AM-Scrubber-500 closed-loop
Andritz Marine AM-Scrubber-500 closed-loop is identified in the source list as a exhaust gas cleaning system (scrubber). It is installed in the exhaust path of an engine or boiler together with pumps, treatment equipment, monitoring and discharge or residue-handling systems. Its purpose is to reduce regulated exhaust emissions using the approved scrubber process fitted to the vessel. The source record provides no additional model-specific operating figure beyond the listed designation and category. Scrubber tower, washwater or reagent supply, pumps, valves, sensors, control software and effluent handling form an integrated compliance system. The exact model designation and any source process note distinguish gas-flow capacity and operating configuration from neighboring scrubbers; refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
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Service & Maintenance
Inspect circulation pumps, strainers, nozzles, tower internals, valves, dosing equipment, analyzers and drains according to the approved maintenance plan. Monitor exhaust backpressure and process indications and investigate recurring compliance alarms promptly. Clean sensors and sampling lines and maintain calibration records required by the approved monitoring scheme. Inspect washwater piping and tower structure for corrosion, leakage and coating deterioration. Function-test automatic bypass, changeover and alarm sequences using approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for emissions limits, dosing rates, water-quality and maintenance settings.
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