Panayotis Syrmalenios

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Toronto, ON

M6N207

(647) 39?-9490

Panayotis Syrmalenios

KBP Minerals & Oil, Inc.

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Montreal, PQ, H3B 1H9

Place and Date of Birth: Athens, Greece - October 11, 1946 Nationality: Greek, French and Canadian

EDUCATION

• University of Grenoble, France: Doctor in Engineering, 1973

• National Polytechnic Institute: Nuclear Engineering Degree, 1970 Grenoble, France (Ingenieur en Genie Atomique, INSTN)

• National Technical University, Athens, Greece: Chemical Engineering 1969 LANGUAGES

Greek, French-excellent, English-very good, Knowledge of German and Spanish EMPLOYMENT RECORD

2000 French College, 100 Carlton Street, Toronto

(Part-time) Supervisor

1985 – Present Through his own firm (KBP Minerals), he is involved in marketing and sales of nonmetallic minerals (Kaolin, Bentonite, Perlite, Silica.) and the exploitation of a bentonite mine in Milos Island, Greece, also in crude oil and products marketing and trade. He sold 1 mio. bbl of Bonny Light crude oil to Public Petroleum Corporation of Greece through KBP Minerals Canada. 1991 – 1997 Public Power Corporation, Alopeki Street, 11528 Athens, Greece Occupation Health and Safety Division

1983 – 1987 Public Power Corporation, Division of Alternative Energy Sources, Geothermal Branch. 10 Navarinou St., 106 80 Athens, Greece. He participated to the analysis and facing of problems arising from the operation of a 2 MWe geothermal plant: two phase fluid flow and separation brine treatment and reinjection. Follow-up Nuclear Energy news. July 1982 – June 1983 Motor-Columbus Consulting Engineers, Parkstrasse 27, 5401 Baden, Switzerland. He worked as a Nuclear Engineer on the following items: Estimation of the quantities of water and vapour released to the environment by an accidental breakage of the Chemical and Volume Control System (CVCS) of the Swiss nuclear power reactor BEZNAU. Estimation of the quantity of H2 produced in a casen of Zn/vapour reaction at the German nuclear power reactor KRUMMEL. Specifications for the treatment and control systems of all the liquid and gas wastes for the future nuclear reactor of EL DABAA (Egypt). Nuclear licensing in Switzerland. Application to the case of nuclear power installations in Taiwan.

1980 National Nuclear Corporation, Risley, England Dec. 1978 – June 1982 Public Power Corporation, Nuclear Energy Branch. He participated mainly to the following projects:

Study of the problems which arise from the production of nuclear wastes.

Information of the public about the installation of nuclear power projects.

Oceanographic and hydrographic survey of several proposed nuclear sites.

Water and liquid wastes treatment of the PWR and BWR nuclear power station.

Preliminary feasibility studies for the selection of a nuclear power station. Nov. 1977 – June 1978 Laval University, Chem. Engineering Department Assistant

Theberge – McKay & Associates, Quebec City

Energy Conservation Studies

1977 Amiantit, 13 Omirou St., Athens, Greece

He worked as a production and design chemical engineer of the asbestos- cement plant.

He accomplished the following projects:

Pollution problems and measurements.

Designs and construction of a heat exchanger for the cooling of asbestos cement products.

Mar. 1975 – Sept. 1976 GAAA - CGEE - ALSTHOM, 13 Av. A. Reynaud, 92 Levallois - Perret, France

He worked as a senior heat transfer engineer on the following main items: Calculation of temperature distribution and fluid flow pattern of liquid sodium at several fast neutron nuclear reactors (PEC, Superphenix). Design and bid evaluation of the heating-cooling system for the electrical machines building of a IRAN nuclear project.

1970- 1974 Atomic Energy Commission (CEA) of France, Nuclear Centre of Grenoble

(CENG), Heat Transfer Department (STT).He participated to the fast neutron reactor safety analysis work. He proposed a new physical model describing the fast reactor fuel-coolant thermal interaction accident. A computer code (CORFOU) based on this model was written and adapted to some experiments. He was awarded the "Docteur Ingenieur" degree with honors (Scientific and Medical University of Grenoble, Sept. 1973). 1973 – 1974 Military Service.