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IHS Fairplay Solutions Guide to Ballast Water Treatment Systems Sponsored by voyage and also reduces the risk of corrosion in the tanks. On 3 January 2012, DNV granted type approval to the Mark II model of OceanSaver, which is a tailored version of the already type approved Mark I model, but with the most ‘energy demanding’ features of the Mark I model removed. The Mark II model introduces better-performing filtration technology and reduces piping installation, which saves both time and money. Previously focusing mostly on the larger-sized vessel segment, OceanSaver is positioning Mark II as a cost-effective solution for the medium-range vessel market, thus expanding its client base. OceanSaver’s focus is not only on procurement costs, but on Mark II’s entire lifecycle costs, including spare parts, energy consumption and manpower. The energy required for the complete system and related equipment is 50% less for Mark II compared mp with Mark I. OBS OptiMarin 2 3 The Optimarin Ballast System (OBS) is based on filtration as pre-treatment and high doses of ultraviolet irradiation for inactivation of marine organisms. The OBS does not use or generate chemicals or biocides in its treatment or cleaning processes. Ballast water is treated both during ballasting and deballasting to ensure the dual UV effect. Ballast water is filtered only during ballasting. The system is normally installed as close as possible to the ballast pumps. The modular system is flexible, with a relatively small footprint and weight, and will fit vessels of different kinds and sizes. The OBS can be delivered as a complete skid or as a customised solution. It accommodates a wide range of ballast water capacities and can handle flows up to 3,000m3 /h (or higher upon request). The MicroKill UV chamber has one UV lamp, with a flow rate of 167m3 /h, which can be installed in parallel on a single manifold for higher flows. The chamber is specifically developed and manufactured for installation aboard ships. It is self-cleaning, with no moving parts or need for chemical cleaning. There is a UV and temperature sensor in each chamber. Optimarin offers two 40µm filters: BSF MicroKill basket type and B&K MicroKill candle type, both of which have automatic backflushing and are self-cleaning. ning ng ng. GloEn-Patrol Panasia 2 3 A 100% physical treatment technology has been adopted by Panasia of South Korea for its BWMS GloEn-Patrol, which eliminates harmful aquatic organisms and pathogens in water without generating any toxic Control panel of GloEn-Patrol system 28 © IHS Global Limited 2012 012_037_CorrectedBW1204.indd 28 01/08/2012 15:35:45 Photo: Panasia
BALLAST WATER TREATMENT CLEAN IS SAFE Free passage on the world‘s oceans. The 3-stage, highly efficient and economical Ocean Protection System OPS complies with the IMO D2-regulation and future standards relating to ballast water treatment. The 1 st and 2 nd stage filter so finely that all organisms are reliably destroyed in the 3 rd stage by means of specific low-pressure UV radi- ation. Your advantages: Fully future-proof. No chemicals, no increased corrosion, efficient sediment reduction, fast installation, easy maintenance, low operating costs. And you can continue to use your existing pumps. www.mahle-industrialfiltration.com TYPE APPROVED BY GERMAN ADMINISTRATION – BSH Industry Untitled-4 1 20/03/2012 10:10
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