1. Supply Chain – Global Opportunities
Richard Smith, Howden Group

2. Company relationships
Company Overview
Company relationships
Howden is a subsidiary of Colfax Corporation, as are ESAB and Colfax Fluid Handling.
Colfax Fluid Handling
ESAB
Howden
Precision pumps and systems
Sales in 2012 – $646m
Employees – 2200
Welding and cutting equipment
Sales in 2012 – $2,000m
Employees – 6900
Fans, heat exchangers and compressors
Sales in 2012 – $1,255m
Employees in – 4400

3. History
Company origins and development
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Founded in 1854 by James Howden (1832 – 1913) in Glasgow as a marine engineering firm, designing and building boilers.
Moved into the power and other heavy process industries supplying fans and heat exchangers.
Increased international presence in the decade 1988 to 1997 through acquisitions.
Became part of Colfax in January 2012.
Today, a leading global player for heavy industrial air and gas handling equipment.

4. History Technical pedigree `
Development of the forced draught system with integral air preheat for boilers (1882), dramatically reducing fuel consumption.
The commercialisation of screw compressors in the 1940s and development of oil injected screw compressors.
Development of the rotary regenerative air preheater in conjunction with Frederik Ljungström of Sweden in the 1920s.
Other technical firsts
Invention of the ‘Sirocco’ fan with forward curved blades.
Invention of the diaphragm compressor by H Corblin.
The development of the aerofoil bladed centrifugal fan
Built the world’s first commercial flue gas desulphurisation plant (1930’s)

5. James Howden and Company of Canada Ltd
History
Canada
James Howden and Company of Canada Ltd
Scarborough, Nr Toronto (1958 – 1996)

6. Products and Services
Global Acquisitions
Over the years Howden has acquired many well known technologies, companies and/or brands in the air and gas handling field.
Brand/Company Main country
Aerodyne Fans Australia
Fantecnic Fans Australia
Pitstock Fans Australia
Phoenix Fans Australia
Powermax Fans Australia
Wolf Fans Australia
Wheeler Fans Australia
Aeolus Brazil
Canadian Blower Canada
Sheldon Fans Canada
Covent Fans Canada
Nordisk Fans Denmark
Variax Fans Denmark
Berry Fans France
Burton Corblin Compressors France
Periflow® Compressors France
Sofrair Blowers France
Ventilateurs Neu France
Turbowerke Meissen Germany
Voith Fans Germany
Airtech Fans South Africa
Donkin Fans South Africa
Majax Fans South Africa
Brand/Company Main country
Safanco Fans South Africa
Tallares Sanchez Luengo (TSL) Spain
Stork Fans The Netherlands
Ventilatoren Sirocco Howden The Netherlands
Thomassen Compressors The Netherlands
Aerex Fans United Kingdom
Airscrew United Kingdom
Carter Fans United Kingdom
Davidson Fans United Kingdom
Donkin Blowers United Kingdom
Engart Fans United Kingdom
Godfrey Blowers United Kingdom
Howden Sirocco Fans & Heaters United Kingdom
James Howden United Kingdom
Reavell Centrifugal United Kingdom
Sirocco United Kingdom
Waller United Kingdom
American Blower USA
Buffalo Forge USA
Joy Green Fans USA
Sturtevant Fans USA
Westinghouse Fans USA
Howden Buffalo USA/UK 6

7. Products and Services
Products
High integrity fans, heat exchangers and compressors which demand the highest levels of efficiency, reliability and availability.
Centrifugal fan
Axial fan
Compressor
Cooling fan
Special and local products
Rotary heat exchanger

8. Markets Sales by Industry and Region
Our sales are made throughout the world to key process industries.
By industry
By region
New equipment plus aftermarket 8

9. Global Commitment & Leadership
Clean power generation
Future of power generation has not yet evolved
Clean & reliable power.
About to enter an increasingly expensive period of transition
Politicians, economics and public perceptions all not ready.
Currently in a period of waiting
In need of global commitment & leadership.
Climatic pressures continue to increase.
Reduced time to act whilst current engineering resource disseminates.
Manufacturing businesses need visible global opportunity during transition period

10. IEA Strategy - Reducing GHG Emissions
Global deployment of CCS (MtCO2 annual captured)
Power generation is the primary focus for emissions reduction.
Other large scale energy intensive industries emit CO2 in large quantities (e.g. cement).
Smaller energy intensive industries are likely to switch to clean electricity – additional load for power generation.

11. Creating Opportunity
Proactive globally
Fossil Fuel power Generation can’t be replaced overnight!
Howden already active for transitional CCS
Involved with several confidential technology developments partnerships.
Active members of organisations:
GCCSI, CCSA, EPPSA etc
Equipment provided for Worldwide CCS Project demonstrations:
Karlshamn Gas Fired CCGT with PC Sweden
Ferrybridge Conventional Coal Fired with PC UK
Donguaan IGCC China
Hua Dian Conventional Coal Fired with PC China
Kemper County IGCC (585MW) USA
Six Howden 7000HP Coal drying Fans
Six Howden 900HP Coal Mill Feed Fans
One Howden 1630HP Combustor Air Fan
One Howden 450HP Stack Gas blower
One Howden 3100HP Cooling Air Blower
Eight Howden 4000HP refrigeration Screw compressors.

12. Next Generation Carbon Capture
Objective - Reducing energy intensity
aBsorption > > > > aDsorption
Development of adsorbent technologies and materials
Pressure Swing Adsorbents
Temperature Swing Adsorbents
Light Swing Adsorbents
Adsorbent variants include zeolites, activated carbon and metal organic frameworks (MOFs)
>>> Structured adsorbents

13. Next Generation CCGT +CCS
Howden Collaboration with InvenTys and Doosan Power Systems
RAM (Rotary Adsorption Machine)

14. ETI - NGCT2 Project
Formally announced 11th October 2012 by Ed Davey

15. ETI - NGCT2 Project Project Background
Project commissioned and funded by the Energy Technologies Institute
Develop and prove Next Generation CCS technology for application on CCGT plant
Potential to make a substantial reduction in Capital and Operating costs
Readiness to catch the wave of CCS implementation in CCGT’s expected 2020s
Consortium brings together 4 international engineering companies
Inventys Thermal Technologies Process inventors and adsorption specialists
Howden Group Manufacturer of rotary regenerative heaters
Doosan Power Systems Experienced EPC contractor & system integrator
MAST Carbon International Developer of innovative activated carbon material
Process is based on using InvenTys’ patented VeloxothermTM technology
Phase 1 : 12 month, laboratory-based project at InvenTys facility in Vancouver

16. ETI - NGCT2 Project Project Progress
Performance testing of activated carbon sorbent structures continues
Appropriate adsorption characteristics, chemical and mechanical properties are being demonstrated.
Test data has confirmed the predictive capabilities of Inventys’ process models.
Doosan and Howden utilising data for preliminary specification and design of a full scale CCGT plant
Test work moving to a12-bed rotating Process Demonstration Unit (PDU)
V-100 Rotary Adsorption Machine (RAM) now in Canada
Designed and manufactured by Howden, installed at InvenTys
Sufficient sorbent structures need to be manufactured to fill an annulus
In collaboration, Howden and Inventys are designing alternative rotor sealing systems which will be tested and compared in the RAM

17. ETI - NGCT2 Project Future Activities
RAM modifications to suit the optimised VeloxothermTM process
Doosan to complete process integration for full scale plant based on InvenTys’ process data validated by the VTS and PDU tests
Inventys to update the Techno Economic Analysis for CCGT plant
Final test work is to be completed on the RAM using simulated flue gas verifying first step up in scale from bench to prototype plant
Preparation and submission of proposal for Phase 2 of the project
5 MWe stand alone demonstration plant
Embrace potential additional partners
Timely CCS Community engagement and commercial promotion: -
Achievements and Potential
Benefits
Not a chemical plant
Reduced costs and ground space
Adsorbent material – safe disposal
Speed of “Roll-Out”

18. Supply Chain – Global Opportunities
Positioned to globally benefit from development of existing technology
Howden Technology is owned and developed under Howden Group, providing Howden Business Units with central support and control.
Design & Manufacture
Performance & Selection
Supply Chain (Global and Local)
Howden Quality
Manufacturing facilities and aftermarket support is strategically positioned.
Sales Offices provide flexibility to respond to changing markets.
Information gathering of market changes and technology developments at local level provide a broader global perspective.
Power generation WILL change toward a balance of “clean” technologies and the market - as with everything - today is a global opportunity.

19. Supply Chain – Global Opportunities
Innovation, Development, Commercialisation, and Deployment
Matching and applying new technologies into established markets, using adaptations of proven machinery and systems, can dramatically reduce the risk, costs and timescales – especially pilot and demonstration stages.
The Veloxotherm™ process has the potential of significant advantages
Complexity and size
Energy Demand
Speed of “roll out”
Canada has an appetite for EOR
Commercial demand in absence of CO2 emission legislation
Medium scale development ground
InvenTys location being Vancouver – ideally situated to support
Together as part of a consortium, the Veloxotherm™ technology has the solid foundations of a Global Customer Service and Supply Chain with flexibility to maximise benefit of both commercial and legislation driven CCUS opportunity.

20. Howden Global                       
Old Govan Road,          
Renfrew, PA4 8XJ
United Kingdom    
Richard P. Smith B.Sc. Eng
Business Development Manager - Emerging Processes
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