"Aquarius fibreglas is authorized agent in India for M/s DVZ-services" Germany who is a leading supplier of environmental protection technology in the field of Maritime & Industrial use. Products are as given below:
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
Biological Sewage Treatment System
System Features
Developed using the state-of-the-art "Submerged fixed bed
bio-film process".
Type-tested in accordance with IMO Res. MEPC (VI) annex IV.
Approved by the US Coast Guard for non-US flag vessels.
Use of all-aerobic sewage treatment method prevents methane
gas forming.
Problem-free operation, low operating costs.
Non-sensitive to long shutdown periods doe to continuous activated
sludge return flow.
Can be used in gravity systems and all vacuum systems
Fixed bed bio-film process produces excellent treatment results
Up to 15 times more activated sludge area than conventional
systems
Custom-built systems for limited space availability or retrofitting.
System Description
The DVZ-SKA "BIOMASTER" system has been developed using
the state-of-the-art "submerged fixed bed bio-film process".
The advantage of this treatment method is its extremely large reactive
area, whicj is up to 15 times larger than that of conventional systems.
Within a short time this area is occupied by active micro-organisms,
thus forming a so-called sheet of bio-mass. The sewage to be cleaned
has flow through this bio-mass and is cleaned using organic methods.
The supply of small oxygen bubbles aerobically stimulates the organisms
into extreme activity. Disgested sludge formation is prevented by
continuously feeding avtivated sludge back into the active system.
The return flow of activated sludge also compensates for an intermitted
supply of supply of sewage and allows shutdown periods of approx.
1 week without the bio-systems breaking down.
The intrinsic dynamics of the bio-film process are one of its major
advantages, i.e. no activators or the like are required to start up
the system since the active micro-organisms naturally develop from
the sewage.
According to international regulations (MARPOL 74/78), raw ship's
sewage must not be released into coastal waters or so-called "restricted
areas". Ship's sewage from toilets and urinals is designated
"black water". "Grey water" is all other water
from baths, showers, washbasins and the galley. Galley waste water
is fed to the sewage treatment system via a fat separator (DVZ-FT).
"Grey water" does not need to be treated, but merely made
germ-free by means of disinfecting.
OILY WATER SEPARATOR
Oily Water Separator DVZ-FSU-"OILCHIEF"
System Features
Pump can be used optionally as separate transfer pump.
Compact Design.
Easy installation.
Type approved acc. to IMO Resolution MEPC 107 (49).
Optional with type approved FSU bypass function.
Capacities from 150 I/h up to10 t/h.
JET-WASH oil drainage.
Available in stainless steel design, antimagnetic and shock-proved.
Flexible installation by separate installed feed pump
System Description
An intelligent interplay of coalescence and fine separation relaises
an oil content of lesss than 15 ppm according to IMO Resolution MEPC
107 (49) in treated water. This limit value is continuously monitored
and recorded by an oil-in-water monitor installed on the separator.
Needless to say that the well-known features like JET-WASH oil drainage
and self-cleaning coalescer are just as much standard features of
the DVZ-FSU-"OILCHIEF" as are automatic
mode and low maintenance cost.
The flexible plant concept of the DVZ-FSU-"OILCHIEF"
allows the pump to be used separately, e.g. in the case of high suction
height or as transfer pump.
The new types of fine separation filter cartridges developed in our
laboratory distinguish themselves by a high service life and a high
operational reliability. The special surface of the filter cartridges
enhances the coalescence characteristic of the dispersed oil and allows
a rising in the oil collection dome for subsequent automatic drainage.
The inseparable components in the bilge water are retained in the
innovatively designed fine separation filter cartdridge and allow
a treatment of emulsions in accordance with IMO Test Specification.
The service life of the Cartridge is obviously determined by the level
of the contamination and the input concerntration of the blige water.
According to the physical term of 'mass balance', the service life
is determined by the ratio of untreated water quality to treated water
quality.