OCTA Process

Introduction: PATENTED FOAM CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGY for Fermentation Process in distillery.


PATENTED FOAM CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGY is mechanical way to control foam and it is NOT REPLACEMENT of existing antifoam Like turkey red oil(TRO) with another chemicals like Silicon antifoam agent or paste but it is elimination of usage of antifoam/TRO.



Reducing the capital investment and cost of production PATENTED FOAM CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGY is COST SAVING ASPECT. With ONE time investment huge amount of antifoam will be reduced which is direct benefit and it also give all indirect benefit for Natural fermentation. 

OCTAPACE, has the intelligent response, Innovative and  Problem Solving


 FOAM CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGY.


 Selected at National level Innovation  & technology competitions conducted by,

·         Indian Institute of technology,

·         National Chemical Laboratories (NCL), 

·         CII,

·         IIM Ahmadabad

·         Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India, New Delhi.            

 “A COST SAVING ASPECT”!

“SAVE PROCESS”! !“SAVE ENVIRONMENT”!!!

ADVANTAGES 

1. Improving Hygienic condition of fermentation due to which yield and spirit quality will improve.

2. Improving the capacity and yield .

3. It will  NOT disturb fermentation process /affect the parameter of the fermentation

4. It will reduce the cost of other chemicals which is used to reduce the contamination.

5. More Environ friendly process.

6. No special attention, manpower is required

Intellectual Property Right (IPR)

 FOAM CONTROLLING TECHNOLOGY for Fermentation Process in distillery plant is recognized as CLEAN TECHNOLOGY and has awarded Patent and Intellectual Property right in 50 countries.Patent is also granted by European Patent office, and for Philippines and in Brazil is in the process.


·         Approved and Patented by Government of India.

·         This is intellectual property owned by Mr. Nitin S. Chavan in India and country mentioned below and all rights are protected by Indian Patent Law of 2005 and respective country law. Re production of any information without Patentee’s permission is considered infringement of Patent Act, 1970.

·         Approved and Patent granted by European Patent Organization (EPO) 22 countries

·         Approved and Patent granted by Eurasian Patent Organization(EAPO)  9 countries

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of Brazil

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of Australia

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of South Africa

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of Canada

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of Philippines

·         Approved and Patent Granted by Government of Columbia

·         Approved and Patent granted by African Patent Organization (ARIPO) :12 countries