Marine. Tratamiento de Aguas de Lastre. Juan Ignacio Pérez

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2 Marine Tratamiento de Aguas de Lastre Juan Ignacio Pérez 30 mayo 2017

3 1. Introduction 2. Treating Water 3. Legislation Table of contents 4. PureBallast Compliance & Performance 5. Product Portfolio 6. Experience 7. Retrofit 8. Additional Services

4 A 100-year-old beginning It was exactly 100 years ago that the US Navy asked Alfa Laval to develop a centrifugal oil-cleaning separator, which was delivered in Pioneer in BWTS since 2003 Experience, systems sold Long term commitment Global organization

5 TREATING WATER

6 Treating water MAIN PARAMETERS THAT EFFECT TREATMENT SALINITY For chemical systems this is a limiting factor UV systems are independent of salinity FRESH WATER (low salinity) Can be challenging for all types of technologies TEMPERATURE For chemical systems this is a limiting factor Medium pressure UV systems are independent of the BW temp. Low pressure UV systems are often dependent on the BW temp. UV-T Chemical systems are not influenced by UV-T Main parameter for UV systems

7 Treating water UV-T *UV-T stands for UV transmittance and is the ratio of the light entering the water to that exiting the water. For UV systems, UV-T is the most important parameter indicating the efficiency of the system to treat poor quality water and at lowest possible power consumption.

8 UV-T* Salinity & Temperature in different ports UV-T[%] Temp[ C] Salinity [PSU] Istanbul, Turkey San Pedro, California, USA Halifax, Canada 94-0,8 20 Veracruz, Mexico Rotterdam, Netherlands ,3 Port of Singapore, Singapore ,5 Lake Erie, PA 87-0,1 0,3 Zeebrugge, Belgium Zeebrugge, Belgium Gothenburg, Sweden Charleston, USA Baltimore, USA Hong Kong, China Houston, USA Hamburg, Germany ,1 Antwerp, Belgium ,5 Bremerhaven, Germany Houghton, MI, USA 57-0,1 0,1 Houghton, MI, USA 91-0,1 0,1 Lisbon, Portugal Southampton, England Shanghai, China ,2 Shanghai, China Fresh Water USCG <1PSU & IMO <3PSU *UV-T stands for UV transmittance and is the ratio of the light entering the water to that exiting the water. For UV systems, UV-T is the most important parameter indicating the efficiency of the system to treat poor quality water and at lowest possible power consumption.

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10 LEGISLATIONS IMO U.S. Coast Guard

11 USCG status on MPN method The use of an MPN-based method to evaluate mixed assemblages of organisms in ballast water is going to be validated by Environmental Protection Agency s Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) technical panel. United states have commented in official paper PPR4/7 to IMO that A version of the MPN-Dilution-Culture Motility Method is currently undergoing a review within the Environmental Technology Verification (ETV) Program in the United States. This verification assessment will evaluate the method through trials in multiple locations. If the panel finds an MPN method to be acceptable, USCG will have to make a policy decision or rulemaking to incorporate the EPA approved method. It should be noted that MEPC 70 agreed to that viable organisms mean organisms that have the ability to successfully generate new individuals in order to reproduce the species. The MPN method is designed to mesures organisms ability to generate new individuals. The MPN method is undergoing a serious evaluation and it is likely that it will be approved

12 PureBallast USCG TAC version easily upgraded before expiry of AMS/Extension, if MPN is not accepted IMO IMO & US BW Discharge Software update USCG Type approval plate Update of manual

13 PureBallast 3.1 No limitation in salinity or temperature Tested and approved in all three water qualities: Fresh water Brackish water Marine water Same hardware and power consumption as current IMO version 3 days hold-time applied to be able to comply with CMFDA/FDA stain method UVI limit of W/m 2 for half respective full flow Approved to be installed in hazardous zones at both foreign and US flagged vessels

14 Why is UVI stated on the USCG TA certificate and not UVT? Also the IMO version has limit on UVI but corresponding UVT was stated on certificate nothing new Poor correlation between UVI and UVT Up to 10 percentage points difference Biological efficiency correlates better to UVI The system measures UVI not UVT Only measured parameters can be used for control of the system The system reduce the flow rate if UVI is low to maintain the UV dose CFD calculations is the base for UVI regulation This have been verified by testing at different flow rates and UVI Impossible to compare UVI values between different manufacturers Hard to compare systems based on UVI/UVT performance only

15 PureBallast compliance with revised G8 PureBallast 3 is compatible with the revised G8 testing guidelines! Revised G8 requirement (extract) PureBallast Capability 1. A BWMS that has not been tested at all the temperatures and salinities; limits should be defined on TAC cover sheet 2. The System Design Limitations should be specified on the Type Approval Certificate in a table that identifies each water quality and operational parameter together with the validated low and/or high parameter values 3. The shipboard test unit should be of a capacity that allows for further validation of the mathematical modelling and/or calculations for scaling, and preferably selected at the upper limit 4. Viable organisms mean organisms that have the ability to successfully generate new individuals in order to reproduce the species. 5. At least two test cycles in each salinity should be conducted in order to evaluate compliance with the D-2 standard at the minimum holding time specified by the BWMS manufacturer. 6. The range of operational flow rates that a BWMS is expected to achieve in service, at the maximum and minimum operational flow rates 1. No temperature or salinity limitations. Tested in all three salinities under challenging conditions. Successfully tested at C 2. PureBallast has been tested down to UVT of 42% in all salinities at full flow, which is market leading 3. Tests already conducted accordingly. The largest 1000 m3/h reactor was used to verify biological and operational performance during shipboard testing 4. PureBallast has a technology leading performance when evaluated with MPN method. MPN measures ability to reproduce according to IMO definition 5. Tests at minimum hold time are scheduled to be commenced in March 2017 (Old G8 required 5 days). Those are the only additional tests needed 6. Testing at low flows were conducted during Explosion proof verification of PureBallast 3 by DNV

16 PUREBALLAST 3.1 All about performance & compliance

17 PUREBALLAST APPROACH Design choices to meet with the needs of the Ship owner Compliance In US, California seeks approval for BW fines, USD 27,000 / day, per violation Performance Least limitations, most opportunities for worry free operations Soils, fresh water, low temperatures Opex/LCC Smart choices upfront, keeps the costs down long term Ease of use Intuitive use, and safety measures, assure that the human factor do not cause non-compliance, nor severe situations like breakdowns/explosions

18 Alfa Laval PureBallast 3.1 System Components Flow regulation valve Filtration on ballast intake Disinfection by Enhanced UV reactor

19 OPEX /LCC The diferences are in the details PLS EST running hours CIP LIQUID EST. 12MONTHS GASKET FOR BASKET FILTER EST. 24 MONTHS BASKET FILTER EST. >5YEARS CIP PUMP MEMBRANE KIT CIP PUMP AIR VALVE KIT EST. 2YEARS UV LAMPS EST RUNNING HOURS

20 OPEX /LCC Flow 1000 m 3 /hr Life (yrs) 20 yrs Life (hrs) hrs (600 hr/yr) SFOC 235 g/kwh Fuel 350 /tonne Manufacturer Alfa Laval System A System B Avg kwh Fuel # Lamps Lamp Life Lamp Replace Lamp Type MP MP LP Quartz Sleeve Life Sleeve Replace Reactor Material SMO 316L/SMO 316L # for 1000 cu/hr Reactor Life Reactor Cost Filter Material AlBrz Epx Ctd Steel Steel Filter Life Filter Cost Filter Insert Basket Duplex Screen Candles Insert Life Insert Cost Totals

21 Leading performance Handles UV-T down to 42% at full flow! Works in challenging water. No limitation in salinity or temperature Tested and approved in all three water qualities: Fresh water Brackish water Marine water

22 Optimized reactor design Optimized performance through research and reallife experience. Corrosion resistance: SMO254 High-alloy austenitic stainless steel Specially developed for sea water applications. Significantly higher corrosion resistance than 316L

23 UV Lamp and Quartz Sleeve Performance Medium pressure lamps for higher intensity 15 to 20 times the germicidal effect than other lamps faster disinfection and greater penetration destroying organisms broader wave form creating permanent damage DNA Synthetic quartz sleeve for optimal disinfection of treated water UV-dose = intensity X exposure time combined with the Medium Pressure lamp produces extended wavelength range optimises UV tranmissivity

24 Visual results How do you secure the system performance over time? Fouling and scaling on quartz sleeve After cleaning

25 Cleaning-In-Place (CIP) unit Remains the same biological performance over time. Fully automatic cleaning of AOT Reactor from scaling/build-up. Removes lime deposits and metal ions No scratching of quartz glass sleeves Re-used, bio-degradable cipliquid

26 Power Optimization Example 1000 m 3 /h system 100% 80% 60% 42% Normal Operation Ramp Up Performance Power UV-T in sea water on average %

27 Filtrex filter Basket filter with 20 µm mesh Automatic backflush Noble materials (filter housing in bronze alimunium) Rotating backflushing arm secures that the entire filter area is cleaned Short backflush time Extremely compact Available for 10 bar Approved for fresh water

28 Various sizes for best fit PureBallast 170 m 3 /h PureBallast 300 m 3 /h PureBallast 600 m 3 /h PureBallast 1000 m 3 /h Lamps 6 x 3 kw 10 x 3 kw 20 x 3 kw 16 x 6 kw Min power 11 kw 18 kw 33 kw 53 kw Max power 20 kw 33 kw 63 kw 100 kw VAC, 50/60 Hz

29 Alfa Laval PureBallast 3.1 System Components Flow regulation valve Filtration on ballast intake Disinfection by Enhanced UV reactor

30 Support Systems Control Panels Graphical user interface with new wide screen panel. Plexiglas screen protection Visual and audiable alarm Easy and safe to operate Options: Integrated into ship s control system via Modbus Remote control panels, with optional back cover for higher IP protection Lamp Drive Cabinets High efficiency Lamp Power Supplies Cooling by circulating air cooled by LT water. No dirty air in cabinet Maintains cooler operating condition extending component life even in higher ambient engine room temperatures up to 55 C

31 AOT Reactor and Lamp Drive Cabinet One Lamp Drive Cabinet to one AOT Reactor. Can be separated up to 150 meters Capacity: Max flow rates from 32 to 6000 m 3 /h

32 PureBallast 3.1 Ex ATEX or IEC-Ex Zone 1 IIC T4 Lamp drive cabinet & control cabinet located in safe zone

33 PUREBALLAST 3.1 COMPACT

34 The best performance now even more compact PureBallast 3.1 series: Available flow rates: 85, 135, 170, 250 & 300 m 3 /h

35 PureBallast 3.1 Other Options Containerized Compact Flex

36 Installation Flexibility Flexible Delivered as lose components Delivered on skid as option Container as option Remote operation Long distance between components LDC can be installed as far away as 150 meters from the reactor Component pressure drop during ballast: Max 0.8 bar Max working pressure: 6 bar 10 bar as option

37 PUREBALLAST EXPERIENCE

38 Our experience curve PureBallast 3.1 Fresh water IEC Ex systems 363 Systems PureBallast 1.0 Research 71 systems Started development PureBallast 2.0 ATEX version 291 systems PureBallast systems Compact Range September 2017 BWT Convention into force IMO Regulation adopted USCG Regulation in force 500 PureBallast systems commissioned BWT Convention ratified! PureBallast USCG TA >600 PureBallast systems commissioned

39 PureBallast Reference List More than 1,250 systems sold More than 900 systems delivered More than 600 systems commissioned

40 Vessel Types with PureBallast

41 Chosen by major ship owners

42 RETROFIT

43 PureBallast Retrofit Experience Total customized solutions More than 300 retrofit systems sold No customer is the same No ship is the same No project is the same

44 Project planning Project Set-up Vessel projects Closure Project Specification Project organisation Responsibilities Time plan Project kick-off1 Pre-survey Survey and/or 3D scanning Concept engineering Detailed engineering Class approval Pre-fabrication Installation Pre-commissioning Commissioning Project completion report Lesson learned Hand over to after sales

45 ADDITIONAL SERVICES

46 PureBallast: Service focus Performance agreement Re-commissioning package Performance audit Build customer competence; training Parts availability Connectivity A service from Alfa Laval 360 Service Portfolio

47 Features and Benefits IMO (compliance rev. G8) and USCG approved Tested and approved in all three water qualities Performance: Full-flow where the UVT is low as 42% Selected key components (OPEX /LCC): Reactor 254 SMO Filter CIP Flexible system / sizes: 170, 300, 600, m 3 /h Easy operation Experience & Global Service Solid company with long term commitment

48 Thank you for your attention