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Press release on JC 9465 getting approved by EPA and USDA Organic Program.

Jenfitch, Inc. has gained US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA FIFRA) and USDA Organic Standard (7 CFR Part 205) approval to use its’ proprietary sodium oxychloride formulation, JC 9465, that works even more effectively than ozone as a crop production aid, disease, and pest control aid, fertilizer and soil amendment aid, livestock production aid and processing and

handing aid for facilities requiring organically approved technologies. JC 9465 has improved safety and increased production in various agricultural applications that use post-harvest wash systems and hydro-coolers to control cross-contamination and spoilage. The capital cost for installation and operating cost are less than at 1% of the cost of a conventional ozone system. In aquaculture systems from Norway to Louisiana, JC 9465 has improved yields and lowered operating costs. Currently in studies from Canada, the dairy industry has been conducting studies using JC 9465 to control hoof disease and other health-related problems for dairy cows with great success.

Walnut Creek, CA.-based Jenfitch, Inc. is marketing its JC 9465 ROS as an alternative to gaseous ozone, sodium hypochlorite, chlorine, and chlorine dioxide to help meet food safety needs in the 21st Century

In studies using JC 9465, we have observed an increase in the availability of singlet oxygen ions and

hydroxyl radical ions which have been called ‘Nature’s detergents. They effectively destroy all microorganisms found in post-harvest applications in less than 30 seconds”, Marketing Manager, Gail Jennings, said in a recent news release. In independent studies using ORP, (Oxidation-Reduction Potential) by increasing the ORP (as measured in millivolts) stress is introduced to the microorganisms and inactivates them. (See chart to right)

JC 9465 has been shown to be 12 to 24 times more effective than chlorine as a disinfectant for controlling biofilms, bacteria, viruses, and spores. Studies have demonstrated that bacteria living in a biofilm causes

spoilage. JC 9465 oxidizes the biofilms and attacks the bacteria. JC 9465 is a member of the reactive oxygen species (ROS) in the chart to the right, we list the various oxygen species. The important points of the chart are the different electrochemical potentials (voltage-Ev) of each ROS molecule. Ozone is 2.04, singlet oxygen ions is 2.42, hydroxyl radical ions is 2.8, while chlorine ions is 1.49, and JC 9465 is 2.8 Ev. Understanding electrochemical potential helps us understand why ozone react quickly in water vs chlorine and why singlet oxygen ions/hydroxyl radical ions work even better than ozone.

In a field study conducted with UC Davis-Post Harvest Dept., JC 9465 effectively achieved a 6-log (CFU) reduction in less than 10 seconds on E. coli, Listeria, and Salmonella. Also, in a study with the University of Washington Agriculture-Post Harvest Dept, JC 9465 demonstrated that it can eliminate cross-contamination during apple harvesting.

JC 9465 is composed of a solution of hypochlorous acid and a proprietary catalyst that controls the activation of the singlet oxygen ion and hydroxyl radical ion. Unlike sodium hypochlorite which is a gas in a liquid, the singlet oxygen ion and hydroxyl radical ion are highly soluble in water and can be used in varying water qualities (i.e., pH and temperatures) effectively. JC 9465 works like a Trojan Horse. It easily passes through the cell membrane as an oxygen molecule and then converts to ROS which attacks the nucleus of the cell. Killing it instantly. Sodium hypochlorite requires a minimum of 2-4 minutes of contact time at a very high concentration to achieve the same results as JC 9465.

JC 9465 is also approved for use in potable water treatment system up to 84 mg/l as an oxidant. It is approved to control scaling and corrosion and can be used to treat groundwater high in iron and manganese.

For a copy of relevant studies and more information on the new sodium oxychloride chemistry, please visit www.jenfitch.com or contact sales@jenfitch.com or call 925-289-3559.

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JENFITCH’S JC 9465- Paraffin Inhibitor

Paraffin forms when the crude oil is flowing up to the surface and hits ambient temperature.

As the crude oil cools down, crystals form into paraffin wax.

JC 9465 was injected at a rate of 5 gallons per day.  By the third day, the flow rate was checked and there was an increase of 10X from the previous flow rate.

Treatment will vary depending on a well.  It may be better to treat every day with 1- 5 gallon bucket or every other day with the same amount.

There is a range of methods for removing paraffin wax build-ups in oil wells including:

  • Mechanical                                – Hot Oiling
  • Scraping                                    – Hot Water
  • Coiled Tubing                            – Chemical – Wax Solvents/Dispersants
  • Thermal                                     – Combination Treatments

JC 9465 is the safest, most effective and affordable method for inhibiting paraffin.

Once JC 9465 is applied, it works within minutes, not hours or days.

JC 9465 Economics

Scenario 1 (everyday application) – Crude at $50 per barre

Days (15 days shown – double numbers to get monthly figures)

Scenario 2 (every other day application) – Crude at $50 per barrel

  Days (15 days shown – double numbers to get monthly figures)

When applying JC 9465 to a crude oil production/stripper well, it is recommended to put 1 – 5-gallon bucket @ $125 ea. ($25 per gallon) into the well with 5 gallons of water to chase it.  If JC 9465 is applied every day to a well that has been producing 1 bbl. per day, production should increase to 10 or 15 times that within two weeks.  If applying JC 9465 every other day (Scenario 2), then the well should increase production by 10X.

There are no absolutes when inhibiting paraffin.  In general, JC 9465 will break up biofilm, emulsions and increase production.  The increase in production will depend on amount of product that is applied.  Every day (Scenario 1) should increase production 15X.  Every other day (Scenario 2) should increase production 10X.

JC 9465 Paraffin Market

The biggest paraffin deposits are in Canada and Venezuela.

The U.S., Middle East, Russia would come behind that.

There are offshore applications all over the world as well.

As a side note, wherever there are production wells, the fracking wells are close by.

Fracking wells are using an average of 20 million gallons of water for one well.

Paraffin and Fracking Wells are a focus for JC 9465.

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JC 9465: The Best Algaecide and Biocide on the market

At Jenfitch, we have created an algaecide that is now EPA Registered which has demonstrated it can help improve water quality in countless applications. We have used our product JC 9465 in several applications to confirm its efficacy in these applications. Our studies have shown remarkable results by eliminating algae and biofilm formations.

ORP (Oxidative Reduction Potential) is a very important measurement for killing bacteria and pathogens

The United Nations World Health Organization has stated that for water quality to be safe from all microorganisms, it must have an ORP above +700mV. Chlorine is a common product used to deal with algae and biofilm. The Environmental Protection Agency studies have shown chlorine takes over 30 minutes to achieve a 4-log removal. With JC 9465, when we reach an ORP +700mV, we achieve a 6-log removal in only 10 seconds and remove biofilm while using a significantly lower volume of chemicals.

As you can see below, we took a sample of algae-laden/infested water from a local water plant treatment influent in California. We used JC 9465 to treat this water at 10 ppm which was more than enough for our desired result. Below is a “Before” and “After” treatment with JC 9465.

We are continually looking to help others who have problems with their water quality. At another treatment plant, we encountered another instance of biofilm and algae causing an unwanted buildup in their potable water plant’s clarifiers (Martinez, California). We took samples of their water to run tests and determine the required dosage of JC 9465. Our results impressed the plant operator and we immediately started feeding JC 9465. Below is the visual outcome of using JC 9465 in this municipal water treatment plant.

As you can see, we were able to remove significant quantities of algae and biofilm deposits. This potable water treatment plant saw other significant improvements: improved filtered water turbidity, lower chlorine consumption, lower THM’s formation, longer filter run time between backwashing and lower treatment cost. If you are interested in our new chemical solution, please check out our website or contact us for more information.

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