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TECH FILES: Water Management out its combined ? eet. The agreement 33 PureBallast systems, including skid- 2019 to March 2021. For the ? rst year

Alfa Laval: PureBallast 3 covers a range of PureBallast 3 system mounted PureBallast 3 Compact sys- after commissioning, Alfa Laval will

Advantage Tankers & Advantage types, as well as deckhouses and a ser- tems and PureBallast 3 Ex systems for also provide a PureBallast Compliance signs on for 33 systems

Advantage Tankers & Advantage vice agreement. Advantage Tankers & up to 3000 cu. m./hr., will be retro? tted Service Package, which includes test-

Advantage Products have a ? eet com- across the ? eet. Deliveries for this order ing, calibration, system optimization and

Products selected Alfa Laval PureBallast prising 16 tankers today, and a total of will stretch over two years from March crew guidance.

3 for ballast water treatment through-

Optimarin: RCCL Win

Royal Caribbean International selected

Optimarin to provide its Optimarin Bal- last System (OBS) for three ? agship vessels. Optimarin has now retro? tted its oo

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and Mariner of the Seas, with installation oƒ on Grandeur of the Seas set for Q1 2019.

Optimarin’s systems are modular in con- struction, allowing them to be retro? tted in almost any vessel, regardless of space restrictions – a crucial factor for any ship, particularly cruise ships that work to maximize and monetize every inch on these feature packed cruise ships.

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Optimarin installed the world’s very ? rst commercial treatment onboard the

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Europe’s largest and only on-water tional, of which approximately 250 are commercial marine and workboat exhibition retro? ts.

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USCG Type-Approval for

De Nora BALPURE BWTS

De Nora has received Type-Approval from the United States Coast Guard

Also returning in 2019 (USCG) for its BALPURE ballast water

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The BALPURE system has been ap-

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De Nora is a patent holder of electro- contact: +44 1329 825335 chlorination disinfection of ballast water

Organised by: through the slipstream method. Accord- or email: [email protected]

Media partners: ing to De Nora’s proprietary system de- sign, only a 0.5% to 1% of the seawater

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