The deckhouses can be placed on the open deck of a tanker vessel, since a container construction is not designed to withstand the forces of wave slamming on the open deck of a tanker vessel. The deckhouse has an eight-millimeter-wall thickness that is able to withstand wave slamming forces. Fully meeting the requirements of the classification societies.
Damen said that each deckhouse is delivered as a pre-assembled solution, including the ballast water treatment system with all internal piping and wiring, for easy integration into the vessel. If needed, a booster pump unit can be integrated to ensure sufficient pressure without modifications to the existing ballast pumping system.
The Ex approved UV reactor, filter and CIP unit are contained within the deckhouse, as is the optional booster pump unit. The lamp drive cabinet, control cabinet and optional booster pump VFD are installed outside the deckhouse and within the vessel’s safe zone.
Damen has built these deckhouses for various tankers with 1000/ 1500 /2000 m3/h ballast water treatment systems.
These deckhouses are constructed at the Damen yards in Europe and China. In the proximity where the deckhouse is placed on top of the vessel in a repair yard, to provide minimum downtime for the vessel in the repair yard. The deckhouse is a ‘plug and play’ solution for BWT.
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