Oily Water Separator (15 ppm) · Oily Water Separator
Oily water separators belong to the class of environmental protection equipment used on board ships. Wärtsilä Senitec’s M1000 model is part of their M-series solution, which addresses the challenges of separating oil and water in bilge and sludge mixtures with a four-stage process designed for maximum efficiency and sustainability. The first stage utilizes dissolved air and a unique dual oil zone interface to float and separate oil from the mixture. Stages two through four employ coagulation and flocculation, dissolved air flotation, and an active carbon filter respectively, ensuring that the final discharge contains less than 1 ppm of oil, with actual tests showing even lower levels. US Coast Guard approval for these units was achieved during rigorous testing, exceeding all required standards. This system has proven highly effective, with significant reductions in sludge disposal fees and overall operational costs, as demonstrated by a payback period under one year on a 9,000 dwt RORO vessel.
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