NEW YORK, NEW YORK, MAY 1, 2007, Bio-Organic Catalyst, Inc.
and Neozyme International Inc., subsidiaries of International Daleco
Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: ILDO) today announced that they have been
successfully treating hydrogen sulfide (H2S) odors within a municipal
collection system located in Connecticut on a commercial basis.
These H2S odors had historically been measured at levels
over 350 parts per million (ppm), and were a continuing source of
community complaints. After installation of a metered dosing system,
where the Company’s bio-organic catalyst was added on a continuous basis,
H2S odors were substantially reduced to levels of less than 1.0 ppm.
Successfully solving the odor problems at less cost than traditional
chemical additives.
The Company’s revolutionary technology breakthrough
approaches the solution of reducing dangerous and noxious odors, such as
H2S gas formation, in a fundamentally different way from conventional
chemical additives, which simply treat the wastewater within the
collection system.
The Company’s bio-organic catalysts break down the
anaerobic slime layers, which form within the collection system pipes,
thereby treating the problem of eliminating odors within collection
systems ‘at source’, where they are formed prior to migration to the
wastewater within the sewer pipes.
Additionally, the Company’s bio-organic catalysts also
bring about a substantial increase in dissolved oxygen levels within the
wastewater stream through the action of micro-bubbles which are formed by
the bio-organic catalysts, thereby bringing the required oxidation to
sulfides within the wastewater.
Another valuable advancement, in addition to the
elimination of noxious and dangerous odors, is that the Company’s
bio-organic catalysts have shown the ability to cause a reduction of the
organic loading of the wastewater in the collection system, prior to the
municipal wastewater treatment facility.
This technological solution has tremendous implications to
the upgrading of collection systems worldwide, particularly in the
developing world. Through utilizing the collection system to reduce the
wastewater’s organic loading, the wastewater treatment facility’s total
loading capacity is increased. This can offset capital expansion
requirements and also improve the performance of the facility in reducing
discharges and sludge volumes.
About Bio-Organic Catalyst, Inc.:
Bio-Organic Catalyst, Inc. is a wholly-owned subsidiary of
Neozyme International, Inc. It has been formed as the proprietary
branding entity for commercialization of the Company’s bio-organic
catalyst compositions. It has trademarked ‘Bio-Organic Catalyst’ as a
unique category within the emerging green chemistry field. This
fundamental advancement over traditional and green chemistries, where the
waste contaminants are catalytically broken down to their fundamental
constituents and the receiving waters have their dissolved oxygen levels
increased, represents a major technical breakthrough with substantial
implications across many industries; including water and wastewater
treatment, green cleaning for industrial, commercial and consumer markets,
and the cleaning and accelerated bio-remediation of petroleum hydrocarbon
pollutants.
About Neozyme International, Inc.:
Neozyme International, Inc. is the
Company’s research and development entity, which over the last decade
funded the research and applications development of a line of patented and
proprietary bio-organic catalysts. Representing a fundamentally new and
different model for treating both wastewater and solid wastes, it has been
necessary to exhaustively test and demonstrate the capabilities of the
Company’s bio-organic catalysts within a wide variety of laboratory and
field applications. Additionally, economic modeling, demonstrating
competitive advantages over competing chemistries, has been required to
establish market introductions.
About International Daleco Corporation:
International Daleco Corporation (OTC Bulletin Board: ILDO)
is a publicly quoted venture capital firm with over 25 years of experience
in funding the development of new technologies. Over the past decade, the
Company has primarily focused on the development of patented and
proprietary bio-organic catalysts. In addition to this development
effort, the Company has interests in other technology companies in the
environmental monitoring and medical diagnostic fields.
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27A of the Securities Act of 1933 and Section 21E of the Securities
Exchange Act of 1934. These forward-looking statements are based largely
on the Company’s expectations of forecasts of future events, can be
affected by inaccurate assumptions and are subject to various risks and
known and unknown uncertainties, a number of which are beyond the
Company’s control. Therefore, actual results could differ materially from
the forward-looking statements herein.
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