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PW UV Disinfection 15m3h Marine

RWO/Veolia PW UV Disinfection 15m3h Marine is identified in the source list as a potable-water ultraviolet disinfection unit. It is installed in the freshwater or sanitary-service system between storage, treatment and accommodation distribution according to the vessel's piping arrangement. Its purpose is to disinfect flowing potable water using ultraviolet radiation before distribution or storage. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. Pumps, pressure vessels, filters, treatment elements, ultraviolet lamps, dosing or control components may be included depending on the exact system. The exact model designation and any source-listed capacity distinguish treatment or pressure-set configuration from neighboring potable-water units; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

RWO/Veolia PW UV Disinfection 15m3h Marine

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity lpd 15000
treatment type UV Disinfection

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Common failures & inspection points

●Loss of pressure or treatment performance caused by pump, filter, lamp, media or control faults, resulting in poor water supply or inadequate treatment indication
●Sensor or monitoring fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible pressure or water-quality readings
●Valve or non-return-valve failure caused by wear, scale or contamination, resulting in pressure loss, backflow or unstable pump cycling
●Leakage caused by seal, housing, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and wet equipment spaces
●Control or power failure caused by electrical faults, loose connections or failed relays, resulting in inability to maintain treatment or distribution

Service & Maintenance

Inspect pumps, pressure vessel, filters, treatment elements, lamps, valves, sensors and sample points applicable to the installed system. Maintain hygienic conditions during any opening of potable-water equipment and prevent cross-contamination from tools or chemicals. Trend pressure, pump cycling and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms and automatic changeover or shutdown functions after maintenance. Check approved treatment consumables and pressure-vessel condition as applicable. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for pressure settings, lamp replacement, dosing and water-quality limits.

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Replacement Parts

Keep pump seals, filters, approved treatment media or lamps as applicable, pressure switches or sensors, valves and manufacturer-recommended control components. Chemicals and wetted parts must be approved for potable-water service. Confirm all replacement parts against the exact unit and process configuration.
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