Pump

  • PT. Sukanda Djaya

2014 Cibitung 23,500 M3 NH3 Pump

  • PT. Charoen Pokphand Indonesia

2014 Makasar 6,000 M3 NH3 Pump

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Project Reference in Indonesia

CUSTOMER NAME : PT. Adib Global Suplies LOCATION : Bantar Gebang ESTABLISH : 2014 INDUSTRY : Logistics CAPACITY : 17,500 m3 SYSTEM : NH3/CO2 Pump TEMPERATURE : -25 deg.C CUSTOMER NAME : PT. Kiat Ananda LOCATION : Bantar Gebang ESTABLISH : 2009 INDUSTRY : Logistics CAPACITY : 65,500 m3 SYSTEM : NH3 Pump TEMPERATURE : -25 deg.C

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  • 2. Latest Refrigeration Equipment
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Refrigeration and Cooling/Freezing Equipment

Storage or Freezing equipment refrigeration equipment Refrigerant Evaporator + Cooler etc. Factory building 3.2 Food freezing system

  • 2. Latest refrigeration equipment

2.3 NH3/CO2 System (-25℃) 2.4 Air cycle System(-60℃)

  • 2. Latest refrigeration equipment

2.1 Refrigerants review 2.2 Natural refrigerants “Natural five”

Utility space

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  • 2. Latest Refrigeration Equipment

2.1 Refrigerants review Natural Refrigerants “Natural Five”

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Progress of international regulations and measures over F-gases

CFC HCFC

substitutes

HFC

substitutes

Lower GWP HFC Natural Refrigerant

HCFC

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CFC- 11 CFC- 12 HFC- 134a HFC- 410A

CO2

Air

HC NH3

HFO

Depleting the

  • zone layer

Impact

  • n global

warming Non Depleting the

  • zone layer

Impact

  • n global

warming Non Depleting the

  • zone layer

Non or light Impact

  • n global

warming

A projection of increasing amount

  • f HFCs emissions

Protection of Ozone layer Prevention of Global Warming

Montreal Protocol

Vienna Convention

Kyoto Protocol

UNFCCC

Proposed Amendment to the Montreal Protocol

CFC Phase-out accomplished in 2005 HCFC Phase-out will be accomplished at the end of 2019(non-A5) 2029(A5)

CFC; chlorofluorocarbon HCFC; hydrochlorofluorocarbon HFC; hydrofluorocarbon HFO; hydro fluoro olefins GWP; Global Warming Potential

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Natural Refrigerants

Five environmentally friendly Natural refrigerants NH3 CO2 H2O HC Air

Ammonia Carbon dioxide Water Hydrocarbons Five using environment-friendly natural refrigerants, “Natural Five”, to protect the Ozone Layer and prevent global warming.

(Propane, Isobutane) 17

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Applications using Natural Refrigerants

Five environmentally friendly natural refrigerants applied to refrigeration, air conditioning, heating and hot water supply Applicable temperature of “Natural Five”

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Mayekawa Products using Natural Five

NH3 CO2 H2O HC Air

Air cycle refrigeration system

“Pascal Air”

Semi-hermetic refrigeration package

“ NewTon” series

CO2 Heat pump series Adsorption chiller

“AdRef-Noa”

Air-conditioning/ Water-supply Heat pump

(-50℃~-100℃) (30℃~160℃) (5℃~15℃) (7℃~65℃)

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  • 2. Latest Refrigeration Equipment

2.2 NH3/CO2 System (-25℃ )

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Commercial

Domestic Industrial

Target

Industrial Refrigeration with Natural Refrigerants

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Requirements for Industrial Refrigeration

  • Long Life ;

Long operation time (6000-8000hr/y)

  • High Efficiency
  • High Reliability

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“Natural Five” Refrigerants and Product Solutions

Refrigerant (Natural Five) 160℃ 60℃ 10℃

  • 15℃
  • 25℃
  • 40℃
  • 50℃
  • 60℃
  • 100℃

Utility hot water

Cold storage, Freezer, Fish boat

Freezer, Freeze-dry, Super Low temp. storage

Cryogenics Hot water Heating HVAC Chiller Utility hot water Heating Chilled water Ice making Heat recovery

NH3 CO2 H2O HC Air

Chilled water Ice making

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Specific Refrigeration needs

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Semi-hermetic Refrigeration Package

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Mayekawa NewTon 3000 (Movie)

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Concept of “Newton” system

“NewTon” system holds ammonia completely only in the machine room so that it can achieve safety.

Safety

Energy saving

Easy maintenance

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New-type NH3 Screw Compressor

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Minimizing ammonia charge

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NH3/CO2 cooling system “NewTon”

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“NewTon” series

Use application Model

Cold storage NewTon R-3000, R-6000, R-8000

Inside temperature;

  • 25℃

NewTon C

Loading room

Freezer NewTon F-300, F-600, F-800

Inside temperature;

  • 35℃

Ice rink for skating / curling NewTon S

NewTon R-3000, NewTon F-300 NewTon C, NewTon S 29

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Installations of “NewTon” in Japan

Customer Volume (m3) Newton sets installed Nissui Logistics / Kawasaki 35,000 3 2008 Toyo Suisan / Nagoya 80,000 9 2009 Hosui / Atsugi 20,000 2 2010 Yokohama Reito / Osaka 68,000 8 2011 Coop / Onomichi 75,000 8 2012 Matsuoka / Kawasaki 200,000 11 2013 Nichirei Log. / Kawasaki 100,000 1 2013 Maruha-Nichiro Log. Net. / Kawasaki 75,000 6 2014

500 units are running.

Nissui Log. /Kawasaki Toyo Suisan / Nagoya Yokohama Reito / Osaka Coop / Onomichi

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Case ; Cold storage building and machine room

NewTon R-8000 - 5 sets NewTon F-600 - 1 set NewTon C - 4 sets NewTon B - 1 set

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Case ; Cold storage and Loading room

Cold storage room (-25℃) Loading room (0℃)

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Power reduction through renewal with “NewTon”

Customer Volume Period in use Refrigerant formerly used Power reduction (m3) (year) Refrig. Comp. (%) Tokyo Toyomi 45,000 29 HCFC-22 Screw

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Niigata Reizo 10,000 33 HCFC-22 Recip.

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QP “Kewpie” 16,250 27 HCFC-22 Recip.

24.9

Sensui Reizo 6,125 38 HCFC-22 Screw

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Ajinomoto 7,500 25 HCFC-22 Recip.

28.0

Grico 30,000 30 HCFC-22 Screw

19.8

Showa Reizo 32,500 22 HCFC-22 Recip.

28.0

AMB Funabashi 30,000 25 NH3/Brine Recip.

34.0

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  • 2. Latest Refrigeration Equipment

2.3 Air Cycle System (-60℃ )

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Air Cycle Refrigeration Package Unit

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Basic Concept of Air cycle refrigeration

Air

Compression Cooling Expansion

A gas generates heat when compressed. By cooling such a compressed gas and then expanding it, the gas gets lower than the initial condition. Utilizing the behavior, this system can create a super-low temperature with range from -50℃ to -100℃.

Safety

Environment- friendly

Energy saving

Low working pressures Non-Toxic or Non-flammable Safety regulations not required No environmental load GWP=0 ODP=0

Fundamental principals

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Direct Air circulation system

Integrated turbo compressor & expander

Turbo compressor motor Turbo expander

Cold heat- recovery Heat exchanger Warehouse

  • 50~-100℃

Primary cooler Cooling Water

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Conventional system

*has air cooler and fan motor *defrost required

Frost

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“Pascal Air” system

*No air cooler (No fan motor) *No defrost Air ducts easily installed

Blown-out Blown-out Blown-in Air duct

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Comparison of “Pascal Air” system with conventional system

Conventional system Pascal air system Cooling capacity kW 47 30 Power required kW 135 72 Temperature in the warehouse ℃

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COP 0.35 0.42 Annual electric consumption MWh/year 3,370 2,250

Over 30% energy-saving

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“Pascal Air” system can be introduced

Conventional markets

  • super-low temperature cold storage

(ex. frozen tuna fish)

  • freeze-drying process

New applications

  • medical & pharmaceutical fields
  • physical &chemistry fields

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In Conclusion :-

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Refrigerants; “ Natural Five ” Latest Refrigeration Equipment

 “NewTon” and “Pascal Air ”

“Natural”, is What We Design For

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Thank you very much for your attention