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- Environmentally Sound, Commercial Efficient Wastewater Treatment Maritime Reporter, Nov 2000 #45
Quality wastewater treatment is the driving force behind the daily operation of Owens Manufacturing & Specialty Co. For more than 20 years, its Kleen Tank product has worked in the marine and offshore markets to ensure that clean water is the rule, not the exception.

Owens, unlike many other marine manufacturers, was founded to provide marine industry solutions, not vice versa, and its product line has since expanded to additional land-based applications. Owens originally designed Marine Sanitation Devices and systems for small boats, ships and offshore platforms.

The need for an environmentally sound and operationally successful packaged sanitation device for commercial business, subdivisions, and single homes prompted the development of our additional plants.

Owens Kleen Tank units are versatile in that they can be engineered to fit most small, hard-to-fit areas while handling a wide range of capacities, a diversity that is not lost on the marine industry, notorious for demanding big production from small spaces.

All models of the Kleen Tank are patented and USCG Certified for Marine and Offshore use.

In early 2000, Owens unveiled its latest technological advancement in the wastewater treatment field in Canada, a country well known for its stringent environmental quality standards.

As the Canadian government works toward the goals of eliminating chlorine as a disinfecting solution, Owens president, John L. Kroesser, I I I , introduced the Ozone System, which was eventually chosen.

A custom-designed Owens Kleen Tank sanitation system which uses an ozonation system was installed on the motor vessel, Osprey 2000, a ferry boat on the Kootnay Lake in Canada. Specifically, the ozonation system uses high-energy ultra-violet light.

The chemical reaction produced generates an extremely effective disinfecting process. The end result is a non-chlorine effluent discharge, rich in oxygen, thus proving beneficial to aquatic life forms.

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- New Water Maker Maritime Reporter, Apr 2015 #98
ACO Marine launched a new water recovery system that is designed to give vessel owners greater capacity to reuse the treated effluent from wastewater treatment plants. The ACO Water Maker WM3 converts treated wastewater into pure distilled technical water for such applications as general surface
- ACO Unveils New Plant for Upcoming Wastewater Rules Maritime Reporter, Nov 2014 #151
ACO Marine introduces a new version of its Maripur wastewater treatment range. The next generation ACO Maripur NF sewage treatment system was developed to ensure operators of specialist tonnage in Jthe passenger and mega-yacht sectors comply with the impending IMO Resolution MEPC 227(64) – including Section
- Gray Water & Bilge Water: Taking Steps to Clean Up the Ocean Environment Maritime Reporter, Dec 2015 #28
graywater characteristics are similar to, and in some cases, have higher concentration of constituents than domestic sewage entering land-based wastewater treatment plants (EPA-800-R-11-001). So while the industry is ripe with large-scale environmental initiatives, in particular fuel emissions, ballast water
- High-Performance Coatings Division Acquired By Hempel From Reliance Universal Maritime Reporter, Dec 1988 #48
will further expand their activities within the heavy-duty industrial market, such as containers, railcars, pipelines, the petrochemical industry and wastewater treatment. The Hempel U.S. operation will continue to be operated out of the Hempel U.S. Corporate Headquarters in Rutherford, N.J., supported
- N e w X-FLO Turbo Compressor Represents Major Advance In Impeller Technology Maritime Reporter, Sep 1985 #41
. Industries and applications particularly suited for the X-FLO include utility, chemical/ petrochemical and refining, large municipal wastewater treatment plants, food processing, mineral processing, pharmaceuticals, and pulp and paper industries. For further information on the new X-FLO compressor
- Ingersoll-Rand Signs Sales Agreement With Kawasaki Maritime Reporter, Jun 1985 #17
position," Mr. Baldwin said. Adaptable to air, gas and steam applications, X-FLO will serve major industries such as chemicals, utilities, wastewater treatment, pulp and paper, food, mineral processing and industrial pollution control. X-FLO has a unique impeller design that permits smaller package desi
- Ingersoll-Rand Forms New Compressors Division Maritime Reporter, Jun 1985 #122
innovative products," he said. Adaptable to air, gas and steam applications, X-FLO will serve major industries sqch as chemicals, utilities, wastewater treatment, pulp and paper, food, mineral processing and industrial pollution control. The X-FLO is a more compact machine and, therefore, is easier
- Alaska Ferry Maintenance Yard Under Construction In Ketchikan Maritime Reporter, Jul 15, 1983 #58
level. Other facilities will consist of a number of workshops, all housed under one roof, a warehouse, garage, and other support facilities. A wastewater treatment plant will allow only clear effluent to be discharged to the adjacent waters and a grit removal system will be installed for solids generated
- MTR100 '13 ASI Group Ltd. Marine Technology, Jul 2013 #63
a focus on all aspects of underwater infrastructure inspections, maintenance, and repair; as well as the design, build and operation of water and wastewater treatment facilities. The company is comprised of an exceptional blend of water and wastewater engineering, construction management and marine operations
- Drew Chemical Announces New Chemical Fuel-Oil Additive Maritime Reporter, Jan 1977 #42
management and specialty chemicals for the industrial and marine markets. United States Filter Corporation serves air pollution control, water and wastewater treatment markets and also provides management, engineering, design and planning services for energy and environmental systems
- New BWM Regs Cometh - Are you ready? Maritime Reporter, Feb 2014 #46
are now manufactured by dozens of companies around the world, including traditional suppliers of marine equipment, suppliers of municipal water and wastewater treatment equipment, and shipbuilders. As of November 2013, 35 BWT systems have received IMO-type approval from foreign administrations, and 28 of these

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WASTEWATER TREATMENT Fish don’t eat steak pie and chips. – Iain Milnes, President, Power Knot Cunard’s Queen Anne will have 26 Power Knot systems installed. Image courtesy Power Knot Image courtesy Power Knot Kirsch, Area Manager for Advanced Wastewater Treatment vent its discharge. President
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WASTEWATER TREATMENT In recent years the Even with existing speci? cations for regulations, there most newbuild is a noticeable cruise ships have absence of included the formal oversight requirements for for monitoring ‘zero discharge’. compliance with sewage and grey – Martin Shutler
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on-site, on-board and and sea water applications, as well as while opening the protection grid. on-demand for use with fuel cells to water and wastewater treatment. The generate electricity or to supplement the new pipe jacket system is made of two standard fuel of a conventional engine. TPU layers with
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GREEN TECH FEATURE WASTEWATER TREATMENT Dr. Ramona Pristavita, VP of Engineering, Terragon everything that it’s in there and can be Depending on the type of WETT sys- paratively high current densities. This coagulated, it’s going to be removed tem deployed, treatment units are added simpli? ed
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GREEN TECH FEATURE WASTEWATER TREATMENT Inside WETT Technology for oily and black water Treatment on Ships Attracted by the environmental mission of Terragon Environmental Technologies, Dr. Ramona Pristavita, Terragon’s Vice President of Engineering, discusses the operational advances and advantages that
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for the Baltic Sea [23] as well as other waters of eutrophi- [1] DE 55/17/2; MEPC.200(62); MEPC.227(64); MEPC.275(69). cation concerns. [2] EU Urban Wastewater Treatment Directive (UWWTD), 91/271/EEC, 1991; Baltic Sea Action Plan, HELCOM, 2008 Diseases. The IMO introduced the most stringent Coliform [3] Naar
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January 2022 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 44
Annex IV of IMO’s MARPOL Convention [1]. Passen- able technology may not be viable when it entails excess ger ships must give sewage to wastewater treatment works costs, natural resources, and adverse impacts that outweigh (WWTWs) ashore via the port reception facilities (PRFs) or its bene? t
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September 2021 - Marine Technology Reporter page: 65
f ight across the Taputeranga Marine Reserve. © Rebekah Parsons-King, NIWA plastics to feed on, and over the course of two hours, the near wastewater treatment plants. “Ultimately, we need to be bivalve mollusks had removed half of the microplastics thinking about making plastics part of a circular
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September 2020 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 50
Acquires InTank BWTS Last month Scienco/FAST, a subsid- iary of BioMicrobics, Inc. and special- “The InTank BWTS ists in water and wastewater treatment, provides the best added an important capability with its con? dence of regulatory acquisition of the InTank BWTS from compliance with
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May 2019 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 81
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and construction; debris and Website: elastec.com CEO/President: Jeff Cantrell trash containment for intakes and beaches; lagoon baf? es for wastewater treatment plants and barriers for marinas, THE COMPANY: Elastec began with the invention of the Smooth Drum swim areas and ? sh protection. Skimmer
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September 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 56
as the temperature and sa- The MarineFAST Type II Marine Sanitation De- linity of process water. WSS, Turner Design Partner vices (MSDs) and HS-MSD Wastewater Treatment • A low maintenance, robust and easy-to-use Wilhelmsen Ships Service (WSS) signed a part- Systems handles a wide variety in loading typical
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August 2016 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 113
, particularly those in it in the gray water holding tank. “Stuff” that claiming to be environmentally friendly, are not would be treated in a wastewater treatment facil- well understood. ity ashore and “stuff” that gets discharged, where For example, existing guidance via the EPA’s permitted, at sea
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December 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 28
the contain classical pollutants such as non- ly-toxic soaps and detergents are to be hydraulic oil, paint chips, solvents, and ocean, NOT into a wastewater treatment ylphenols, metals, nutrients, surfactants, used, alongside degreasers which have mud, so without knowing if these toxins facility as on
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September 2015 - Marine News page: 40
all aspects of industry, like the proverbial Sword of than you probably know. Damocles. Scienco/FAST is an original equipment manufacturer For wastewater treatment application manufacturers, specializing in marine sewage devices, environmentally- therefore, the market spans newbuild construction, system
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April 2015 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 98
vessel owners Scienco/FAST has introduced a new greater capacity to reuse the treated ef? uent way to deal with sludge with its standard from wastewater treatment plants. MarineFAST Marine Sanitation Device, ACO which meets MEPC.159(55) or providing The ACO Water Maker WM3 converts treated secondary
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Omnipure® will do more than just suit you. It will amaze you. Because Omni- pure is not just an ordinary wastewater treatment sys- tem. Now you can say bon voyage to holding tanks forever. Utilizing an elec- trocatalytic process, it takes only seconds to produce a quality effluent.
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Straight flim Omnipure® will do more than just suit you. It will amaze you. Because Omni- pure is not just an ordinary wastewater treatment sys- tem. Now you can say bon voyage to holding tanks forever. Utilizing an elec- trocatalytic process, it takes only seconds to produce
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Straight flush. Omnipure® will do more than just suit you. It will amaze you. Because Omni- pure is not just an ordinary wastewater treatment sys- tem. Now you can say bon voyage to holding tanks forever. Utilizing an elec- trocatalytic process, it takes only seconds to produce
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March 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 16
tested for leaching of hazardous or toxic constituents. Test results were provided to the state regulatory agency reviewing the process. Wastewater Treatment Under contract with manufactur- ers, new products have been tested and evaluated for their effects on various onsite wastewater treat- ment
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tested for leaching of hazardous or toxic constituents. Test results were provided to the state regulatory agency reviewing the process. Wastewater Treatment Under contract with manufactur- ers, new products have been tested and evaluated for their effects on various onsite wastewater treat- ment
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July 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 54
. Other facilities will con- sist of a number of workshops, all housed un- der one roof, a warehouse, garage, and other support facilities. A wastewater treatment plant will allow only clear effluent to be discharged to the ad- jacent waters and a grit removal system will be installed for solids generated
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October 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 60
restricted waters with ultimate discharge at sea or to a shore side connection. This system can also be interfaced with a TYPE II wastewater treatment system or an atmospheric holding tank. Column tank system Where elevation and vessel design permits, the column tank system allows
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October 15, 1983 - Maritime Reporter and Engineering News page: 58
restricted waters with ultimate discharge at sea or to a shore side connection. This system can also be interfaced with a TYPE II wastewater treatment system or an atmospheric holding tank. Column tank system Where elevation and vessel design permits, the column tank system allows

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