MARINFLOC Emulsion Breaking Bilge Water Cleaning System Instructions

: August 19, 2024
: MARINFLOC

Table of Contents

MARINFLOC Emulsion Breaking Bilge Water Cleaning System
Product Information
Product Usage Instructions
FAQ
General maintenance
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MARINFLOC Emulsion Breaking Bilge Water Cleaning System

Product Information

Specifications:

Product Name: Marinfloc Emulsion-breaking Bilge Water Cleaning System (EBBWCS)
System Applicability: All types

Product Usage Instructions

General Maintenance:

Regular maintenance is crucial for the proper functioning of the Marinfloc EBBWCS. Follow the guidelines provided in the Maintenance chapter of the Operator’s Manual.

Back-flushing of Filters:

Regular back-flushing of filters is essential to maintain optimal performance. Refer to the Back-flushing of filters section in the Operator’s Manual for detailed instructions. If you do not have the Operator’s Manual onboard, please contact our Service Department at service@marinfloc.com to request a copy.

For additional information, visit our website at www.marinfloc.com.

FAQ

Q: Where can I find updated lists of approved chemicals and flocculants?

A: You can find all previous service bulletins and important information, including updated lists of approved chemicals and flocculants, on our website at www.marinfloc.com.

General maintenance

System applicability: Marinfloc Emulsion-breaking Bilge Water Cleaning System (EBBWCS) – all types

Important!

It has been found necessary to point out how important general maintenance is! Many problems can be avoided if attention is drawn to the regular maintenance.

Please read the Maintenance chapter and Back-flushing of Filters section in the Operator’s Manual. If you are unable to locate the handbook onboard, we highly suggest that you get one or more copies from our Service Department by emailing service@marinfloc.com.

We especially want to remind you about/point out the following things:

When using CIP cleaning fluids/liquids, try to avoid getting this fluid into the bilge wells, bilge tanks and sludge/waste oil tanks as far as possible! They don’t only emulsify bilge water; they also emulsify WO/ sludge very strongly which in the end makes it difficult to dewater the WO/sludge.
It is very important that the BW can be heated to approximately 55 ˚C! This is to get a good result with the separation of the free oil and to achieve a good flocculation progress in the flocculation tanks.
In order to avoid unnecessary changes of filter material, it is of very big importance that the filters are steam regenerated approximately every 100 hours of operation (it’s not enough only to backflush with warm water).

All previous service bulletins and other important information, e.g. updated lists of approved chemicals and flocculants, can be found on our website www.marinfloc.com