"> Hamworthy Moss (historic predecessor) MOSS 3000 / HM 3500
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Hamworthy Moss (historic predecessor)

MOSS 3000 / HM 3500

Hamworthy Moss (historic predecessor) MOSS 3000 / HM 3500 — Inert gas generation for tanker cargo tanks.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

Model Reference HM 3500 IG (oxygen analyzer component)
Estimated Capacity Range 3,000-3,500 Nm³/h
System Type Burner/Scrubber with blower

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Common failures & inspection points

Oxygen analyzer sampling lines clogged with carbon deposits

Perform periodic cleaning and inspection of all inert gas sampling pipes to oxygen analyzer; check for blockages, corrosion, cracks in inlet pipes. Add to planned maintenance schedule (minimum semi-annually)

Scrubber tower fouling, corrosion, internal damage

Inspect scrubber shell and bottom through access covers/manholes; check for corrosion, fouling, and damage to cooling water pipes and spray nozzles. Increase frequency from annually to semi-annually if carbon deposits found

Deck seal venturi blockage and internal corrosion

Open deck seal unit for internal inspection; check venturi blockages (semi-dry types), inspect for corrosion/cracks in inlet pipe/housing, examine heating coils, verify integrity of internal parts and casing

Pressure/Vacuum (P/V) breaker liquid level and seal integrity

For liquid-type P/V breakers: verify gauge glass is intact/clean/level-visible, confirm correct fluid type and level maintenance, check level is marked in static condition, verify low-temperature capability if freezing conditions expected

Oxygen monitoring equipment calibration drift and alarm threshold failure

Calibrate portable and fixed oxygen monitoring equipment; verify alarm setpoints (maximum 8% oxygen threshold); conduct functional test of automatic shutdown logic when oxygen exceeds safe limits

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