IntregroServices Group to add industry expertise to ensure smooth installations
CLEVELAND, OH (June 3, 2010) — Arisdyne Systems, Inc, a leading technology and process services company headquartered in Cleveland announces a joint agreement with IntegroServices Group (ISG), Inc., a process consulting services group in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The companies have agreed to collaborate on the introduction of Arisdyne’s Controlled Flow Cavitation technology to the ethanol fuel industry.
ISG will provide assistance with business development and process expertise introducing cavitation technology to their key clients and will work with Arisdyne’s engineers and business development team to design, install and monitor results during the initial test period.
“Pete Bendorf and his team at ISG are active evaluators of diverse ethanol process technologies and plant designs. They also have broad experience working with ethanol boards, investors and operators, which provides us with critical access and opportunity for success with this new technology,” said Fred Clarke, Executive Vice President and one of the founders of Arisdyne. “Besides extending our reach and credibility in the industry, ISG will provide after installation support to help achieve the level of up time that the industry expects.”
“This collaboration helps our clients by bringing the union of a technical provider, with an engineering group with plant operations experience, to improve overall plant efficiency,” said Pete Bendorf, founder and principal director of ISG. “Arisdyne’s solution is in the front end process of the plant and their process directly improves ethanol production yield with virtually no additional overhead.”
Dr. Peter Reimers, President and CEO of Arisdyne, sees joining forces with Pete Bendorf and ISG as a major confirmation of the efficacy of the Cavitation solution which will also help address the systems integration of Arisdyne’s technology with other complementary yield enhancement approaches.
“Seeking ways to reduce the energy consumption, improve water efficiency, and positively impact the green house gas footprint are critical challenges to corn-based ethanol producers,” explained Dr. Reimers. “Since today’s plants cannot expand their capacities, yield improvements must be implemented to improve performance. Tackling this challenge, while concurrently going after the unused corn fiber, offers an opportunity to demonstrate the advance fuel potential for current corn-based plants and related infrastructure. Current producers would have the ability to fulfill the advanced fuel mandates without requiring any change to existing investments in agricultural production, land management, transportation, and distribution – very quickly and at a price well below the millions being thrown at more exotic options.”
ISG and Arisdyne will work together to address these challenges. ISG will assist with the introduction and installation of cavitation systems to enhance the access and conversion of starch to ethanol, while Arisdyne supports this effort and extends their reach into cellulosic conversion technologies.
“As small entrepreneurial companies, both ISG and Arisdyne will have an opportunity to work collaboratively, learning new approaches to optimize systems, taking advantage of entirely new and challenging technologies that we expect will complement each other and help ethanol producers,” said Pete Bendorf.
About IntegroServices Group
With 18 years of ethanol experience, IntegroServices Group effectively analyzes clients’ needs with a focus on increasing the bottom line for the client. Other diversified areas of energy operations allow ISG to recommend alternatives or opportunities which are not typically available to groups solely involved in ethanol. For more information, contact Peter Bendorf, PE at, 605-372-8043, or by email at pbendorf@integroservicesgroup.com.
About Arisdyne Systems, Inc
Arisdyne Systems, Inc. is the leading provider of retrofit equipment and value-creating services for fuel ethanol and biodiesel producers. Arisdyne specializes in designing small footprint devices that utilize controlled hydrodynamic cavitation and applies its cavitation technology to increase yield for ethanol production, reduce catalyst consumption for biodiesel production, and change the viscosity of heavy crude oil. For more information, call 216-458-1991 Ext. 482 or visit the company website at www.arisdyne.com.
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Arisdyne Media Contact: Chris Brown
Email: CBrown@resources-results.com
Phone: 330-656-9793
IntegroServices Group Media Contact: Peter Bendorf, PE
email pbendorf@integroservicesgroup.com
Phone: 605-372-8043