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[Case Study] Flow-Proportional Injection in Ballast Water Treatment Systems
Solving the request to inject chemicals into seawater with a ballast water treatment system installed on ships! Introducing case studies from water treatment equipment manufacturers.
The request from the manufacturer of water treatment equipment was for a ballast water treatment system to be installed on ships, with the desire to inject chemicals into seawater. However, there were challenges such as the need for "high reliability to strictly adhere to the discharge standards specified by the treaty" and "the treated water must be discharged directly into the sea, so it must be treated reliably." Please download the PDF document to see the solutions to the challenges and requests. 【Customer's Challenges and Requests】 ■ High reliability is required to strictly adhere to the discharge standards specified by the treaty. ■ Since there is a large variation in treatment volume, we want a wide control range for the chemical injection amount. ■ The treated water must be discharged directly into the sea, so it must be treated reliably. ■ Due to limited space on the ship, we want a compact system. ■ To reduce maintenance burden, we want robust and simple piping. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
- Company：タクミナ
- Price：Other
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