Marine Centrifuge
Designed for high-volume applications. Prevents oil droplet separation and the formation of additional emulsions. Engineered for unattended operation around the clock, reducing operational costs. Requires no chemicals, adsorption filters, or membranes.
Designed for high-volume applications. Prevents oil droplet separation and the formation of additional emulsions. Engineered for unattended operation around the clock, reducing operational costs. Requires no chemicals, adsorption filters, or membranes.
Product Features: Reliable, Efficient, Continuous, Compact, modular, and easy-to-install systems save time, space, and money.
Continuous single-stage operation requires reduced storage tank capacity and provides increased payload capacity.
Low maintenance, automated control, minimal waste disposal, no chemical consumption, and no disposable cartridges reduce operating costs.
Unaffected by sea state fluctuations, oil shock impacts, or high solids content loads.
The password-locked switch ensures that only authorized personnel can approve discharge.
A marine separator is a vital centrifugal purification system onboard ships, crucial for engine safety and operational efficiency. Its primary purpose is to treat key fluids by removing harmful contaminants.
The main applications include:
Fuel Purification: Cleansing heavy fuel oil (HFO) and diesel of water, solid impurities, and sludge before injection into the main engine. This prevents wear on precision components, ensures optimal combustion, reduces fuel consumption, and minimizes emissions.
Lube Oil Purification: Continuously cleaning engine lubricating oil by removing water (from leakage) and abrasive wear particles. This maintains oil quality, extends the life of both the oil and the engine, and reduces mechanical wear.
Bilge Water Treatment: Separating oil-water mixtures from the ship's bilge wells to achieve an effluent with less than 15 ppm oil content, allowing for legal and environmentally compliant discharge at sea as per IMO regulations.
By ensuring clean fuel and oil, it protects main and auxiliary engines from damage, enhances reliability, and cuts operational costs. It is indispensable for safe, economical, and environmentally sound vessel operation.
