ERMA FIRST – BWTS – SYSTEM UZDATNIANIA WÓD BALASTOWYCH

ERMA FIRST BWTS FIT - Ballast water treatment system

ERMA FIRST BWTS FIT is an advanced modular system that was developed to exceed all the special installation requirements either for New Building vessels or especially any retrofit project. Covering an extensive capacity range from 50 to 3000m3/hr and holding USCG Type Approval, ERMA FIRST FIT is an ideal solution for all types of ships. The major components of the system are a high-end backwash filter and an electrolytic cell with outstanding performance under the most demanding conditions. The self-cleaning automatic screen filter has a nominal filtration rate of 40 microns. Its special designed screen provides with enormous zooplankton, phytoplankton and sediment removal, minimum pressure and uninterrupted, long-lasting operation at an extremely small footprint element. For the de-ballasting of the vessel there is no need to use the system; It is completely by-passed and the water can be discharged directly overboard, after neutralization where applicable, with considerable gains in energy saving for the operators/managers of the vessel. Using an active substance that is produced by the method of electrolysis, any danger for re-growth of microorganisms is eliminated.

 

BENEFITS

  • Simple and Flexible
  • Suitable for all pump capacities
  • Suitable for all available spaces
  • Suitable for Fresh Water (0,9 PSU Salinity) and Low Temp. Waters (3oC)
  • Low Power Consumption in Various Waters (1,8 kW/100m3 at 30 PSU)

 

YOUR SYSTEM ERMA FIRST BWTS FIT

BWTS - system oczyszczania wód balastowych

 

SEPARATION

Option 1 / Filtersafe: 40 microns self-cleaning automatic screen filter

BWTS_fit_filtersafe

 

SEPARACJA

Option 2 / Filtrex: 40 microns self-cleaning automatic screen filter

BWTS_fit_filtrex

 

DISINFECTION

Advanced Technology Electrolysis Cell
BWTS - dezynfekcja

Short movie illustrating ERMA FIRST BWTS FIT:

 

Sprzedaż:

Dariusz Dawicki

Sales Manager

dariusz.dawicki@botatechnik.pl

+48 532 727 919

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