PowerVerde Inc. OTCQB (PWVI), a Florida based energy systems developer, has been selected to provide the expander technology for a project addressing sanitation needs on a global scale.

MIAMI (PRWEB) March 28, 2018

Researchers at Duke University have developed a supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) sanitary treatment system. This system is the world's first reduction to practice of the SCWO technology for the intended purpose of bringing sanitary toilet facilities to people worldwide. It is estimated that 900 million people do not have access to sanitary toilet infrastructure.

PowerVerde was selected to design a 60 kWe expander for its demonstrated high-pressure capability, a pre-requisite for operation at supercritical conditions.

SCWO is a known thermodynamic process that decomposes (oxidizes) solid waste to pathogen-free byproducts; clean water, carbon dioxide and nitrogen. The process occurs when the waste sludge is pressurized and heated above the supercritical state (218 ATM., 374 C). An exothermic chemical reaction uses the heating value of the sludge (15 MJ/kg) to heat the surrounding supercritical gas. For a village of 6000 people, it is estimated that 57kWe is needed as input for the sludge pump and air compressor components. Recapturing a major portion of this energy using PowerVerde's 60 kWe expander improves sustainability and the value proposition of the project. This is particularly important in non-grid connected locations typically found in under-developed countries.

About PowerVerde, Inc.

PowerVerde Inc., is an energy systems developer focusing on energy efficiency and waste heat recovery using organic Rankine cycle and unique wet steam cycle technology. Leveraging its proprietary designs, technology and strategic alliances, PowerVerde expects to commercialize distributed power systems in the under 500 kWe-class that performs at industry-leading levels. For more information visit: http://www.powerverdeenergy.com

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