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3rd Panel - Fine & SpecialtyChemicals and Commoditiesfrom Organic Residues

Milan, Tuesday 21st of November 2017Sala Convegni, Palazzo Besana - Piazza Belgioioso 1

Coordinator: [email protected], ABB

BioLinX project has received funding from the European Union’sHorizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grantagreement No 652692

Milan, Tuesday 21st of November 2017«Circular Bioeconomy» Workshop

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BBI : The Scenario

BioBasedEconomy

CircularEconomy



Circular Bioeconomy - In brief• Circular-by-nature green technologies worth

Trillion Euro and expected to double by 2020.• Definition: Uses biolgical resoureces as well as

wastes as inputs to food & feed, industrial andenergy production

• Cover the uses of Bio-Based process forsubstainable industries

• Bio-wastes: considerable potential as alternativeto chemical fertilizer of for convertions tobioenergy (2% of EU renewable energy targets)



Bioeconomy: circular-by-nature• The bio-based economy is circular-by-nature because carbon is

sequestered from the atmosphere by plants. After uses and reuses ofproducts made from those plants, the carbon is cycled back as soilcarbon or as atmospheric carbon once again (D. Carrez, BiobasedIndustry Consortium).

• The circular economy focuses mainly on the efficient use of finiteresources and ensures that those are reused or recycled as long aspossible. The bioeconomy integrates the production of renewableresources, in particular renewable carbon.

• EU has a Bioeconomy Strategy in place since 2012, and since July 2014,it has a Public-Private Partnership on Bio-based Industries (BBI) thatinvests €3.7 billion in innovative technologies and biorefineries thatconvert biomass and wastes into greener everyday products such asfood, feed, fibers, chemicals, materials, fuels and energy.



Product - Processes - Business

Waste Inputs: Outputs:• Forest/Wood• Rice Commodities• Tomatoes (driven by market price)

• Vegetals Fine Chemicals• Biomass (driven by volumes)

• Fruits (Oranges,Pineapple, Citron) HP Specialty Chemicals(driven by higher performances )



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BBI : The Stakeholder involvedEnd Users

Investor Finance

Engineering & Partners for DigitalizationContractors & Industrial Automation

Intellectual Property

The perspective adopted in 3rd Panel Discussion : TechnologyProviders, Academia, Research, Industrial Partners for Digitalization



Panellist

Speeches & cases on above BBI topics are held by:• Astrid Palmieri : Basf Italia, Milan (It)• Riccardo Carletto : CNR - ISMAC, Biella (It)• Serena Chierici : SSICA, Parma (It)• Kelly Servaes : Biorizon (Be)• Stefania Grandi : NAM, Pavia (It)

The Panelists & Presentations

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RICCARDO CARLETTO - CNR- Valorization of Pineapplecultivation wastes

Valued solutions

ASTRID PALMIERI - BASF- New way to produce Resins- Certification Scheme for C14

SERENA CHIERICI - SSICA- Valorization of Tomato’s skin

KELLY SERVAES – BIOCON (Be)Bioaromatic Production from Lignine

STEFANIA GRANDI – NAM- Aerogel production from Rice- Biofuels from waste cultivation



Astrid Palmieri• BASF Italia

Sustainability Coordinator for EMEA and Sustainability Manager for BASF Italia.She is responsible for implementing BASF’s sustainability strategy, supporting Local Salesto develop business leveraging on sustainability.Education at Stanford University and Environmental Studies & MBA at Yale University.

The Speech will cover:- New methods to produce high values resins / solids from forest, food wastes by using14C-based techniques.

- 14C-based methods as certification scheme to classify the Bio-based V/s Bio-Fossil origin ofrecycled commodities products,

Key points:Ø Biomass Balance (BMB) approach, with pros and cons,Ø Challenges of dedicated bio-based,Ø BMB as drop-in solution to meet these challenges,Ø Certification,Ø Examples of products already on the market using BMB



Riccardo Carletto• CNR-ISMAC, Istituto per lo Studio delle Macromolecole, Biella, Italy

Researcher of Institute for Macromolecular Studies (ISMAC) of Italian National Research Council(CNR) in Biella Department since 2014.

• He’s Scientific Supervisor of ISMAC collaborations with THTI (Thailand Textile Institute ofBangkok), NSTDA (National Science and Technology Development Agency of Thailand), S.T. TextileCompany Limited (Thailand) and VITO NV Belgium.

• He graduated at Politecnico of Turin and got PhD degree in Biotechnology & Chemical EngineeringThe Speech will cover:

The valorization of agro-waste from pineapple cultivation.His study proposes the development of an industrial process for texil fiber extraction andexploitation in order to reach a sustainable and profitable production process

Key points :Ø How to obtain new textile fibers from pineapple cultivations wastes by applying a biorefinery

concept.Ø Importance of industry-led initiatives and financial cooperation for making the project successfull.Ø Mechanical properties (jute, cotton, ramie) to map PFALF in a industrial valorization.Ø DNA based methods to study the textile properties and innovative applications,



Serena Chierici• SSICA, Stazione Sperimentale Industria Conserve Alimentari, Parma, Italy• Researcher at SSICA Packaging Department where she’s involved in evaluation of metal food

packaging and expert in EIS – (Electrochemical Impedence Spectroscopy) measurements andshelf life control.

• She graduated in “Chemicals” at University of Pavia in 2014 and in “Chemical Sciences &Technologies” at University of Parma, and works in two Europeran Projects in LCA (Life CycleAssessment) evaluation.

The Speech will cover:New process (Biocopac FP7project) to extract the Cutina from the tomato’s skin, enhancingvalues of processing wastes.From Cutina the technologists discovered a process in semi industrial scale to extract a bio-based lacquer for food metal packaging (BiocopacPlus), to be used in packaging & canneryindustry. A third Agrimax H2020 project was then outlined with the target to study a biorafinery.

Key points :Ø Importance to produce new bio-material for innovating agrochemical & food industry.Ø Importance to find Industrial Partners & investors for project industrialization



Kelly Servaes• BIORIZON, Belgium - Cross Border Initiative between VITO(Be), TNO(Nl), ECN(Nl) and Green

Chemistry Campus, Bergen (Nl)Researcher at VITO N.V., leading European Research & Technology Organization on Bio-aromatics,where she was responsible for analytical strategies for tracking organic pollutants in the water.Expert on valorisation of lignin-based streams, she’s coordinator of lignin Horizon program.BIORIZON is located at Greeen Chemistry Campus, Bergen(Nl), an incubators where businessesaccelerate their bio-based innovations on the cutting-edge of agro & chemistry.Kelly got a Bachelor in Chemistry at U-Hasselt(Be), got a Master in Sciences-Chemistry and PhD atK.U. Leuven(Be)

The Speech will cover:Activities at Shared Research Center for Bio Aromatics - Next step in Biobased Functional Aromatics,

Topics handled:Ø Membrane technolgy to convert wood into green chemicals (lignin derived bioaromatics)Ø Membrane separation, as a valuable tool in the value chain of wood toward chemicals & materials,Ø Valorization of biomass (e.g.wood) trough extraction , extraction & purification of added value

components, and consequent calls for development of new & optimized process technologies.



Stefania Grandi• NAM – Nano Analysys & Materials

Co-founder of the Spin-off of the University of Pavia NAM, well positioned for developingindustrial projects in the Eco Sustainability direction.PHD in Chemical Sciences, 20 years of experience in material chemistry, is author of 57publications in scientific journals, 2 book chapters, 2 PCT patents.

The Speech will cover:“EcoAerogel” is a project for producing specialty chemical coating material from rice,

.

The Speech will cover:Ø Aerogel production process by valorizing of husk burning to produces ashes for fertilization.Ø International collaboration with NAM, Argentina Agricultural and Federchimica,Ø Importance to find Industrial Partners, Investors and Partner Companies to boost the initiative

worldwide



Why a ‘non-chemist’ coordinator ?• Marco Banti: ABB Process Automation, System

Business Development for Fine Chemicals, Food, &Pharmaceutical Industries - Batch Process Automation

• Providing an industry view, from Digital perspective,• Confirming that ABB is available to collaborate and

develop automation projects in the Bio Based Industry.• Sharing knowledge, services across value-chain and

automation references of Control systems, Analyticalinstrumentation, Data Analytics software, MES & Cloudcomputing applications for governing process data

• Developing industrial automation in R&D / Pilotprojects and in large production unit scale-up projects.

ABB (Asea Brown Boveri) - Global supplier ofPower and Automation technologies

~150,000Employees

countries+100

Formed in

1988Merger of Swiss (BBC, 1891)and Swedish (ASEA, 1883)engineering companies

In revenuebillion42$

Present in

Organized in

4 Global Divisions

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ABB Process Support in BBI projects

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− Process Intensification− Microreactors & Micoscale processing− Multipurpose Batch Management− Batch-to-Continuous− Continuous Manufacturing− Process & Analytics integration− Analytical Methods development− Multivariate Analysis− Powerful computing, simulation, optimization− Advanced analytics− MES / MOM− QbD / PAT

Enabling factors

May 2017

Providing new-generation collaborative Industrial Automation solutions for processcontrol, analytical methods development and data management

ABB Automation portfolio for BBI projects (Process based)

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Enabling factors

May 2017

Process Control System, Quality Data Systems, PAT-Analytical Systems, MES, Cloud

Finished ManufacturingCS Validation

Material ID

Collaborative MESElectronic Batch Record

21 CFR Part 11

Control Systems - DCS / PLC

PAT- Dosage Uniformity

KPI / OEE Line monitoring

Batch Solutions (Bulk)Plant Asset OptimizationPAT: Dryers

SCADA / WorkFlow Mgmt.

PAT - RTR Lot Release

Bulk & Fine Chemicals

Environment / Biological Controls

Batch (Discrete)

ERP Connectivity /Supply Chain Integration

Serialization

Data Analytics Tools

Enabling solutions

Helping your business with a comprehensive digital offering

ABB Control Technologies offer for BBI projects

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Food & Beverage

Industry Verticals Products & Solutions

Pharma/Biotech

Data Centers

DiscreteManufacturing

SpecialtyChemicals

DCSABB AbilityTM System 800xA

Freelance

Compact Product Suite

PLCPLC Automation - AC500

Control Room SolutionsEOW, Collaboration Table, etc.

Field Device IntegrationFieldbus products and integrationsolutions, FIM

ABB AbilityTM ManufacturingOperations ManagementMES, PIMS, etc.

ServiceControl System Life CycleProgramAutomation Sentinel

24/7 web portal for customersMy Control System / MyABB

Software based servicesAdvanced Services

Mastering the control room for automating R&D and Production projects

How to bring value to win in “Digital challenges” ?


From physical to digital differentiation

Maintenance

Operation

Control

Plant / equip. health

Operational data

Measurements

Service action

Set points

Control signals

Connecting Automation products for a «Digital Factory»

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Deploy digital data & application software in collaborative computer-based infrastructures to share allindustry information & knowledge - from Development to Industrial Production -

Complementary offering for a holistic customer approach


Batch managementA powerful application software package for configuring,scheduling and managing batch operations improving batchproduction profitability, consistency and traceability

Network equipmentA family of network products designed to improve reliability andavailability of critical network functionality

Cyber securityA defense-in-depth approach from design to deployment withmultiple layers of security controls throughout the system toprotect from cyber threats

SimulationA simulator for process operators and instrument technicians tolearn to master the process. It is also a powerful tool forengineering testing and optimization

Advanced Process ControlMPC technology has the proven ability to provide control solutionsusing constraints, feed-forward, and feedback to handlemultivariable processes

Asset managementOne user interface with all information from different, tradi-tionallydisparate, automation and monitoring systems for a composed viewof the health and performance of an asset

Condition monitoringMaintenance costs are optimized by enabling condition basedmonitoring ensuring pro-active maintenance

Device managementSupport field instruments throughout the lifecycle – planning,configuration, start-up, diagnostics and maintenance

Alarm managementSoftware functionality to support best practices in AlarmManagement and enhance operator effectiveness under abnormalconditions

Business continuity through life cycle system development

Services across the entire customer value-chain

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Installation and commissioningMaintenanceTechnical supportSpares and consumablesTraining

Process improvementLifecycle assessmentSoftware serviceOptimization solutionsRemote monitoringCondition Base Maintenance

Joint development solutionsStrategic partnershipValue based offersProductivity and energy efficiencysolutionsConsulting

Planning partner Products, solutions and Services partnersystems provider

Basic services Advanced services Partnership to create value

May 2017



Let’s go for main core of Panel …

• Astrid Palmieri : …• Riccardo Carletto : …• Serena Chierici : …• Kelly Servaes : …• Stefania Grandi : …



Panel Conclusions

• Astrid Palmieri : …• Riccardo Carletto : …• Serena Chierici : …• Kelly Servaes : …• Stefania Grandi : …

Global footprint in operations: thinking “globally” and acting “locally”

Complementary information on ABB offer for BBI initiatives


ABB: the pioneering technology leader

May 2017 Data refer to 2016Slide 26

What(Offering)

For whom(Customers

Where(Geographies)

Utilities Industry Transport andInfrastructure

~35% ~40% ~25%

GloballyAsia, Middle East and

Africa 38% Americas 29% Europe 33%

~$34 bn revenue ~100 countries ~132,000 employees

Products 58% Systems 24% Services & software 18%

Pioneering technology

Business Unit Control Technologies committed to Innovation and Substainability

Who we are


~2,000employees

35,000installed systems

in more than

100countries

#1DCS supplier for

15years in a row

11 %investment and

25 %of the employees inR&D

A recognized thought leader in process automationwith best in class products, services and solutions for our customers

present in

36countries

Global footprint in operations: thinking “globally” and acting “locally”

Where we are


“Follow the sun setup”, with~80 experts in6 Support Centers

• Local offices in allcountries

• Operations Centers (OC)- Active products

• Service Centers (SC)- Spare parts and Classicproducts

SCWickliffe, USA

SCMalmö, Sweden

OCVästerås, Sweden

SC/OCMenden, Germany

SC/OCSingapore

Industrial Automation for all industries

Who we serve


Our products work in all industries and all applications

Food &beverage

Infras-tructure

Cranes Data centersConsumerchemicals

Marine MetalsLifeSciences

Oil & gasMiningMinerals Water &wastewater

Solar WindPrinting Pulp & paperPetro-chemicals

Cement

Four Divisions committed to serve world Digital Economy

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Four global divisions

Power Grids ElectrificationProducts

Robotics andMotion

IndustrialAutomation

May 2017

Power & Automation products for Energy & Productivity solutions

ABB portfolio for Digital Economy


Robots forPicking, Packing, Palletizing

Motors, Drives, Mechanicalpower transmission

Safety and Protection Instrumentation & Analyzers

Hygienic Master

RacerPackFlexPicker PalletPack UPS, AVC, RPCSynRM

Power distribution,protection & quality

Ultra-Kleen

Thomas & Betts

MNS iS

MES, DCS, PLC, Controls

MES

Batch Management

800xAAC500

Jokab Safety

MV and LV SWG

TransformersLV Drives

Collaborative automated solutions for process control, analytical methods and data management


Satisfying the automation needs in BBI projects

To help our customers in the BBI, meet regulatory requirements,produce high product quality, achieve fast time to market and benefitfrom significant cost savings, ABB created a software solution for thesmart pharmaceutical factory. Pilot plants and production units areautomated with System 800xA which brings reduced engineeringefforts for simplified operations through a unified user interface.

Our integrated solutions based on system & software

Key benefits in supporting new process

To help our customers in the BBI, meet regulatory requirements,produce high product quality, achieve fast time to market and benefitfrom significant cost savings, ABB created a software solution for thesmart pharmaceutical factory. Pilot plants and production units areautomated with System 800xA which brings reduced engineeringefforts for simplified operations through a unified user interface.


Example: Systems for Labs, Method Development, R&D



Example: PLC/DCS for Pilots plant & low-scale production



Example: Scalable systems for Industrial production plants


Sampling Mixing, BioReaction Crystallization Drying /Separation Blending Coating

Plant Utilities, CIP/SIP, Refrigerators, Boilers, Cogeneration, PW, WFI, Biological Controls,Power & Electrical Metering, Fire, Access Controls, TVCC, Remote SMS Deviation notification

PLC

BARCODE

PLC

PLC

PLC

Production Workflow, Material Genealogy, RTRT, EBR, Reporting, ERP Interface MOM/MES

Quality PAT, Chemomectric, Multivariate, Modeling, Method D evelopment 800xA ADI

Control Integrated Batch Process Control Monitoring and Operations 800xA

ERP


Example: Quality system for QbD-Continuous Manufacturing


Large, global software and digital offering

Today: ABB – a “hidden” digital champion


>55% of ABB’s sales from software and digitally enabled devices

50 cloud-based services and advanced analytics

>6,000 solutions installed

>70,000 systems installed

>70,000,000 digitally enabled devices connected

Industry 4.0

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The fourth industrial revolution is changingthe way we work and manage machines inour factories, with reductions of runningcosts, increases in productivity andenergy efficiency and new servicescreation.

For many companies this will imply a realradical change of the business model.

The future that is running towardsus at exponential speed

Industry 4.0

May 2017

Things Services

People

INTERNETOF

Large, global software and digital offering

The ABB Technology: 800xA eXtended Automation System


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