Chlorination System
medium
112 / 112 models (Inspector)
A chlorination system doses hypochlorite, generated on board or supplied in tanks, into the potable water line to keep bacterial counts down between the point of production and the cabin tap, and it is the most common method used where UV alone cannot reach stored water.
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What Sets Chlorination Apart
Chlorination protects water after it leaves the point of treatment, which is what separates it from UV sterilizers or reverse osmosis membranes that only act at a single point in the system. A residual dose of chlorine keeps working as water sits in tanks and travels through long, sometimes stagnant pipe runs where regrowth of Legionella and coliform bacteria is the real risk. Systems either generate sodium hypochlorite on board by electrolysis of a brine solution, or dose a stored hypochlorite solution from a day tank. Electrolytic generation avoids storing and handling concentrated chemical but depends on a working brine and power supply; dosing from stored solution is simpler but ties the ship to a chemical resupply chain.
Main Components
Electrolytic Cell or Chemical Dosing Pump
The dosing pump is a positive-displacement or diaphragm pump metering hypochlorite solution in proportion to flow; the electrolytic cell produces hypochlorite in situ from a saturated brine feed and a DC power supply.
Brine Tank and Salt Saturator
Where fitted, a saturator dissolves solid salt to feed the electrolytic cell at a consistent concentration.
Residual Chlorine Analyzer
An in-line sensor that measures free or total residual chlorine and feeds back to the dosing controller to hold the setpoint automatically.
Contact Tank
A holding volume sized to give the dosed water enough contact time before it reaches the first outlet, so disinfection is complete rather than partial.
Day Tank and Injection Point
The storage vessel for ready-to-dose hypochlorite solution and the injection fitting into the potable water main, positioned upstream of the pressure set and storage tanks.
Selection and Sizing
- Daily potable water production or bunkered volume, which sets the required dosing pump capacity.
- Target residual, generally kept in a narrow band that is enough to suppress regrowth without giving the water a strong taste.
- Contact time available before the first draw-off point, which limits how low the dose can be set.
- Whether the ship already carries a brine or salt supply chain, which favors electrolytic generation over stored chemical.
Regulations and Class
Potable water quality on board is addressed through flag state and port state health regulations rather than a single IMO instrument, and many operators apply WHO drinking water guideline values as the practical benchmark for residual chlorine and microbiological limits. Class societies typically require the potable water system, including the dosing arrangement, to be part of the vessel's health and hygiene documentation reviewed at survey, and passenger vessels usually carry stricter internal monitoring frequencies driven by public health inspection regimes.
Typical Faults
| Fault | Cause | Consequence |
|---|---|---|
| Residual drops to zero | Empty day tank, failed dosing pump, or fouled electrolytic cell | Loss of protection, risk of bacterial regrowth in storage tanks |
| Chlorine taste complaints | Dosing controller set too high or analyzer drifted out of calibration | Crew reduces or bypasses dosing informally, defeating the system |
| Scale buildup on electrolytic cell plates | Hard brine feed or infrequent acid cleaning cycle | Falling hypochlorite output despite normal power draw |
| Analyzer fouling | Biofilm or scale on the sensor electrode | False high or low readings, dosing controller chases the wrong setpoint |
What to Look for in a Supplier
- A dosing controller with logged residual chlorine trend data, since spot checks alone will not catch an intermittent failure.
- Clear guidance on cell cleaning intervals if electrolytic generation is chosen, matched to the ship's actual brine quality.
- Materials in contact with hypochlorite rated for the chemical, not a generic plastic that degrades under chlorine exposure.
- Compatibility of the injection point and contact tank with the existing potable water layout, avoiding a redesign of the whole system.
Never judge a chlorination system by the dosing pump running; judge it by the residual reading at the farthest tap on the ship, that is where a failing system shows up first.
8 manufacturers · 112 models
ENWA Marine
17
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 1m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Scale, exhausted media or dirty treatment surfaces reduce treatment effectiveness and cause poor water quality
- Lamp, dosing pump, valve or power-supply faults cause loss of treatment and system alarms
- Sensor, conductivity or dosing-control faults cause under-treatment, over-treatment or false indication
- Filter or strainer blockage reduces flow and increases differential pressure
- Seal, vessel or piping leakage causes water loss and may contaminate the treatment area
Service: Inspect treatment elements, filters, pumps, dosing equipment, sensors, valves and leakage according to the installed process. Trend water-quality results and replace or regenerate treatment media using approved procedures. Keep chemical and UV safety controls intact. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dose, flow, regeneration and water-quality criteria.
Spare Parts: Carry filters, lamps or treatment media as applicable, pump seals, dosing tubing, sensors, valve parts and approved treatment consumables.
Use Cases: Potable-water disinfection, softening, mineral conditioning and domestic water treatment.
Chlorination System 2m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Scale, exhausted media or dirty treatment surfaces reduce treatment effectiveness and cause poor water quality
- Lamp, dosing pump, valve or power-supply faults cause loss of treatment and system alarms
- Sensor, conductivity or dosing-control faults cause under-treatment, over-treatment or false indication
- Filter or strainer blockage reduces flow and increases differential pressure
- Seal, vessel or piping leakage causes water loss and may contaminate the treatment area
Service: Inspect treatment elements, filters, pumps, dosing equipment, sensors, valves and leakage according to the installed process. Trend water-quality results and replace or regenerate treatment media using approved procedures. Keep chemical and UV safety controls intact. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dose, flow, regeneration and water-quality criteria.
Spare Parts: Carry filters, lamps or treatment media as applicable, pump seals, dosing tubing, sensors, valve parts and approved treatment consumables.
Use Cases: Potable-water disinfection, softening, mineral conditioning and domestic water treatment.
Chlorination System 5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Scale, exhausted media or dirty treatment surfaces reduce treatment effectiveness and cause poor water quality
- Lamp, dosing pump, valve or power-supply faults cause loss of treatment and system alarms
- Sensor, conductivity or dosing-control faults cause under-treatment, over-treatment or false indication
- Filter or strainer blockage reduces flow and increases differential pressure
- Seal, vessel or piping leakage causes water loss and may contaminate the treatment area
Service: Inspect treatment elements, filters, pumps, dosing equipment, sensors, valves and leakage according to the installed process. Trend water-quality results and replace or regenerate treatment media using approved procedures. Keep chemical and UV safety controls intact. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dose, flow, regeneration and water-quality criteria.
Spare Parts: Carry filters, lamps or treatment media as applicable, pump seals, dosing tubing, sensors, valve parts and approved treatment consumables.
Use Cases: Potable-water disinfection, softening, mineral conditioning and domestic water treatment.
Chlorination System 10m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Scale, exhausted media or dirty treatment surfaces reduce treatment effectiveness and cause poor water quality
- Lamp, dosing pump, valve or power-supply faults cause loss of treatment and system alarms
- Sensor, conductivity or dosing-control faults cause under-treatment, over-treatment or false indication
- Filter or strainer blockage reduces flow and increases differential pressure
- Seal, vessel or piping leakage causes water loss and may contaminate the treatment area
Service: Inspect treatment elements, filters, pumps, dosing equipment, sensors, valves and leakage according to the installed process. Trend water-quality results and replace or regenerate treatment media using approved procedures. Keep chemical and UV safety controls intact. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dose, flow, regeneration and water-quality criteria.
Spare Parts: Carry filters, lamps or treatment media as applicable, pump seals, dosing tubing, sensors, valve parts and approved treatment consumables.
Use Cases: Potable-water disinfection, softening, mineral conditioning and domestic water treatment.
Chlorination System 20m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Scale, exhausted media or dirty treatment surfaces reduce treatment effectiveness and cause poor water quality
- Lamp, dosing pump, valve or power-supply faults cause loss of treatment and system alarms
- Sensor, conductivity or dosing-control faults cause under-treatment, over-treatment or false indication
- Filter or strainer blockage reduces flow and increases differential pressure
- Seal, vessel or piping leakage causes water loss and may contaminate the treatment area
Service: Inspect treatment elements, filters, pumps, dosing equipment, sensors, valves and leakage according to the installed process. Trend water-quality results and replace or regenerate treatment media using approved procedures. Keep chemical and UV safety controls intact. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dose, flow, regeneration and water-quality criteria.
Spare Parts: Carry filters, lamps or treatment media as applicable, pump seals, dosing tubing, sensors, valve parts and approved treatment consumables.
Use Cases: Potable-water disinfection, softening, mineral conditioning and domestic water treatment.
Chlorination System 0.5m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 2m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 3m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 5m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 8m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 10m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 15m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 30m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 50m3h ENWA Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Evoqua/Xylem Marine
17
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 2m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 10m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 1m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 2m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 3m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 5m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 8m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 10m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 15m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 20m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 30m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 50m3h Evoqua/Xylem Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Lutz-Jesco Marine
17
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 2m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 10m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 1m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 2m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 3m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 5m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 8m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 10m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 15m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 20m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 30m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 50m3h Lutz-Jesco Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Prominent Marine
17
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 2m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 5m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 10m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination
Uv dose mj cm2
0
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 1m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 2m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 3m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 5m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 8m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 10m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 15m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 20m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 30m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 50m3h Prominent Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Alfa Laval
11
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 2m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 3m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 5m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 8m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 10m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 15m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 30m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 50m3h Alfa Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
BWT Marine
11
Chlorination System 0.5m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 2m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 3m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 5m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 8m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 10m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 15m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 20m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 30m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
Chlorination System 50m3h BWT Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment or sanitary performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or blocked piping, resulting in poor water quality, low flow or system alarms
- Dosing, regeneration or vacuum failure caused by empty chemical supply, pump faults, air leakage or control errors, resulting in incorrect water chemistry or poor sanitary operation
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss, vacuum loss or unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, softener vessels, pumps, valves, vacuum equipment, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water treatment equipment. Trend pressure, vacuum and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion, flushing or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and operating settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump or vacuum-system service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service. Confirm exact replacement parts against unit configuration.
Use Cases: Freshwater production, conditioning, disinfection, domestic hot-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels and offshore units.
RWO/Veolia
11
Chlorination System 0.5m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Fouling or exhausted treatment media can reduce treatment effectiveness, seen as deteriorating outlet-water quality or rising differential pressure
- Dosing-pump or chemical-feed faults can interrupt treatment, noticed as unstable readings, low dosing indication or quality alarms
- Blocked strainers or restricted piping can reduce flow, seen as low throughput or abnormal pump loading
- Sensor drift or contamination can give incorrect control feedback, noticed as implausible readings or unnecessary alarms
- Valve, seal or hose leakage can cause loss of treatment fluid or water, seen as wetness around the skid and inability to maintain normal operation
Service: Check water quality indicators, strainers, dosing points, media condition, pumps, valves, sensors and leak tightness. Confirm the unit changes state correctly between service, regeneration, flushing or standby modes where fitted. For chemical concentration, flow limits or replacement criteria not stated in the source entry, refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure.
Spare Parts: Carry the maker-recommended filter elements or treatment consumables, dosing-pump service parts, seals, hoses, sensor consumables and common electrical fuses.
Use Cases: Applied to potable-water production and conditioning, domestic-water systems and other shipboard water services on merchant, passenger and offshore vessels.
Chlorination System 1m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 2m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 3m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 5m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 8m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 10m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 15m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 30m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 50m3h RWO/Veolia Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Sasakura
11
Chlorination System 0.5m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
0.5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 1m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
1
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 2m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
2
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 3m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
3
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 5m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
5
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 8m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
8
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 10m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
10
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 15m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
15
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 20m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
20
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 30m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
30
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.
Chlorination System 50m3h Sasakura Marine
unverified
Capacity (m³/h)
50
Treatment Type
Chlorination System
Common Failures & Inspection Points
- Reduced treatment performance caused by fouled filters, exhausted media, scaled membranes, aged lamps or contaminated process surfaces, resulting in poor water quality or increased pressure drop
- Dosing, regeneration or process-control failure caused by empty consumables, pump faults or control errors, resulting in incorrect treatment conditions
- Sensor or conductivity fault caused by fouling, calibration drift or wiring problems, resulting in implausible readings or alarms
- Pump or valve failure caused by wear, blockage or electrical faults, resulting in low treatment flow or inability to route water correctly
- Leakage caused by seal, housing, membrane, pressure-vessel or piping deterioration, resulting in water loss and unstable process conditions
Service: Inspect filters, membranes, lamps, dosing equipment, treatment vessels, pumps, valves, sensors and sample points as applicable to the installed process. Maintain hygienic conditions during opening of potable-water equipment. Trend pressure drop and water-quality indications and investigate abnormal values promptly. Verify alarms, regeneration, diversion or shutdown functions after maintenance. Store chemicals and treatment media according to approved procedures. Refer to the manufacturer documentation for the exact figure for dosing, replacement, cleaning and water-quality settings.
Spare Parts: Keep filter elements, membrane or lamp components, approved treatment media, dosing-pump service parts, seals, valves, sensors and sampling consumables recommended for the installed process. Chemicals must be approved for the intended water service.
Use Cases: It is used for freshwater, potable-water and sanitary treatment on merchant ships, passenger vessels, offshore units or other vessel types where this equipment category is fitted.