BLUE WATER PETROLEUM CORP TO ADD NEW ENVIRONMENTAL PATENT TO ITS PORTFOLIO

CHEYENNE, WY, Aug. 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Blue Water Petroleum Corp BWPC, announces that its technology subsidiary, Atakam Group, Inc, has completed a new design of a recycling pyrolysis machine and will be filing for a new US patent. This technology will be implemented and integrated into modular components that are designed to be transported onsite to oilfields globally to assist with the cleanup and recycling of contaminated soils and organics. These cost-effective and modular machines, which meet the strict environmental standards set by State and Federal agencies, will be manufactured in the United States and then shipped globally.

This additional patent, when granted, will add to the seven already held by Blue Water Petroleum Corp, who's focus is the multi-billion dollar global oil and gas environmental cleanup sector. Blue Water's patents are technologically concentrated into pyrolysis, waste effluent treatments containing oil and hydrocarbon contaminants and the use of activated carbon for the localization and liquidation of the aftermath of accidents connected to oil, oil products, and toxic organic chemical spills on the ground and water.

This new Plant For Thermal Destruction Of Organic Raw Materials design builds upon the provisional patent application number 63/190,795 filed on May 20th 2021 completed by Andrew Osichnuk, Blue Water's CFO and CTO of its wholly owned Wyoming based technology subsidiary, Atakam Group Inc.

The Thermal Decomposition Plant (TDP) is a set of equipment that provides thermal destruction (decomposition into low molecular weight components without oxygen) of oily waste with the production of pyrolysis gas, liquid boiler (pyrolysis) fuel (liquid fuel) and dry residue (technical soil). Initially, oily waste is accumulated in a storage container. Then fed with an automated screw from the feeder to the reactor. When heated without oxygen, their thermal decomposition occurs (destruction). Heating to the operating temperature of 450-520C in the pyrolysis chamber is carried out through its walls with burner devices installed in the furnace.