TitanFloc

De Dietrich was hired by SVS Technologies & Research to engineer the equipment.

Ministere du Developpement Economique de l'Innovation et de l'Exportation (Quebec) financed 40% of business plan prepared by GENIVAR for SVS Technologies & Research Inc.

GENIVAR (Quebec division) was hired by SVS Technologies & Research Inc. to create a comprehensive business plan for the titanium coagulant project.

Societe du parc industriel et portuaire de Becancour, CLD de Becancour was contacted in order to implement the pilot plant in Becancour, Quebec.

Office and laboratory was opened in Concord, Ontario.

USA patent was obtained.

Canadian Patent was obtained.

November - License is sold to PROMINVEST (LUKOIL subsidiary) for the production and the sales of the titanium coagulant in Russia.

May - Pilot plant in Yarega (Komi Republic, Russia) produced the first batch of titanium coagulant under a limited time license to YNTK (LUKOIL-Komi subsidiary).

www.titanfloc.com website was created.

SVS Technologies & Research Inc. incorporated in Ontario.

The first pilot batch of Titanium Coagulant was industrially produced by the contracting company.

Development of the process and synthesis of various formulations of titanium-based coagulants for the treatment of drinkable water and various types of wastewater.

Certificate for the application of Titanium Coagulant for drinking water purification was issued in Russia.

Russian patent is obtained.

Canadian and USA patent application was filed.

Toxicology research completed by the Russian authorized institutions from 2001 to 2006. The results proved that the Titanium Coagulant is safe for environment and human health.

PCT application was filed on the composition and the production method of the titanium coagulant and its use in water treatment applications. The inventors are Nina N. Stremilova and Serguei V. Stremilov.

Laboratory tests were performed in Russia, Ukraine, Croatia, France, Canada, United States from 1986 to 2007.