Fuel/water separator OWE - DMS 5000
for shipsfor boatsfor yachts

fuel/water separator
fuel/water separator
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Characteristics

Application domain
for ships, for boats, for yachts
Treated substance
oil/water, water/petroleum, fuel/water, oil/water emulsion
Type
vertical, horizontal
Applications
bilge water

Description

Produces crystal clear water (15/5ppm). Instead of trying to remove pollutants from the water, the OWE effectively removes the water from the pollutants. Our simple solution process the water by two successives stages: Stage 1: Coalescing + Settling Of course coalescing and settling are linked each other and they are turns key in processing dirty water. But coalescing filters are well known for fast clogging and performance drop. Therefore, In stage 1 we fit our OWE with a coarse coalescing mat to only settle the "easy to catch" floating oil. Hard to fool and easy to clean. Stage 2: Two changes of state from effluent to vapor to clear water Final treatment is based on two successive phase transition: oily water to vapor to distillate water. Purpose of this stage is to break down thin and stable emulsion containing solved oil or contaminent. These effluents are generally hard to settle. This is the hard part of the job. The OWE use wasted heat recovery from the main engine or any other wasted heat to boil the water out of the effluent at negative pressure. This steam is later condensated into a clear distillate water. Sure and Simple Drastically reduce cost of ownership and risk no rotating parts no consumable maintenance friendly (all operations can be done by shipboard staff) Certifications 15ppm Marpol MEPC 107(49) TAC 61369/A0 MED 5ppm BV TAC 61370/A0 BV Requirement Main engine cooling water (Heat) Sea water (Cooling) Capacity For all ships types from 50 to 300 m 5 m3/day scalable to 100 m3/day

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