BIO-SEA L 750m3h
BIO-UV BIO-SEA L 750m3h is listed in the source as a marine UV-Based BWMS within the Ballast Water Treatment Systems group. Equipment of this type is typically installed in an engine-room or treatment space close to the associated tanks, pumps and overboard or service piping. Its primary duty is separating, purifying or treating shipboard fluids for the duty represented by the UV-Based BWMS, and it uses its treatment stage together with pumps, valves, filters or separators, instrumentation and automatic controls to achieve the required process condition. The supplied entry records rated power 37.5 kW; these stated values should be retained when the unit is identified or compared with neighboring variants. It normally interfaces with feed and discharge piping, pumps, tanks, sampling or monitoring equipment, ship power and automation or overboard interlocks as applicable. For any exact capacity, pressure, voltage, tolerance, wear limit or setting not stated in the source, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
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Inspect filters or treatment elements, pumps, valves, piping, sampling points and monitors, and review trend data for loss of throughput or abnormal pressure. Verify alarms, automatic diversion or interlocks where applicable and check cleanliness of sensors and sample lines. Use statutory procedures and manufacturer documentation for exact discharge, treatment and calibration limits.
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