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Evac HydroTreat

Evac Evac HydroTreat — Marine Organic Waste Treatment (Wet Waste).

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Technology Hydrothermal Carbonization (HTC)
Operating Temperature Approximately 200°C
Waste Reduction Up to 90% volume decrease
CO2 Reduction Over 80% emission reduction vs conventional methods
Output Biochar (sterile, stable) + treated water
Design Modular, suitable for 500-8000 people on board
Process Non-incineration, no exhaust gases

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Common failures & inspection points

Membrane fouling and filter clogging in MBR/MBBR systems

Visual inspection of membrane status and pressure differential readings; verify EcoScreen pre-treatment is properly operated for BOD load reduction; inspect transmembrane pressure (TMP) recordings - should remain stable within design specifications

Biological process upset and sludge accumulation in treatment reactors

Monthly biosolids level monitoring and sludge discharge procedures; verify mixed liquor suspended solids (MLSS) concentration matches design specifications; inspect sludge handling system for proper collection tank operation and maintenance

Chemical depletion and overdosing in ORCA electrolytic systems

Verify 5% chlorine solution levels (ORCA II A) or electrolyte levels are within specifications; confirm automated dosing systems are functioning correctly; test effluent disinfection efficacy according to IMO MEPC 227(64) requirements

Effluent quality non-compliance and nutrient overflow in restricted areas (Baltic Sea, River Rhine)

Quarterly sampling and testing of treated effluent for BOD, TSS, nitrogen and phosphorus levels; verify compliance with IMO MEPC 227(64) Chapter 4.2 requirements for passenger ships in special areas; maintain International Sewage Pollution Prevention Certificate documentation

System operational failure and control panel malfunctions

Verify touchscreen control panel responsiveness; test automated shutdown procedures; confirm integration with ship's main automation system; check alarm and monitoring functions are properly logged and reviewed; ORCA IV B systems require 3-month maintenance interval verification

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