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New Oily Water Separator

By Hamworthy Engineering

Literature is being offered de- tailing a compact, highly efficient oily water separator, the latest product being marketed by the

Pump & Compressor Division of

Hamworthy Engineering Limited of Poole, Dorset, U.K., to combat pollution by ships' bilge and bal- last discharge.

Hamworthy spent over two years in research and develop- ment of the unit which has been granted IMO approval in accord- ance with A393(X) and certifi- cation by marine classification so- cieties. The unit is a two-stage device, the first stage being a gravity tank and the second a plate-type separator. Two identi- cal positive displacement pumps are mounted on top of the fab- ricated steel separator vessel.

Most existing separators pump oily water from the bilges into a separator. This action breaks down the oil into tiny droplets making separation more difficult.

The Hamworthy system draws oil into the separator and uses the natural gravitational differ- ential to achieve a high degree of primary separation.

The unit is built and supplied as a complete module requiring no additional equipment. Ship-

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M. Rosenblatt & Son Incorpo- rated, naval architects, has been awarded a $13,537,459 cost-plus- fixed-fee contract to provide en- gineering support services to the

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