"> RWO Veolia ST-6
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RWO Veolia

ST-6

The RWO Veolia ST-6 is a 15 ppm oily water separator. It is normally installed in the engine-room bilge-treatment area with feed pump, oil-content monitor and discharge/recirculation valves. It is designed for treatment of machinery-space bilge water before any permitted overboard discharge. In operation, separation/coalescence/filtration stages remove oil before monitored discharge. The supplied entry states a capacity of 6.0 m³/h; this information is retained unchanged. Compared with neighbouring models, the relevant differences are treatment capacity, separation stages, consumables, monitor and control configuration; these must be confirmed from the installed documentation rather than inferred from the model designation alone. Service and survey attention should concentrate on separator condition, coalescers/filters, oil-content monitor, stop/recirculation valve, piping integrity and records. For exact ratings, dimensions, tolerances, test limits and model-specific settings, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.

Components & Design

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Technical Data

capacity m3h 6.0
ppm rating 15
imo mepc certified True
media type coalescer

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Common failures & inspection points

Poor separation caused by excessive oil, detergents or stable emulsions, noticed as high oil-content readings or frequent recirculation
Coalescer/filter fouling caused by sludge and solids, noticed as high differential pressure and reduced throughput
Oil-content-monitor drift or contamination caused by dirty sample cell or sensor faults, noticed as implausible readings or failed checks
Automatic stop/recirculation valve fault caused by actuator or control problems, noticed as incorrect valve position during high-oil alarm
Feed-pump or suction fault caused by blockage, air ingress or wear, noticed as low or unstable treatment flow
Unauthorized or incorrect valve lineup caused by human error or tampering, noticed from bypass evidence, broken seals or piping inconsistency

Service & Maintenance

Inspect separator consumables/internals, clean and function-test the oil-content monitor, verify alarm and automatic stop/recirculation response, and check feed pump and valves. Trace the actual piping to exclude unauthorized bypasses and review calibration/service records and Oil Record Book entries.

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Replacement Parts

Carry separator filters/coalescers or other consumables, oil-content-monitor cleaning/service items, feed-pump seals, solenoid/actuator kits, sample tubing and approved gaskets. Critical installations may justify spare monitor or control components.
Equipment Model #69000 · ✓ still in production