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1988
(IMO) (MEPC) , 1993 IMO
Res. A. 774(18 )- Guidelines for preventing the introduction of unwanted aquatic organism
and pathogens from ship's ballast water and sediment discharges , 1997 IMO
20 Res. A. 868(20) - Guidelines for the control and management of ship's
ballast water to minimize the transfer of harmful aquatic organi and pathogens .
, 2004 2 BWM Convention(2004) ,
35% 30 12
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, BWMS
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2. MEPC 7

Part II
1. BWMS(Ballast Water Management System) 10
2. 10
3. 14

Part III
1. 19
2. 23

Part IV
1. 52
2. Oil Tanker 67
3. Chemical Tanker 86
4. Gas Carrier 105

Part V
1. 123
2. 123
3. CFD 125

Part VI
1. 128
2. On-board 133
3. ( ) 136

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Appendix

A.
B. California
C. New York
D.
E. Questionnaire( BWMS )
F. Questionnaire( BWMS )

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BWM
(Ballast Water Management Convention : BWM Convention)
(Preamble), (Article) (Annex) . 22 , 24
,
.( I-1-A )

,
, IMO
14 .( I-1-B I-1-A )

(G2) ,
(G8), (G9), (G10) ,
(G7), (G14) (G13) .

, (G3),
(G4), (G6), (G11)
(G12) .

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I-1-A

1
12
2
13
3
14

4 15

5
16

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17
7
18
8
19
9
20

10
21

11
22
A
A-1
A-2
A-3
A-4
A-5
B B-1
B-2
B-3
B-4
B-5
B-6
C
C-1
C-2

C-3
D-1
D-2
D-3
D-4
D-5


, , ,

E
E-1

E-2

E-3

E-4
E-5

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I-1-B

MEPC

G1

Res.MEPC.152(55)

G2

Res.MEPC.173(58)

G3

Res.MEPC.123(53)

G4

Res.MEPC.127(53)

G5

Res.MEPC.153(55)

G6

Res.MEPC.124(53)

A-4
G7

Res.MEPC.162(56)

G8
G9
G10

Res.MEPC.174(58)
Res.MEPC.169(57)
Res.MEPC.140(54)

G11

Res.MEPC.149(55)

G12

Res.MEPC.150(55)

G13
G14

Res.MEPC.161(56)
Res.MEPC.151(55)

< I-1-A >


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MEPC
(IMO)
(MEPC) . 2010 12 MEPC
.

2.1 MEPC 59(2009. 7)

2.1.1 IMO
1) MEPC 58 BWM.2/Circ.16(2008.10.17)
,
IMO Basic/Final Approval BWM.2/Circ.** .

EcoBallast

MEPC59/2/4

Aquaworx

Aqua TriComb

MEPC59/2/8

COSCO

Blue Ocean Shield

MEPC59/2/2

NK-03 BlueBallast

MEPC59/2/3

RWO

CleanBallast

MEPC59/2

Hitachi

ClearBallast

MEPC59/2/5

Greenship

Greenship Sedinox

MEPC59/2/6

Note : Techcross MEPC 59 .

2.1.2 Portable Water()


1)
.
. BLG
.
3

2.1.3 2010 5,000m D-2


( )
1) B-3.3
, 2010
IMO Res.A.1005(25)1) .
1) IMO Res.A.1005(25) 2007 11 IMO , 2009 1 1 2009
12 31 2009 D-2
, 2011 12 31 .

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2.2 MEPC 60(2010. 3)


2.2.1 GESAMP-BWWG ,

GloEn-Patrol

MEPC59/2/7

Ecochlor

Ecochlor

MEPC59/2/9

Siemens

SiCURE

MEPC59/2/11

Resource

MEPC59/2/10

Resource Ballast

Tech.

ATLAS-DANMARK

ATLAS-DANMARK

MEPC60/2

Toagosei

JEF

MEPC60/2/2

Sunrui CFCC

Sunrui

MEPC60/2/3

DESMI

Ocean Guard

MEPC60/2/4

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Blue Ocean Guard

MEPC60/2/5

HiBallast

MEPC60/2/6

En-Ballast

MEPC60/2/7

Qingdao Headway

OceanGuard

MEPC60/2/8

BalPure

MEPC60/2/9

MEPC60/2/1

Severn Trent

1)

DeNora

1)

EcoBallast

: GESAMP-BWWG MEPC 59
(MEPC 60)
.

2.2.2 IMO Res.A.1005(25)


1)

, 25
IMO (2007. 11) [IMO Res.A.1005(25) : 2009
] MEPC 59 ,
2010
,
.

2.3 MEPC 61(2010. 9)


2.3.1 GESAMP-BWWG .

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Purimar

MEPC61/2

Aquastar

MEPC60/2/1

Kuraray

Kuraray

MEPC60/2/6

FineBallast1)

21C

ARA Ballast

MEPC61/2/5

Qingdao headway

OceanGuard

MEPC60/2/2

BalPure

MEPC61/2/9

Severn Trent

DeNora

1)

Eka Chem

Ecochlor

MEPC61/2/8

SP-Hybrid

MEPC61/2/2

Sunrui CFCC

BalClor

MEPC61/2/4

: G8

2.3.2 2010 11
1) : 27
2) : 25.32%
3) 35% 30
12 .

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Part II (BWMS)

BWMS
IMO

.
. IMO
, MEPC .

IMO
.
(G8) D-2
, ,
. D-2

.


, , ,
.

BWMS
2.1
2.1.1
1) (Ballast Water) : , , ,

2) (Ballast Water Management) :
, ,
, ,
3) (Gross Tonnage) : 1969 1

4) (Ship) : , ,
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, FSUs FPSOs
5) (Sediments) :
6) (Ballast Water Capacity) :
, ,
,
7) (Active Substance) :

2.1.2
1) (Constructed)
a. ;
b. ;
c. 1% 50%
;
d.
2) (Major Constructed)
a. 15% ;
b. ;
c. 10 ;
d. . D-1
.

2.2
2.2.1
1) (, , Floating Platform,
FSUs FPSOs) .

2.2.2
1) Floating Platform, FSUs FPSOs Gt 400
.

2.2.2
1)

.
2) , ,
.
3)

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2.2.2
3

1) 50m 8m ,

.

2.3 D-1 D-2


2.3.1
1) 2009 /
D-1( ) D-2( )
II-2-A . ,
(Port State Control) .

II-2-A

2) (IOPP ) IBWM
IBWM D-2
.
3) A
a. (K/L) : 2008. 9. 25, : 2009. 2. 23(IOPP )
b. : 3,000m3
c. 2014 IBWM : 2017. 2. 22
d. 2014 IBWM : 2019. 2. 22

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4) B
a. (K/L) : 1991. 8. 24, : 1992. 5. 15(IOPP )
b. : 6,000m

c. 2016 IBWM : 2017. 5. 14


d. 2016 IBWM : 2020. 5. 14

2.3.2 D-1
1) 95%
2) Flow-Through Method ,
3 Pumping 95% ,
95% , 3
Pumping .
II-2-B D-1

2.3.3 D-2
1) 50 10
2) 10 50 10
3)
a. 100 1cfu()
b. (Escherichia Coli) 100 250cfu
c. (Intestinal Enterococci) 100 100cfu
II-2-C D-2

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3.1

(G9)" IMO . (G9)
,

.

(Basic Approval)
.
, ,
.

(Final Approval)
, (G8)
.
GESAMP(Group of Experts on Scientific Aspects of Marine Environmental Protection)
BWWG(Ballast Water Working Group) , GESAMP-BWWG MEPC GESAMP
,
.

3.2 IMO

3.2.1 ( G8)
1) IMO
G8
.
2) UV Type .
3) G8 II-3-A ,
II-3-D .

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< II-3-A G8 >

II-3-D G8

3.2.2 ( G9)
1) G9
IMO .
2) II-3-B II-3-C ,
.
3)
,
.
4) ,
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< II-3-B >

< II-3-C >

5) IMO
G8
, II-3-E .

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II-3-E G9

< II-3-D >

< II-3-E >

3.2.3
1) G8
II-3-D , ,
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2) IMO
PSPC IMO
, 1) 4
.
3) ,
II-3-E .

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Part III


IMO 2003 5 IMO GloBallast

. IMO 2004
5 2 ICBWM
. 2005 7 MEPC 53 , 2009

. IMO

.
,
.
IMO

.
,
III-1-A
, .

III-A

Techcross

EctoSys, RBT, GreenShip


Meyer

+,
+

Severn, Mitsubish, Electrichor

++

OceanSaver,
NEI

+AOT

PureBallast

-
-

+UV

(+)

Special Pipe, NK

EcoChlor

Peraclean

10

Hitachi

Panasia
-
OptiMarin, Gauss, Marenco, Willand -

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1.1

< III-1.1-A >

III-1.1-A .
, 50 .
,
. ,
. 50
.
.
.
(UV) , ,
.

1.2 +

< III-1.2-A +UV >


. III-1.2-A
. ,
. (unpaired electron)
. ,
(OH )
, ,
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.

1.3 ++

< III-1.3-A ++ >


, III-1.3-A .
, 50

.

1.4

< III-1.4-A >

,
.
.
.

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1.5

< III-1.5-A >

Hypochlorite(),
(ORP) . ,
, Hypochlorite .
Hypochlorite
.
1.6 +

< III-1.6-A + >


, .
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1.7 +UV

< III-1.7-A +UV >


.

.


,
, ,
, .
Appendix E F .

2.1 PureBallast System(Norway / MEPC 56(Final Approval))

2.1.1
1) PureBallast MEPC 55
, , 2007 7
MEPC 56
. Benrad AOT(Advanced Oxidation Technology) .

2.1.2
1) (50)
.
2) AOT (OH)
,
(O3) pH ,
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, UV . Benrad AOT
UV Lamp
(TiTO2) .
3) AOT ,
,

. III-2.1-C III-2.1-D
.

< III-2.1-A PureBallast >

< III-2.1-B PureBallast >

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< III-2.1-C Ballasting >

< III-2.1-D Deballasting >


III-2.1-E AOT PureBallast
.

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< III-2.1-E PureBallast >

< III-2.1-F AOT Assembly >

< III-2.1-G Filter >

< III-2.1-H >

2.2 SEDNA(Germany / MEPC 57(Final Approval))

2.2.1
1) Peraclean 2006 3 MEPC 54
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, 2008 3 MEPC 57 . 2008 6


.

2.2.2
1) Pearaclean Ocean

. .
2) Pearaclean Ocean
,
. III-2.2-A Peraclean
. 1 50 , 2
Peraclean Ocean .

< III-2.2-A Peraclean Ocean >

< III-2.2-B >


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< III-2.2-C Fine Filter >

< III-2.2-D >

2.3 Electro-Cleen(Korea / MEPC 58(Final Approval))

2.3.1
1) () Electro-Cleen
, Electro-Cleen 2006 3 MEPC 54
, 2008 10 MEPC 58 .

2.3.2
1) ,
. Proton ion hydroxide ion
. (+) potential ,
hydroxide ion .
(OH), (HCO),
(O2), (H2O2), (O3), (OCl-)
, ,
.

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2) 1 ,
.
. ,
, 0
.

2.3.3
1) (Control PC) : .
2) (ECU : Eletro-Chamber Unit) : chamber

.
3) (Power Distributor) : .
4) (Rectifier) :
ECU .
5) (Auto Neutralization Unit) : De-ballasting
TSU .

< III-2.3-A Electro-Cleen >

< III-2.3-B , >


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< III-2.3-C Electro-Cleen System >

2.4 OceanSaver(Norway / MEPC 58(Final Approval))

2.4.1
1) OceanSaver . 2008 3 MEPC 57
, 2008 10 MEPC 58 .

2.4.2
1) 2007 ,
.
2) , IMO , .
.
a. Mechanical Filteration Unit
b. C3T Unit : Hydrodynamic cavitation
c. C2E Unit : Activated water
d. Nitrogen(N2) Supersaturation unit
3) 2006 C2D C3T
. C3T
III-2.4-A .
4) ,
. III-2.4-B III-2.4-C
Ballasting Deballasting .

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< III-2.4-A OceanSaver C3T(600m /h) >

< III-2.4-B OceanSaver Ballasting >

< III-2.4-C OceanSaver Deballasting >

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< III-2.4-D OceanSaver >

< III-2.4-E OceanSaver >

2.5 RWO(Germany / MEPC 59(Final Approval))

2.5.1
1) RWO CleanBallast MEPC 59
, 2
.

2.5.2
1) 1 DiskFilter
2 EctoSys() .
De-ballasting EctoSys()

.
2) III-2.5-A Ballasting , 50
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DiskFilter 50 EctoSys
. III-2.5-B De-ballasting ,
EctoSys . III-2.5-C, III-2.5-D
III-2.5-E Monitor, DiskFilter

EctoSys ,

Spec. .
3

a. Power Consumption : Min. 0.008kWh/m ~ Max. 0.1kWh/m

b. Pressure Drop : 0.6 ~ 1.3bar


3

c. System Capacities : 100 ~ 7,000m /h

< III-2.5-A Ballasting >

< III-2.5-B De-ballasting >

< III-2.5-C Monitor >


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2.6 NK-O3(Korea / MEPC 59(Final Approval))

2.6.1
1) () 2007 7 MEPC 56
, 2009 8 MEPC 59 .

2.6.2
1) (Air Compressor)
(Oxygen Generator), 99%
(Ozone Generator)
(Ozone Injector) .
2) III-2.6-C NK-O3 015(300m3/h) NK-O3 400(8,000m3/h)
NK-O3 .

< III-2.6-A NK-O3 System >


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< III-2.6-B NK-O3 >

< III-2.6-C , >

2.7 Hitachi-ClearBallast(Japan / MEPC 59(Final Approval))

2.7.1
1) Hitachi ClearBallast(Ballast Water Purication System) 2008 3
MEPC 57 , MEPC 59
.

2.7.2
1) III-2.7-A
, , , . Triiron
Tetraoxide III-2.7-B , ,
.
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< III-2.7-A ClearBallast >

< III-2.7-B ClearBallast >

< III-2.7-C >

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2.8 Greenship Sedinox(Netherlands / MEPC 59(Final Approval))

2.8.1
1) GreenShip
. ,
2.6ppm .

2.8.2
1) Sedimentor( III-2.8
-A ) Termanox( III-2.8-B ) .
Spec. III-2.8-E III-2.8-F
.

< III-2.8-A Sedimentor(100m3/hr)>

< III-2.8-B Termanox(100m3/hr)>

< III-2.8-E Termanox(100m3/h) >


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< III-2.8-F Sedimentor(100m3/h) >

2) III-2.8-C ,
III-2.8-D .

< III-2.8-C > < III-2.8-D 300m3/h >

2.9 GloEn-Patrol(Korea / MEPC 60(Final Approval))

2.9.1
1) UV MEPC 57
, MEPC 60 .
2) 250m3/h Mesh Size 50
2.5bar 10.0bar.

2.9.2
1) . UV
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< III-2.9-A GloEn-Patrol >

< III-2.9-B GloEn-Patrol >

< III-2.9-C >


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2.10 Resource Ballast Tech. Sys.(South Africa / MEPC 60(Final Approval))

2.10.1
1) Resource Ballast Technology(RBT)
2008 3 MEPC 57 , MEPC 60
.

2.10.2
1) RBT (Cavitation) ,
. ECP(Electircal
Control Panel) , ECP 0.001mg/liter
, pH , .
.
2) III-2.10-A , III-2.10
-B .

< III-2.10-A >

< III-2.10-B , >


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< III-2.10-C Filter >

< III-2.10-D Electro-Chemical Reactor >

2.11 JFE(Japan / MEPC 60(Final Approval))

2.11.1
1) JEF ,
. 2008 10 MEPC 58 , MEPC
60 .

2.11.2
1) ,
30ppm . III-2.11-A III-2.11-B
Ballasting mode De-ballasting mode .

< III-2.11-A Ballasting >

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< III-2.11-B De-ballasting >

< III-2.11-C >

< III-2.11-D >


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2.12 EcoBallast(Korea / MEPC 60(Final Approval))

2.12.1
1) EcoBallast MEPC 60 .
EcoBallast System UV .

.
UV .

2.12.2
1) unit
2) ( )
3) UV Reactor
4) UV Cleaning Unit
5) UV Reactor By-pass line

< III-2.12.-A >


2.12.3
1)
. III-2.12-B
III-2.12-C .

< III-2.12-B >


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< III-2.12-C >

2.12.4 UV Reactor
1) UV Reactor III-2.12-D , UV Reactor
Table III-2.12-E .

< III-2.12-D UV Reactor >

< Table III-2.12-E UV Reactor >

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2.13 ARA Ballast(Korea / MEPC 61(Final Approval))

2.13.1
1) 21 ARA Ballast MEPC 60
MEPC 61 .

2.13.2
1) Filter : 50
.( III-2.13-A )
2) Plasma Electrode :
.
.( III-2.13-B )
3) MPCU Module : UV ,
. Ballasting De-ballasting .
( III-2.13-C )

< III-2.13-A >

< III-2.13-B Plasma Reactor >

< III-2.13-C MPCU Module >

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< III-2.13-D >

< Table III-2.13-E >

2.14 Ecochlor(Germany / MEPC 61(Final Approval))

2.14.1
1) Ecochlor , .
, IMO , 2008 10 MEPC
58 , MEPC 61 .
2) Purate

, .

2.14.2
1) III-2.14-A , III-2.14-C
.
6kW , Ballasting .

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< III-2.14-A Ecochlor >

< III-2.14-B Generator >

< III-2.14-C >


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2.15 BalPure(Germany / MEPC 61(Final Approval))

2.15.1
1) BalPure Severn Trent De Nora ,
.

2.15.2
1)
.
.
.
2)
.
,

.

< III-2.15-A BalPure >

3) III-2.15-A BalPure . III-2.15-B


, III-2.15-C
.

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< III-2.15-B BalPure Ballasting >

< III-2.15-C BalPure De-ballasting >

< III-2.15-D , >

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2.16 OceanGuard(Norway / MEPC 61(Final Approval))

2.16.1
1) MEPC 60 MEPC 61
.
2) Headway Technology Harbin
.

2.16.2
1) AOP(Advanced Oxidation Process) AOP

.
2) (OH), (HCO),
-

(O2), (H2O2), (O3), (OCl )


, ,
. 1
, .

.

< III-2.16-A >


3)
. III-2.16-A ,
.
III-2.16-E .

2.16.3
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1) Control Unit : Control Unit


, Shut-down
. Control Unit
.( III-2.16-B )
2) Filter : Backflushing Filter 50. 50 ,
.
III-2.16-C )
3) EUT : Electrocatalysis Unit()
Ultrasonic Unit( )

.( III-2.16-D )

< III-2.16-B Control Unit > < III-2.16-C Filter >

< III-2.16-D EUT >

< III-2.16-E , >


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1.
IV-1-A / , IV-1-B
.

F.P.T A.P.T . ,
, , , Tug Boat
Barge .

< IV-1-A Bulk Carrier >

< IV-1-B Bulk Carrier >


Bilge,
Fire & G/S Pump Bilge, Fire & Ballast Pump .
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump
2
.
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2.1 KR 5 6 402.2.(2)
2 .
. , ,

. ,

. ,
1 .

2.2 KR 5 6 406.7

2.2.1


. ( ) ,
(holding)
.

2.2.2 ,
. ,
,
.
.

2.3 KR 5 6 406.1.(2)

.

2.4 10 104.7

2.4.1 .
1) 2 ,
.
2) 3

.
3)
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3. (Dangerous Zone)

3.1 , ,
IMSBC Code IMDG Code (SOLAS Reg. II-2/19
) , IEC 60092-506
. , Class 2.1, 3(23), 6.1(23),
8 Class 4.3
3m .

3.2 ,
. ,
10
, 450mm
, 450mm
(IP55 ) 200
.

3.3
3.2
.

3.4
, ,
.

3.5 BWMS
3.1~3.4 BWMS
. BWMS ,
. ,
BWMS IIB T3
450mm , IP55 ,
200 .

3.6 Appendix A .

4. BWMS

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4.1
IV-1-C BWMS .
BWMS
. , (O3)

. O3 SUS Pipe
. BWMS
BWMS ,
,
.

< IV-1-C BWMS >

4.2
BWMS
.
BWMS . Maker BWMS
Appendix E F . IV-1-D BWMS
.

< IV-1-D BWMS >

BWMS ,
.
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4.2.1 BWMS
,
,
Vacuum Valve
.

4.2.2 BWMS 3.1~3.4


. , ,
, 3.5~3.6
. ,
.

4.2.3 (O3)
.
O3 SUS Pipe
.

4.2.4 BWMS BWMS ,


,
.

4.2.5 BWMS ,
.
.(,
500, 1,600, 2,000, 10,000 )

4.2.6 BWMS , IP Grade


,
.

4.3
BWMS
. ,

. IV-1-E IV-1-F .
8 8-2 .

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< IV-1-E () >

< IV-1-F () >

5.

5.1 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidelines G8 4.5.4 BWMS
. BWMS

, ,
. ,
,
BWMS .
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5.1.1
2 ,
2 .
1
BWMS ,
. IV-1-G 1 BWMS .
1) BWMS

.
2) 2 , 1
.
BWMS
.( 2~3m/s )

< IV-1-G 1 BWMS >


5.1.2 BWMS
Ballasting De-ballasting Re-circulating
BWMS ,
,
.
.
BWMS ,
, (Hyd. Power Pack)
. , BWMS
.
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5.1.3

.
BWMS ,
BWMS .
BWMS

. IV-1-H
.

< IV-1-H >

5.1.4
2 ,
2 . BWMS

1 BWMS ,
.
1) BWMS

5.1 .
2) 2 ,
1 .
BWMS
.

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5.2
Sea Chest
Sea Chest Stop Valve 2
. IV-1-I IV-1-J
.

5.2.1
1) BWMS
Sea Chest .
5.1 .
2) .

5.2.2
1) BWMS
Sea Chest
.
5.1 .

< IV-1-I >

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< IV-1-J >

5.3

5.3.1
1) Top Side B.W Tank
,
BWMS .
2)
.
Stop Valve 5.1
.

5.3.2
1)
BWMS
.
5.1 .
2) BWM Convention D1(Ballast Water Exchange Method)
Ballast Exchange Overflow
.

5.4


, .

5.4.1 BWMS
, .
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5.4.2 ,
BWMS
.

5.4.3 BWMS

.

5.5
, BWMS
,
. BWMS
.

5.6 KR (Class Notation) UMA


UMA (UMA, UMA1, UMA2, UMA3)
9 3 .
BWMS
.

5.7 KR (Class Notation) UMA1


UMA1
9 3 502.1
. UMA1 BWMS
, BWMS
.

5.8
, , ,
.
.
, IV-1-K BWMS .

5.8.1.
BWMS .
BWMS , 5.5
.

5.8.2 , 5.5 5.6 .


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, ,

.

5.8.3 , 5.1 5.5 .



, .

5.8.4 Sea Chest


. BWMS

.
5.1 .

< IV-1-K BWMS >

5.9 BWMS (Fire Integrity)


BWMS Deck House
. SOLAS Reg. II-2/3
.
SOLAS Reg. II-2/9 A-0
.

5.10 Barge
Barge BWMS
BWMS . Barge
. BWMS
Electric Load Analysis
.

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5.11

.
. , A.P.T
Bilge, Fire &
G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .
BWMS
.

5.11.1 A.P.T BWMS


BWMS ( )
.

5.11.2 BWMS
Line .
5.1 .

5.11.3
, BWMS .

5.11.4 BWMS Ballast


Stripping Pump , BWMS
. 5.1.3 .

5.12
BWM Convention A-1, Reg.5
, .
- 15% ,
- ,
- 10 ,
- BWMS .

5.13
(Fresh Water) ,
BWM Convention IMO
.

5.14
BWMS
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, Electric Load Analysis


. , BWMS
.(Appendix )

5.15

5.15.1
1) BWMS 440V( 220V)
36V
.
2) ,
.

5.15.2 Bus-bar
1)
.
Bus-bar . Bus-bar
IP54
.
2) Bus-bar ,
Bus-bar , ,

. ,
.

5.16 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidance8 4 BWMS ,
.

5.16.1 ,
1) BWMS .

.
2) ,
BWMS
.

5.16.2
1) BWMS
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. , BWMS

,
. , BWMS

.
2) UMA1 BWMS

,
.

5.16.3
1) BWMS
. ,
, .
2) ,

.

.

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Oil Tanker
1.
IV-2-A ~ IV-2-C , IV-2-D
.

1.1 IV-2-A , F.P.T


. L U
,
.
,
.

A.P.T

Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .

< IV-2-A Oil Tanker >

1.2 IV-2-B , F.P.T , F.O


Tank F.W Tank
. L U
, .
,
.
A.P.T Bilge, Fire & G/S
Pump Bilge & Fire Pump , F.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge &
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Fire Pump ,
.

< IV-2-B Oil Tanker -1 >

< IV-2-C Oil Tanker -2 >

1.3 IV-2-C
. L U
, .
,
(Submersible Type) ,
.
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. A.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .
F.P.T Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump
Bilge & Fire Pump ,
.

< IV-2-D Oil Tanker >

1.4 IV-2-E 60 (FA Tanker)


,
L U

. IEC 60092-502 Reg.

4.3 15
.
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump
.

< IV-2-E Oil Tanker(FA) >

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2.

2.1 KR 7 1 1003.2
.

2.1.1
.

2.1.2
.
. ,

.
.

2.1.3
.

2.1.4
.

2.2 KR 7 1 1003.2
2.1
.

2.2.1
. ,
.

2.2.2
( )
. ,
.

2.3 KR 7 1 1003.3

.(IACS UR F44 )

2.3.1 IEC 60092-502


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2.3.2
.

2.3.3 .

2.3.4 . ,

.
1) ,
,
.
a. (gas free) ;
b. .
2) ,
.

2.4 KR 7 1 1003.2
2.3
.

2.4.1
. ,
.

2.4.2
( ) . ,
.

3.

3.1 60
60 IEC 60092-502 Reg.4.2
Zone 0, Zone 1 Zone 2
, Zone . BWMS
Zone 1 , BWMS
Zone 1, 2.4m Zone 2
.
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. IV-2-A~D (FB Tanker)


.
Appendix 2 .

3.2 60
60 IEC 60092-502 Reg.4.3
, , Zone2 .
IV-2-E FA Tanker .

4. BWMS

4.1 60 BWMS
IV-2-A, B C 60
. BWM Convention/Guidelines/G8 4.9 BWMS
.
,
.

4.1.1 BWMS
60 3.1
.
Zone 1 .
BWMS
.
1)

. IV-2-F
. BWMS
.

< IV-2-F BWMS >


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2) /

.
BWMS . IV-2-G
BWMS . BWMS
.

< IV-2-G BWMS >

a. BWMS
,

Vacuum Valve
.
b. 2.4m
BWMS
Zone 1
, , BWMS
Zone 2 Zone 2
. , BWMS IEC60092-502
.
c. BWMS ,
.

.(, 500, 1,600, 2,000, 10,000 )
d. (O3)
.
O3
SUS Pipe
.
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< IV-2-H BWMS >

< IV-2-I BWMS -1 >

e. BWMS BWMS ,
,
.
f. BWMS , IP
Grade .
3)
60
BWMS
. , A.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .
F.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire
Pump , .
.
a. A.P.T F.P.T
BWMS .
BWMS ,
BWMS
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.
b. (O3)
. O3
SUS Pipe
.
c. BWMS BWMS ,
,
.
d. BWMS BWMS
.
.
.
.
(2 )
. IV-2-J
.

< IV-2-J >

4.1.3
TRO(Total Residual Oxidant) Sensor Unit, Gas Sensor Unit

, ,
.
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4.1.4
1)
BWMS 440V( 220V)
36V
.
, Cable
.
2) Bus-bar

.
Bus-bar . Bus-bar
IP54
. Bus-bar ,
Bus-bar . ,

. ,
.

4.1.5
7 1 11 .
1)

IIB T4 .
2) (Hull Return System of Distribution)
7 1 1101.3
.
3) (Disconnection Switch)

.

.
4) (Monitoring of Insulation Level)


.
5)
a. (Non-metallic Sheath Type)
.
b. .
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c. , ,
.
d.
.
.
e.
, .
f.
.
g.
.

4.1.7
IV-2-J K 60
BWMS . IV-2-K L


. , FMU(FLOW METER UNIT),
TSU(TRO SENSOR UNIT) .

< IV-2-K >

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< IV-2-L (O3) >

4.2 60 (FA Tanker)


3.2
.

4.3
BWMS
. ,

. 8
8-2 .

5.

5.1 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidelines G8 4.5.4 BWMS
. BWMS

, ,
. ,
,
BWMS .
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5.1.1
2 ,
2 .
1
BWMS ,
. IV-2-M 1 BWMS .
1) BWMS

.
2) 2 , 1
.
BWMS
.( 2~3m/s )

< IV-2-M 1 BWMS >

5.1.2 BWMS
Ballasting De-ballasting Re-circulating
BWMS ,
,
.
.
BWMS ,
, (Hyd. Power Pack)
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. , BWMS
.

5.1.3

.
BWMS ,
BWMS .
BWMS

. IV-2-N
.

< IV-2-N >


5.1.4
2 ,
2 . BWMS

1 BWMS ,
.
1) BWMS

5.1 .
2) 2 ,
1 .
BWMS
.
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5.2
Sea Chest
Sea Chest Stop Valve 2
.
.
IV-2-O P .

5.2.1
1) BWMS
Sea Chest .
5.1 .
2) .

5.2.2
1) BWMS
Sea Chest
.
5.1 .

< IV-2-O >

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< IV-2-P >

5.3

5.3.1
1) ,
BWMS
.
2)
.
Stop Valve 5.1
.

5.3.2
1) BWMS

.
5.1 .
2) BWM Convention D1 Ballast Exchange
Overflow .

5.4

, VLCC Sea Chest
( Blind Flange )
.
ODME
. BWMS
.
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5.4.1 .

5.4.2 ,
BWMS . BWMS
.

5.4.3 UV Lamp BWMS



.

5.4.4 5.1
.

5.5
, BWMS
,
. BWMS
.

5.6 KR (Class Notation) UMA


UMA (UMA, UMA1, UMA2, UMA3)
9 3 .
BWMS
.

5.7 KR (Class Notation) UMA1


UMA1
9 3 502.1
. UMA1 BWMS
, BWMS
.

5.8 F.P.T
F.P.T BWMS
, . , F.P.T
BWMS ,
.(IACS UR F44 )

5.8.1 F.P.T .
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5.8.2 F.P.T IEC 60092-502


.

5.8.3 F.P.T .
.

5.8.4 F.P.T .

5.8.5 F.P.T . ,
F.P.T .
1) F.P.T
. F.P.T

.
2)
. .

5.9 BWMS (Fire Integrity)


BWMS Deck House
. SOLAS Reg. II-2/3
.
SOLAS Reg. II-2/9 A-0
.

5.10
(Fresh Water) ,
BWM Convention IMO
.

5.11
BWMS
, Electric Load Analysis
. , BWMS
.(Appendix )

5.12
BWM Convention A-1, Reg.5
, .
1) 15% ,
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2) ,
3) 10 ,
4) BWMS .

5.13 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidance8 4 BWMS ,
.

5.13.1 ,
1) BWMS .

.
2) ,
BWMS
.

5.13.2
1) BWMS
. , BWMS

,
. , BWMS

.
2) UMA1 BWMS

,
.

5.13.3
1) BWMS
. ,
, .
2) ,

.

.

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Chemical Tanker
1.
IV-3-A, B C ,
IV-3-D .

1.1 IV-3-A , F.P.T


. L
U ,
.
,
. A.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .

< IV-3-A Chemical Tanker >

1.2 IV-3-B , F.P.T , F.O


Tank F.W Tank .
L U
, .
.
A.P.T Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire
Pump . F.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump
, .
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< IV-3-B Chemical Tanker -1 >

< IV-3-C Chemical Tanker -2 >

1.3 IV-3-C
. L U
, .
,
(Submersible Type) ,
.
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. A.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .
F.P.T Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump
Bilge & Fire Pump ,
.
.

< IV-3-D Chemical Tanker >

1.4 IV-3-E IBC Code Chapter 18 (NLS


Tanker) .
L U

. Bilge, Fire & G/S


Pump Bilge & Fire Pump .

< IV-3-E NLS TANKER >

2.

2.1 KR 7 6 305(IBC Code Reg. 3.5)


Chemical Tanker .
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2.1.1 , ,
.
.

.

2.1.2
. ,
.

2.1.3 ,
, ,
, ,
.

2.2 KR 7 6 305

2.2.1
1) IV-3-F

.
.

< IV-3-F >


2) 305. 1
IV-3-G


. ,
(Progressive Flooding)

.
89
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< IV-3-G >


3)
.

2.2.2
1) 305. 2
IV-3-H
.
.

< IV-3-H -1 >

2) 1)
.

3.

3.1 60
60 IEC 60092-502 Reg.4.2
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Zone 0, Zone 1 Zone 2


Zone . BWMS
Zone 1 , BWMS
Zone 1, 2.4m Zone 2
. , BWMS
. IV-3-A~D
.
Appendix 2
.

3.2 60
60 IEC 60092-502 Reg.4.3
, , Zone 2 .
IV-3-E NLS Tanker .

4. BWMS

4.1 60 BWMS
IV-3-A, B C 60
. BWM Convention/Guidelines/G8 4.9 BWMS
.
,
.

4.1.1 BWMS
60
3.1 .
Zone 1
. BWMS
.
1)

. IV-2-I
. BWMS
.
2) /

.
BWMS . IV-3-K L
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BWMS . BWMS
.

< IV-3-I BWMS >

< IV-3-J BWMS >


a. BWMS
,

Vacuum Valve
.
b. 2.4m
BWMS
Zone 1
, , BWMS
Zone 2 Zone 2
. , BWMS IEC60092-502
.
c. BWMS ,
.

.(, 500, 1,600, 2,000, 10,000 )
d. (O3)
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.
O3
SUS Pipe
.

< IV-3-K BWMS >

< IV-3-L BWMS -1 >

e. BWMS BWMS ,
,
.
f. BWMS , IP
Grade .

3)
BWMS
. , A.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump
. F.P.T
Bilge, Fire & G/S
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Pump Bilge & Fire Pump ,


. .
a. A.P.T F.P.T
BWMS .
BWMS ,
BWMS
.
b. (O3)
. O3
SUS Pipe
.
c. BWMS BWMS ,
,
.
d. BWMS BWMS
.
.
.
.
(2 )
. IV-3-M
.

< IV-3-M >


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4.1.2
TRO(Total Residual Oxidant) Sensor Unit, Gas Sensor Unit

, ,
.

4.1.3
1)
BWMS 440V( 220V)
36V
.
, Cable
.
2) Bus-bar

.
Bus-bar . Bus-bar
IP54
. Bus-bar ,
Bus-bar . ,

. ,
.

4.1.4
7 6 10 .
1)
.
2) ,
, , .
,
.
3) 60C 15
60C .
4) .
.
5) (Disconnection Switch)

.
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.
6) (Monitoring of Insulation Level)


.
5)
a. (Non-metallic Sheath Type)
.
b. .
c. , ,
.
d.
.
.
e.
, .
f.
.
g.
.

4.1.5
IV-3-M N 60
BWMS . IV-3-N IV-3-O


. , FMU(FLOW METER
UNIT), TSU(TRO SENSOR UNIT) .

4.2 IBC Code Chapter 18 (NLS Tanker)


3.2
.

4.3
BWMS
. ,

. 8
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8-2 .

< IV-3-N >

< IV-3-O (O3) >


5.

5.1 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidelines G8 4.5.4 BWMS
.
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BWMS
,
, . ,
,
BWMS
.
5.1.1
2 ,
2 .
1
BWMS ,
. IV-3-P 1 BWMS .
1) BWMS

.
2) 2 , 1
.
BWMS
.( 2~3m/s )

< IV-3-P 1 BWMS >


5.1.2 BWMS
Ballasting De-ballasting Re-circulating
BWMS ,
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,
.
.
BWMS ,
, (Hyd. Power Pack)
. , BWMS
.

5.1.3

.
BWMS ,
BWMS .
BWMS

. IV-3-Q
.

< IV-3-Q >


5.1.4
2 ,
2 . BWMS

1 BWMS ,
.
1) BWMS

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5.1 .
2) 2 ,
1 .
BWMS
.

5.2
Sea Chest
Sea Chest Stop Valve 2
.
.
IV-3-R S .

5.2.1
1) BWMS
Sea Chest .
5.1 .
2) .

5.2.2
1)
BWMS Sea Chest
.
5.1 .

< IV-3-R >


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< IV-3-S >

5.3

5.3.1
1) ,
BWMS
.
2)
.
Stop Valve 5.1
.

5.3.2
1) BWMS

.
5.1 .
2) BWM Convention D1 Ballast Exchange
Overflow .

5.4

.
MARPOL
Annex 2 .
BWMS
.

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5.4.1 .

5.4.2 ,
BWMS . BWMS
.

5.4.3 UV Lamp BWMS



.

5.5
, BWMS
,
. BWMS
.

5.6 KR (Class Notation) UMA


UMA (UMA, UMA1, UMA2, UMA3)
9 3 .
BWMS
.

5.7 KR (Class Notation) UMA1


UMA1
9 3 502.1
. UMA1 BWMS
, BWMS
.

5.8 F.P.T
F.P.T BWMS
, . , F.P.T
BWMS ,
.(IACS UR F44 )

5.8.1 F.P.T .

5.8.2 F.P.T IEC 60092-502


.
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5.8.3 F.P.T .
.

5.8.4 F.P.T .

5.8.5 F.P.T . ,
F.P.T .
1) F.P.T
. F.P.T

.
2)
. .

5.9 BWMS (Fire Integrity)


BWMS Deck House
. SOLAS Reg. II-2/3
.
SOLAS Reg. II-2/9 A-0
.

5.10
(Fresh Water) ,
BWM Convention IMO
.

5.11
BWMS
, Electric Load Analysis
. , BWMS
.(Appendix )

5.12
BWM Convention A-1, Reg.5
, .
1) 15% ,
2) ,
3) 10 ,
4) BWMS .
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5.13 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidance8 4 BWMS ,
.

5.13.1 ,
1) BWMS .

.
2) ,
BWMS
.

5.13.2
1) BWMS
. , BWMS

,
. , BWMS

.
2) UMA1 BWMS

,
.

5.13.3
1) BWMS
. ,
, .
2) ,

.

.

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Gas Carrier
1.
KR 7 5 402(IGC Code Reg. 4.2) , LPG LNG
Gas Carrier (CCS : Cargo Containment System)
, , , (Type A, B, C)
.

1.1 LPG Carrier


IV-4-A ~ B LPG (Type A C)
(Cargo Containment System) .

< IV-4-A LPG TANKER-TYPE A >

< IV-4-B LPG TANKER-TYPE A >


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1.1.1 LPG Carrier-Type A


1) IV-4-A IV-4-B Type A LPG Carrier
. Type A
20K, 40K 80K LPG Carrier
.
2) IV-4-B Type
A LPG Carrier (Hold Space)
, .
, KR 7 5 407.2(IGC Code Reg. 4.7.2)
-55 2
.
.
, Type A LPG Carrier Midship Section Single Hull
Bulk Carrier .
3) KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)
. Type A LPG Carrier Bilge,
Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump 2
, A.P.T
,
.

1.1.2 LPG Carrier-Type C


1) IV-4-C D Type C LPG Carrier
. Type C
, 10K . LPG
Carrier .
2) IV-4-D Type
C LPG Carrier (Hold Space)
, .
.
3) KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)
. Type C LPG Carrier
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge, Ballast & Fire Pump
A.P.T .

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< IV-4-C LPG TANKER-TYPE C >

< IV-4-D LPG TANKER-TYPE C >

1.2 LNG Carrier


LNG Carrier

(Type B)

(Cargo Containment

System) Moss Type LNG Carrier (MARK III, GT N0.96, CS 1)


Membrane Type LNG Carrier .

1.2.1 Moss Type LNG Carrier


1) IV-4-E F Moss Type LNG Carrier
. IV-4-F
Moss Type LNG Carrier
(Hold Space) ,
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.
.
2) KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)
. Moss Type LNG Carrier Bilge,
Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump 2
, A.P.T
,
.

< IV-4-E LNG TANKER-MOSS TYPE >

< IV-4-F LNG TANKER-MOSS TYPE >

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< IV-4-G LNG TANKER-MEMBRANE TYPE >

< IV-4-H LNG TANKER-MEMBRANE TYPE >


1.2.2 Membrane Type LNG Carrier
1) LNG Carrier 1 1
2
Inner Hull Structure . Inner Hull Structure
Ballast Tank .
2) IV-4-G H Membrane Type LNG Carrier
. IV-4-H
Membrane Type LNG Carrier 1 1
2
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Inner Hull Structure , Inner Hull Structure


.
.
3) KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)
. Membrane Type LNG Carrier
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge & Fire Pump
2 , A.P.T
,
.

2.

2.1 KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)


( ),
.

. ,

. .

3. (Dangerous Zone)
IEC 60092-502 Reg.4.4 Zone 0, Zone 1
Zone 2 , Zone
. 2
Type C 2
Zone 1
.
Appendix A 4 .

3.1 LPG Carrier-Type A


IV-4-A B (Cargo Hold)
Zone 0 , Zone 1 .
Zone 2 .

3.2 LPG Carrier-Type C


IV-4-C D Zone 0 ,
(Cargo Hold) Zone 1 .
Zone 2 .
.
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3.3 LNG Carrier-Moss Type


IV-4-E F (Cargo Hold)
Zone 0 , Zone 1 .
Zone 2 .

3.4 LNG Carrier-Membrane Type


IV-4-G H 1 2 Zone 0
, Zone 1 .
Zone 2 .

4. BWMS

4.1
KR 7
5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4) . Gas Carrier
. 2
IEC 60092-502
Zone 1 IGC Code
, BWMS
. , Zone 1
BWMS
. ,
. 2 Type C
BWMS
.

4.1.1 LPG Carrier-Type C


IV-4-I Type C LPG Carrier BWMS .
Bilge, Fire & G/S Pump Bilge, Ballast & Fire
Pump .
1) Type C LPG Carrier
BWMS .
2) (O3)
.
O3 SUS Pipe
.
3) BWMS BWMS ,
,
.
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< IV-4-I BWMS : LPG Carrier-Type C >


4.1.2 LPG Carrier-Type C
IV-4-J, K L Type A LPG Carrier, Moss Type LNG Carrier Membrane
Type LNG Carrier BWMS .
Ballast Pump .
IV-4-A&B IV-4-E~H Type A LPG Carrier, Moss Type LNG
Carrier Membrane Type LNG Carrier
Zone 1 . KR 7 5 307.4(IGC Code Reg. 3.7.4)

, BWMS
. Zone 1
.

< IV-4-J BWMS : LPG Carrier-Type A >


1) BWMS ,
BWMS . ,
BWMS
, BWMS
.
2)
BWMS , BWMS (BWMS
) .
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3) BWMS TSU(TRO Sensor Unit), GSU(Gas Sensor Unit)


,
.
4) BWMS AVU(Auto Air Vent Unit) Air Vent
, .
5) . BWMS
BWMS ,
,
. (O3)

. O3 SUS Pipe
.

< IV-4-K BWMS : LNG Carrier-Membrane Type >

< IV-4-L BWMS : LNG Carrier-MOSS Type >

4.2
BWMS
. BWMS
. BWMS ,
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.
.

4.2.1 LPG Carrier-Type C


IV-4-M Type C LPG Carrier BWMS .
BWMS
.
1) IV-4-C D BWMS .
BWMS ,
.
2) BWMS
,

Vacuum Valve
.
3) IV-4-C D
BWMS .
BWMS ,
.
4) (O3)
.

O3 SUS
Pipe .
5) BWMS BWMS ,

.
6) BWMS , IP
Grade .

< IV-4-M BWMS : LPG Carrier-Type C >


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4.2.2 LPG Carrier-Type C


IV-4-N, O P Type A LPG Carrier, Moss Type LNG Carrier Membrane
Type LNG Carrier BWMS . Type C
LPG Carrier Type A LPG Carrier, Moss Type LNG Carrier Membrane
Type LNG Carrier Zone 1
.
1) BWMS
.
a. BWMS
.
b. BWMS TSU(TRO Sensor Unit), GSU(Gas Sensor Unit)
,
.
c. BWMS AVU(Auto Air Vent Unit) Air Vent
, .
d. .
e. (O3)
.

O3
SUS Pipe .
f. BWMS BWMS ,

.

< IV-4-N BWMS : LPG Carrier-Type A >

2) BWMS
,

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Vacuum Valve
.
3) IV-4-A, E G BWMS .
BWMS ,
.
4) BWMS , IP
Grade .

< IV-4-O BWMS : LNG Carrier-MOSS Type>

< IV-4-P BWMS : LNG Carrier-Membrane Type >

4.3 BWMS

4.3.1
BWMS
. ,

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. 8 8-2
.

4.3.2
TRO(Total Residual Oxidant) Sensor Unit, Gas Sensor Unit

,
, .

4.3.3
1)
BWMS 440V( 220V)
36V
.
, Cable
.
2) Bus-bar

.
Bus-bar . Bus-bar
IP54
. Bus-bar ,
Bus-bar . ,

. ,
.

5.

5.1 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidelines G8 4.5.4 BWMS
.
BWMS
,
, . ,
,
BWMS
.

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5.1.1
2 ,
2 .
1
BWMS ,
. IV-4-Q 1 BWMS .
1) BWMS

.
2) 2 , 1
.
BWMS
.( 2~3m/s )

< IV-4-Q 1 BWMS >

5.1.2 BWMS
Ballasting De-ballasting Re-circulating
BWMS ,
,
.
.
BWMS ,
, (Hyd. Power Pack)
. , BWMS
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.
5.1.3
.
BWMS
, BWMS
. BWMS

.

5.1.4
2 ,
2 . BWMS

1 BWMS ,
.
1) BWMS

5.1 .
2) 2 ,
1 .
BWMS
.

5.2

5.2.1
1) LPG Carrier LNG Carrier
,
BWMS .
IV-4-R .
2)
.
Stop Valve 5.1
.

5.2.2
1)
BWMS
.
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5.1 .
2) BWM Convention D1(Ballast Water Exchange Method)
Ballast Exchange Overflow
.

< IV-4-R >


5.3
, BWMS
,
. BWMS
.

5.4 KR (Class Notation) UMA


UMA (UMA, UMA1, UMA2, UMA3)
9 3 .
BWMS
.

5.5 KR (Class Notation) UMA1


UMA1
9 3 502.1
. UMA1 BWMS
, BWMS
.

5.6
(Fresh Water)
BWM Convention IMO
.

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5.7
BWMS
, Electric Load Analysis
. , BWMS
.(Appendix )

5.8 BWMS (Fire Integrity)


BWMS Deck House
. SOLAS Reg. II-2/3
.
SOLAS Reg. II-2/9 A-0
.

5.9
BWM Convention A-1, Reg.5
, .
1) 15% ,
2) ,
3) 10 ,
4) BWMS .

5.10 BWMS
BWM Convention Guidance8 4 BWMS ,
.

5.10.1 ,
1) BWMS .

.
2) ,
BWMS
.

5.10.2
1) BWMS
. , BWMS

,
. , BWMS
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.
2) UMA1 BWMS

,
.

5.10.3
1) BWMS
. ,
, .
2) ,

.

.

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Part V

1.1 A-2 ,
.
9 ,
,

(G2) .

1.2 D-1 D-2


. D-1 D-2 (
) .

1.3 , Res.MEPC.174(58)
" (G8)"
, " (G2)"
.

1.4 IMO ,
.

1.5
1) (Sampling Point) :

2) (Sampling Facilities) :


2.1 D-1
,
, .

2.2 D-2

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2.2.1 D-2
.
BWMS
.

2.2.2
.

2.2.3 , , Wing Tank



.

2.2.4 D-2 (
)
1)
.
2)
,
.

2.3

2.3.1
. .
.

.

2.3.2
. (Straight)
.

(Straight)
L" .

2.3.3
.

.
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2.3.4 Galvanizing ,
.
, . ,
.

CFD
3.1

3.1.1
,
.

3.1.2 .

Diso = Dm

Qiso
Qm

* Diso :
* Dm :
* Qiso :
* Qm :

3.2

3.2.1 II-4-A
.

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< V-4-A 45 Cut-off Sample Flow(3D Flow Trajectories) >

< V-4-B Elbow Sample Flow >

< V-4-C Extended Tee Sample Flow >


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< V-4-D Actual Sample Port onboard and Flow >

3.2.2 II-4-B
.
1) II-4-C
.
2) II-4-D .

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Part VI

1.1

1.1.1
1) D-2 ( II-2-C )
. G8-Part II Part II
.
2) ( II-2-A)
.

1.1.2
1) (Shipboard Testing) : D-2
G8-Part II
.
2) (Land-based Testing) : D-2
G8-Part II III ,

.
3) (Control Equipment) :
.
4) (Monitoring Equipment) :
.
5) (Treatment Rated Capacity(TRC)) :
m3 . D-2

.

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1.2

1.2.1
1)
No.

Case

Activity

(
)

1.

2.

3.


(

)

BWMS
.

2)
a.
.
b.
.
c. .
d. ,

.

1.2.2
1)
.
,
.
2) ,
.

.

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3) B-2( ) ,
24 ,
. ,
24
.

1.3

1.3.1
1)
.

1.3.2
1)
.
2) ,

.
.

1.4

1.4.1
1)
.
.
2)
. , V-1.4.1-A , ,


.
.
3) , 100KVA
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.
4)
.
.

1.4.2
1) V-1.4.
1-A 4 . 4

.
2)

.

V-1.4.1-A : Oil/Chemical Tanker(DWT8,000), 475KW X 3

Continuous Load(kW)
Intermittent Load(kW)
Diversity Factor(%)
Actual Intermittent Load(kW)
Total Load(kW)
Capacity of Generator(kW)
Number of Working Generator
Generator Load Factor(%)

Normal
Seagoing
278.6
198.8
40
79.5
358
475
1
75.3%

At Port
In/Out
1148
145
40
58
1206
475
3
84.6%

At Cargo
Handling
1123
280.7
40
112.3
1235.3
475
3
86.6%

At Harbor
230.2
194.8
40
77.9
308
475
1
64.8%

3) "At Cargo Handling"


60kW

Table V-1.4.1-B .

V-1.4.1-B

Continuous Load(kW)
Intermittent Load(kW)
Diversity Factor(%)
Actual Intermittent Load(kW)
Ballast Treatment System(kW)
Total Load(kW)
Capacity of Generator(kW)
Number of Working Generator
Generator Load Factor(%)

Normal
Seagoing
278.6
198.8
40
79.5

At Port
In/Out
1148
145
40
58

358
475
1
75.3%

1206
475
3
84.6%

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At Cargo
Handling
1123
280.7
40
112.3
60
1295.3
475
3
90.9%

At Harbor
230.2
194.8
40
77.9
308
475
1
64.8%
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Part Vi

4) Table V-1.4.1-B "At Cargo Handling" 90.9%


.
100%
.

1.4.3
1) .

.
2)
.


.
1.4.4
1) IEC V-1.4.3-A .

V-1.4.3-A

Zone 0

Gas Vapour

Zone 1

Normal

Zone 2

(Emergency Condition)

2) V-1.4.3-B ,
Zone 0
.

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V-1.4.3-B

3)

. ,
,
.

On-board
2.1

2.1.1
,
.
1) ( ) -
a.
b.
c. Pumping
2) ( ) -
a.
b.
c.
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,
d. ( /
)
e. ,

f.
3)
(, , ,
)( )
4) ( )
a.
5) ()
6) ()
7) ()
8) ()
9) ()

2.1.2
,
.
1) ( ) -
a.
b.
c. Pumping
2) ( ) -
a.
b.
c.
,
d. ( /
)
e. ,

f.
3)
(, , ,
)( )
4) ( )
a.
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5) ( )
6) ( )
7) ( )
8) ( )
9) ( )

2.1.3 (G9)
1)
G9 .

2.2

2.2.1
1)

.

2.2.2 ( RO )
1)

.

2.2.3
1)
2)
a. /
b.
c. Control Panel/Starting Panel /
d. (, )

2.3

2.3.1 List
1)
.
a.
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b.


c.
d.
e.

2.3.2
1)
2)

3)
4)
5)

6) 24

7)

( )
3.1

3.1.1
1)
( ) .
2) .

3.1.2
1)
(5) .
2)
.
3) .

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Appendix

A.
B.
C.
D.
E.
F.


California
New York

Questionnaire( BWMS )
Questionnaire( BWMS )

Appendix
A

1. IMSBC CODE IMDG CODE


(, , , , )

1.1 IMO CLASS

1.2 CLASS

1.2.1 Class 4.1, 4.2


(1)
.

1.2.2 Class 4.3 , Class 2.1, 3, 6.1, 8


(1) ( IIBT3 )
.
1)
2)
3) 3m
(2) (: Pipe Duct Space)
flange, valve, pump
. , IEC 60092-506

Appendix
,

1) ,
2) Exn ,
3) ,

1.3

(1 IEC 60092-506 )

2. 60
60 IEC 60092-502 4.2
Zone 0 Zone 2 Zone
.

2.1 Zone 0
(1)

Appendix
(2)
(3)

2.2 Zone 1
(1) , ,

(1 1)
(2)

(3) , ,

(4) , ,
3m . 3m
(5) 6m
(6) Spillage Coaming 2.4m 3m
(7) , 1.5m
(8)

(2 2)

Appendix

(3 3)

(4 4)

2.3 Zone 2
(1) 2.2 Zone 1 1.5m

(5 5)

(2) 2.4m 3m

(3) 2.2 5) 4m

Appendix

(6 6)
2.4
IBC CODE 17 .

3. 60
60 IEC 60092-502 4.3 ,
, Zone2 .

4.
IEC 60092-502 4.4
Zone 0 Zone 2 Zone
.

4.1 Zone 0
(1)
(2) 2
(3) 2

(7 2 )

Appendix
4.2 Zone 1
(1) , ,

(8 8)

(2) , , , ,
3m

(9 )

Appendix
(3) 4.1 2)

(10 )

(11 )

(4) ,
(5) . 1306. 5

7 6 16
.
(6) Zone 1

4.3 Zone 2
(1) 3m
2.4m
(2) 2.4m

(12 )

Appendix
4.4 IGC CODE

(2 IGC CODE )

Appendix
B

California

KR

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TECHNICAL
INFORMATION
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The Republic of Korea
Phone
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E-mail
Date

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1.1

2009

1,500
5,000

D1 or D2

1.2

2009

5,000

D1 or D2

D2
D2
D2

(New ships) : 2009


3

2009 5,000

2009
2012

2012

D2
D1 or D2

D2

5,000
-

D2

1.1 (2009 ) ,
1) D1() 2009
.
2) D2()
.
a) 1,500 5,000
2016 .
b) 1,500 5,000
2014 .

1.2 (2009 ) ,
a) 2009 5,000
D2
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Res.A.1005(25) 2009 ,

D-2 .
b) 2009 01 01 ~ 2011 12 31 5,000

D1 . D2 2016 12 31
.
c) 2012 5,000
D2 .

2. (BWMP) ( B-1)
: G4(Res.MEPC.127(53))
(BWMP) .
Res.A.868(20) (BWMP)
Plan G4(Res.MEPC.127(53))
.
(D1) (BWMP) ,
(D2) (BWMP)
.

2.1 (BWMP)
1) (2009 ) ,
2009
(BWMP)
.
2) (2009 ) ,
a) 2009 5,000 2012
5,000
D2 (BWMP) .

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b) 2009 01 01 ~ 2011 12 31 5,000



D1 (BWMP)
.

2.2 ( B-1)
a)
b)

c) ,
)
)
d)
;
e) (BWMP)
f)
g) . ,
.

3. (D1) 3
( G11 2 3.5 )
: 3
(Flow-through method) (Sequential method) .
:
(flow-through method) D1
(, (air vent) )
Dry Docking D1
. (Sequential method)
.

3.1 (Flow-through method)


a)
.
b) : ,
. , ( ),

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( )
.
.
.

3.2 (Sequential method)


a)
95% .
b) : , , ,
.
,
. , (longitudinal strength),
(dynamic load), (excessive stress), , (intact
stability) .

3.3 (Dilution method)


a)

.
b) : ,
,

.
.
. .


: , ,
Disclaimer :
Although all possible efforts have been made to ensure correctness and completeness of the
contents contained in this information service, the Korean Register of Shipping is not
responsible for any errors or omissions made herein, nor held liable for any actions taken by
any party as a result of information retrieved from this information service.

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Appendix
C

New York

Port Rule Information


No. 2010006/port

5th July 2010

Subject :
Statutory Zone New York three mile territorial sea or inland waters
Regulatory

Port Rule

Applicability

All ship owners

(EPA) Vessel General Permit (VGP)


.
2009 2 6 24
( ) 3
(EPA) Vessel General Permit(VGP) Permit Coverage(
) . 2009003/ETC
2010002/ETC .
, Vessel General Permit 2.2.3(Discharge of Ballast Water)

.
1. .
- .
- EPA .
2. .
3. ,
U.S. Coast Guard .
Vessel General Permit(VGP) ,
VGP ,
2012 1 1
.
, 2013 1 1 VGP
,
.

Port Rule Information

Organisms, microbes
Organisms 50m or over
Organisms 10m-50m

New York State


Year 2012
Year 2013
(All)
<0.1 / m
<0.1 / ml

(New Ship)
0 / m
<0.01 / ml

Toxicogenic vibrio cholerae

< 1 cfu / 100ml


< 1 cfu / 100ml
(0 1, 0 139)
Escherichia coli
< 126 cfu / 100ml < 126 cfu / 100ml
Intestinal Enterococci
< 33 cfu / 100ml < 33 cfu / 100ml
Bacteria
N.A.
< 1,000 / 100ml
Viruses
N.A.
< 10,000 / 100ml
(cfu : colony forming unit)

IMO's standard
(Regulation D-2)
<10 / m
<10 / ml
< 1 cfu / 100ml
< 250 cfu / 100ml
< 100 cfu / 100ml
N.A.
N.A.

VGP
Marshall Islands ICS
(International chamber of shipping) .
VGP Marshall Islands Marine Guideline No.2-11-10 ICS
MC(10)43 URL
.
http://www.epa.gov/npdes/pubs/vessel_vgp_permit.pdf
Marine Guideline No.2-10-11
http://www.register-iri.com/forms/upload/MG-2-11-10.doc
MC(10)43
http://www.marisec.org/icsorange/icscirculars10/MC_10_43%20-%20NYState%20BW%20Requi
rements.pdf
()
.

--

General Manager
Convention & Legislation Service Team
Korean Register of Shipping
T +82-42-869-9340
F +82-42-862-6098
E kr-clt@krs.co.kr
Disclaimer
Although all possible efforts have been made to ensure correctness and completeness of the contents contained in
this information service, the Korean Register of Shipping is not responsible for any errors or omissions made herein,
nor held liable for any actions taken by any party as a result of information retrieved from this information service.

Appendix

Port Rule Information


No. 2010007/port

11th October 2010

Subject :
Statutory Zone

Australia inland waters

Regulatory

Port Rule (PSC)

Applicability

All ship owners

Port State Control(PSC)

Guideline,



. PSC
MEPC 61 (MEPC 61/INF.19)
.
-

1. HARMFUL AQUATIC ORGANISMS IN BALLAST WATER - MEPC 61/INF.19


1.1 2001 ,
.
, ,
.
1.2
,
, , ,
, .
1.3 Treatment System
Particulars (TSP) ( ,
, ) . TSPs
.
1.4 TSP

. TSP PSC Guideline

Port Rule Information

, TSP .
,
, MEPC 61
.
1.5 MEPC 61 MEPC 61/INF.19 Treatment System
Particulars (TSP), PSC BWMS Verification
Check Items .

Verification Check Items


Advanced Oxidation Technology(AOT)

Sterilisation

. (1 unit[AOT] = 250 m/h)


AOT unit control box ,
.

Control Panel,
Storage in BW tanks
and discharge,
Cleaning in Place Unit


. ( 3 ).
PH 3 .
PH 3 , /
Cleaning in Place(CIP) .
? ( 12)
Single Reactor

Maintenance

? ( )
UV ?
( 1500 )
Cleaning in Place(CIP) unit PH
?, ?
Ballasting Operation( )
.
System .
( )

Data

System
"By-pass" .
Ballasting Deballasting
. (
, )

* BWMS .

Port Rule Information

Treatment
System Particulars(TSP) , BWMS
PSC .

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Convention & Legislation Service Team
Korean Register of Shipping
T +82-42-869-9340
F +82-42-862-6098
E kr-clt@krs.co.kr
Disclaimer
Although all possible efforts have been made to ensure correctness and completeness of the contents contained in
this information service, the Korean Register of Shipping is not responsible for any errors or omissions made herein,
nor held liable for any actions taken by any party as a result of information retrieved from this information service.

Appendix
E

Questionnaire[ BWMS ]

E Questionnaire
KR (2010
3) .
, ,
.

1. Techross() : Electro-Cleen System


2. NK() : NK-03 BlueBallast System
3. Panasia() : GloEn-Patrol
4. () : VOS(Venturi Oxygen Stripping) System
5. () : HiBallast
6. 21 () : ARA Ballast
7. Techwin() : Purimar
8. Aqua-Eng() : AquaStar BWMS

GLOBAL TOP+

.
BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: : 042-862-6016
: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

()

02-3775-7777(Rep.) / 02-3775-7755(Dir.)

Fax.

02-3775-7788

E-mail

mike@techcross.net

2. BWTS .
1) : ECS (Electro-Cleen System)
2) : (Electrolysis Disinfection)
ECS BWTS . Ballast Water
, , Ballast Water .
3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS .
1) ECS Components Maintenance Space .
2) ECS .
3) ECU(Electro-Chamber Unit) ECU Flow Rate
.
5. BWTS
.
1) ECU300 Model

2) ECU600 Model

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

ECU

Ballast Water
Treatment
Equipments

(Electro-Chamber Unit)
ANU
(Auto Neutralization Unit)
PRE
(Power Rectifier Equipment)
TSU
(TRO Sensor Unit)
GSU
(Gas Sensor Unit)

Control and

CSU

Monitoring

(Conductivity Sensor Unit)

Equipment

FMU
(Flow Meter Unit)

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

(Yes or No)

( )

PDE
(Power Distributor Equipment) /
PCU

(Power Control Unit)

Machinery Team of KR

7. (Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
:on deck,
non-hazadous area

, (:
4

Answer

, )

?


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
:

Machinery Team of KR

7-1. 7. .
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

Yes No

Yes No


1 :
2 :

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS . ( )
No.

Question

Answer

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

NaOcl, Ocl-, OBr-, HoBr

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

BWTS
?

Mechanical Vent.
( : )
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
:

Machinery Team of KR

9. Ballast Water , BWTS ? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)


ECS Ballast Water ECU Ballast Water Flow Rate10%~110% . , ECS Ballast
Water ECU Ballast Water Flow Rate 100%~110% , ECS S/W HMI Alarm . , ECS
Operator Alarm Troubleshooting . , ECS Ballast Water ECU Ballast Water
Flow Rate 110% ECS Shut-Down.
10. BWTS (Redundancy) ? (e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
ECS Components TSU(TRO Sensor Unit).
11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line , ? (e.g; Ballast Water
Discharge Line, etc.)
ECS Sampling Ballast Tank Man Hole Open , Netting .

Machinery Team of KR

12. Ballast Water . ( )

No.

Question

Answer

BWTS Dangerous Gas


?

Dangerous Gas ?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ? (e.g;


ECS300x1Set , H2 1
1m3/hr, etc.)
0.7 , 63g .
BWTS :

Yes

?
(e.g; or
)

GSU(Gas Sensor Unit) H2


Monitoring , Mechanical
Venting System H2 Poop
Deck Venting .

Yes

No

(H2)

:

No

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

()

051-200-0810

Fax.

051-207-2208

E-mail

sjpark1@nkcf.com

2. BWTS .
1) : NK-O3 BlueBallast System


(TRO, Total Residual Oxidant) 2
.
2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :
(Ozone): (Side Stream Ozone Injection).
3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .
1) ( 150 )
2)
3) / ( Unit 8,000m3/hr )
4)
5) (Head Loss)
6) (0.8 cent/ m3)

Machinery Team of KR

7) (Full Automation)
8) (Sewage water, Potable water, Bilge water, Air emission, Sea
chest anti-fouling)
4. BWTS
.
1) BALLAST DISCHARGE SIDE OZONE INJECTION FLANGED SUS PIPE
PIECE (3M, NK ) INSERT BALLAST LINE.
2) O2/ O3 GENERATOR UNIT E/R ACCOMMODATION, ON DECK
OZONE PIPE BALLAST PUMP DISCHARGE SIDE
SPACE .
3) UNDERWATER BALLAST PUMP OZONE
INJECTION PIECE PUMP DISCHARGE ARRANGE .
5. BWTS
.
(m3/h)

(kW)

(L x B x H)m

250

36.2

4.2

300

36.5

4.2

600

60.4

6.6

800

68.4

9.1

1000

86.9

8.3

1500

123.2

10.6

2000

148.4

14.5

3000

243.5

17.0

4000

317.6

20.3

5000

385.8

23.9

6000

438.3

25.3

613.8

36.8

:
8000

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

(e.g.ECU,UV chamber)
Neutralization Unit
:Side Stream
Ozone Injection

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

TRO Sensor Unit

Gas Sensor Unit

Control and

Conductivity Sensor

Monitoring

Unit

(Yes or No)

( )
No

Yes

O
Yes

Equipment
Flow Meter Unit

Yes

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
:

, (:
4

Answer

, )


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
:

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 :
2 :

Yes No
Yes No


LINE(TUBING) BALLAST LINE
?
.

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

Answer
( )

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

BWTS
?

, TRO

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

Mechanical Vent.
( :
)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
:

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)
Alarm, Shunt-down / .

Machinery Team of KR

10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?


(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
TRO sensor. ( 2 TRO sensor 1 redundancy .)
11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,
? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.)
Ballast Water Discharge Line

12. Ballast Water


. ( )

No.

Question

Answer
Dangerous

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous Gas
?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ?
(e.g; 1m3/hr, etc.)
BWTS :

?
(e.g; or
)

Yes

No

Yes

No

Natural vent

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

PANASIA CO., LTD.

Person in Charge

Hyun-O, Kim

Telephone No.

051-970-1537

Fax. No.

051-831-1399

E-mail

lab@worldpanasia.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name : GloEn-PatrolTM
2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :
Filter + UV Disinfection
The 1st stage is a filter that was specially designed for ballast water applications. It significantly
reduces the sediment load of the ballast water and also removes some of the microorganisms.
The UV unit employs high-intensity, medium-pressure ultra violet (MPUV) lamps to destroy living
microorganisms present in the liquid being treated.

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting
De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting

In the ballast tank


Others
(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.
1) Automatic cleaning, Easy maintenance.
2) No biocide chemicals are required.
3) No toxic by-products are formed. No corrosion problems in ballast tanks.
4) The process requires little maintenance and easy handling.
5) Optimized design for each sizes and type of ship.

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) Installation of Filter back-flushing pump (It depend on ships design) : Option
2)
3)
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800
900
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
6000
7000
Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

(2010.06)

Neutralization Unit

Treatment Others :
Equipment

TRO Sensor Unit


Control

Gas Sensor Unit

and

Flow Meter Unit

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions. : There are no devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines in our BWMS.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

Yes No
E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A
TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit


Flow Meter Unit

Yes No

Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns. None
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
(Please describe briefly)

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

/H)

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Alarm: over 20%
Automatic shut down: over 32%
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
None.

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
Ballast water discharge line. (after BWMS)
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows. None
No.
Question
Answer
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

No

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)
Please use a separate sheet if needed.

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Yes

No

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

SAMGONG VOS CO,. LTD


(Cho, Young Mook)

051-200-3080

Fax.

051-200-3046

E-mail

mooki@sam-gong.co.kr

2. BWTS .
1) : VOS (Venturi Oxygen Stripping) System
2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :

(De-oxygenation)
Venturi Injector , IGG(Inert Gas Generator) Inert Gas
(O2:0.2% ) Mixing ,
(7ppm 1ppm) Tank , ,
IMO D-2 System .
3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .

1) . (Cargo Tank Inerting )


2) Ballast Tank . (84% )
3) Hazardous area .
4) .
5) System . ( (1ppm ) )

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS
.

1) Main deck level Ballast pump Riser loop piping .


2) Deck piping . (Ballast tank Inert Gas System )
3) DMA , Fire Safety protection, Ventilation (E.R. Only)

5. BWTS
. (Main Equipment : SGG (Stripping Gas Generator))
(L x B x H)m

(m3/h)

(kW)

100

17.3

2.5x0.9x1.9 (4.8x3.4x2.4)

200

17.3

2.5x0.9x1.9 (4.8x3.4x2.4)

300

17.3

2.5x0.9x1.9 (4.8x3.4x2.4)

400

24.3

2.5x0.9x1.9 (4.8x3.4x2.4)

500

24.3

2.5x0.9x1.9 (4.8x3.4x2.4)

600

24.3

2.7x1.5x2.2 (5.0x4.0x2.7)

700

24.3

2.7x1.5x2.2 (5.0x4.0x2.7)

800

24.3

2.7x1.5x2.2 (5.0x4.0x2.7)

900

24.3

2.7x1.5x2.2 (5.0x4.0x2.7)

1000

40.3

2.7x1.5x2.2 (5.0x4.0x2.7)

1500

62.3

3.2x1.8x2.6 (5.5x4.3x3.1)

2000

62.3

3.2x1.8x2.6 (5.5x4.3x3.1)

2500

92.3

3.8x2.1x3.0 (6.1x4.6x3.5)

3000

92.3

3.8x2.1x3.0 (6.1x4.6x3.5)

3500

112.3

4.0x2.2x3.4 (6.3x4.7x3.9)

4000

152.3

4.0x2.2x3.4 (6.3x4.7x3.9)

4500

152.3

5.0x2.6x3.6 (7.3x5.1x4.1)

5000

152.3

5.0x2.6x3.6 (7.3x5.1x4.1)

6000

182.3

5.0x2.6x3.6 (7.3x5.1x4.1)

7000

224.5

3500 Model 2 sets

(Maintenance space )

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

Treatment Unit

(Venturi Injector)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

(Yes,No)

( )

N/A
SGG E/R, Engine

:
SGG (Stripping Gas

(Cargo
On-deck
/Ballast)
(Hazardous
Area)
Pump Room

casing, Steering

NO

gearroom .

Generator)
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Conductivity Sensor

Control and
Monitoring
Equipment

Unit
Flow Meter Unit
:

Control Panel -

- Control Panel
- Alarm Monitor
Panel
- Recorder

Ballast control room


AMP - E/R

NO

Recorder - W/house

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
:

, (:
4

Answer

, )


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:
Dissolved Oxygen Monitoring

(I.S. Type)

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
: N/A

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 :
Dissolved Oxygen Sensor

2 :

Yes No
Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

Answer
( )

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

BWTS
?

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

Mechanical Vent.
( :
)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
:

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)

Venturi Injector Throttle valve .

Machinery Team of KR

10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?


(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)

Air blower( 50% ) System


11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,
? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.)

Sounding pipe

12. Ballast Water


. ( )

No.

Question

Answer

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous Gas
?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Low oxygen Inert Gas (N2, CO2)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ?
(e.g; 1m3/hr, etc.)
BWTS :

Ballast pump design capacity


x 1.25

Yes

?
(e.g; or
)

N/A

Dangerous

Yes

No

No

N/A

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

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( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

052-202-6327

Fax.

052-202-6330

E-mail

bogoos@hhi.co.kr

2. BWTS .
1) : HiBallast
(Filter ,
) .
2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :

3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

O ( )

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .
1) .
2) TYPE .
3) Module unit package
( Main Ballast )
4) .
5) PLC .

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS
.
1) Booster pump ()
2) Type hazardous area (
)
3) BWTS Gas vent system Mechanical
ventilation system
5. BWTS
.
(m3/h)

(kW)

(L x B x H)m

100
200
300

< 33 kW

400
500

< 48 kW

600

4000x3500x2000

700
800
900
1000

< 92 kW

1500

< 133 kW

2000

< 176 kW

2500

< 216 kW

4000x3500x2000
7000x3500x2000

3000
3500
4000
4500
5000

< 430 kW

6000

< 507 kW

8000x3500x2000

7000
:

*
* .

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

(Yes or No)

( )

NO

NO

NO

TRO Sensor Unit

NO

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes

NA

NO

NA

NO

NO

(e.g.ECU,UV chamber)
Neutralization Unit
: (PDE,PRE),
Sampling Tank

Control and

Conductivity Sensor

Monitoring

Unit

Equipment
Flow Meter Unit
:
(LOP,AVU)

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller
?

, (:
4

Answer

, )


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
: deck

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
:

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 :
2 :

Yes No
Yes No

Now-hazardous BWTS
Room
?
.

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

Answer
HOCl( )
OCl-( )

BWTS
?

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

Mechanical Vent.
( : 10)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
: coating

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)
Alarm

Machinery Team of KR

10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?


(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
Gas Leak Detector

11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,


? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.) Ballast water discharge line(50A)

12. Ballast Water


. ( )

No.

Question

Answer
Dangerous

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous Gas
?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ?
,
(e.g; 1m3/hr, etc.)

BWTS :

?
(e.g; or
)

Yes

No

(H2), (O2)

Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention
( BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

()21

055-715-1600

Fax.

055-715-1604

E-mail

wdr_wonybest@21csb.com

2. BWTS .
1) : ARA Ballast
2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :

+ Plasma + MPUV
3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting
De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

(MPUV only in de-ballasting)


( )

3. BWTS .
1) / , (2.1 - 350(/h))
2) (30 )
3) Install
4) Maintenance
5)
6) ( )
Ballasting ( )
7)
8)
9)

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS
.

1)
2) BWMS ( / )
5. BWTS
.
Model of system

ARA-350
ARA-500
ARA-750
ARA-1000
ARA-1500
ARA-2000
ARA-3000

Flow rate

Power

(m /h)

consumption(kW)

350
500
750
1000
1500
2000
3000

30
60
85
125
170
250
350

Footprint

Dimension summary

1.79

(L x B x H)
1860 x 964 x 1865

2.74

2650 x 1035 x 2540

2.78

2684 x 1035 x 2540

5.06

4098 x 1235 x 2680

5.19

4204 x 1235 x 2875

10.12

4098 x 2470 x 2680

10.38

4204 x 2470 x 2875

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

(e.g.ECU,UV chamber)

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

Yes

Yes

Yes

(Yes or No)

( )

Neutralization Unit
:

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit
Control and

Conductivity Sensor

Monitoring

Unit

Equipment
Flow Meter Unit
:

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
: ECR, CCR, Up Decker

, (:
4

Answer

, )


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
: ,

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
:

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 : Throttle valve
2 :

Yes No
Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

Answer
( )

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

BWTS
?

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

Mechanical Vent.
( :
)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
:

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)
Ballast pump
. 120%
, Overflow
. Overflow BWMS

Machinery Team of KR

. ARA Ballast 20% Overflow


, BWMS
Overflow ,
Throttle V/V .
10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?
(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
.
11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,
? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.)

Filter () ()
.
Filter ,
, .
12. Ballast Water
. ( )

No.

Question

Answer

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous

Dangerous Gas
?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ?
3
(e.g; 1m /hr, etc.)
BWTS :

?
(e.g; or
)

Yes

No

Yes

No

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

()

043-271-8191

Fax.

043-271-8193

E-mail

jdlim@techwineco.co.kr

2. BWTS .
1) : PurimarTM

2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :

3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .
1) Space-saving design
2) Non toxic by-products
3) Corrosion and coating protection
4) Cost saving
5) Automatic operation
6) Global support

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS
.
1) Pump Room
2)
5. BWTS
.

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

(e.g.ECU,UV chamber)
Neutralization Unit

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

O
O

TRO Sensor Unit

Gas Sensor Unit

: Filter

Control and

Conductivity Sensor

Monitoring

Unit

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

(Yes or No)

( )

No

Yes
Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Equipment
Flow Meter Unit

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
:

, (:
4

Answer

, )


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
:

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 : Flow Sensor
2 :

Yes No
Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

Answer
( )

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

BWTS
?

NaOCl

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

Mechanical Vent.
( :
)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
: +

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)
Alarm -> Shut-down

Machinery Team of KR

10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?


(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
TRO Sensor Unit, Flow meter, , . (
)

11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,


? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.)
Ballast Water Discharge Line, Over Board Line

12. Ballast Water


. ( )

No.

Question

Answer

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous

Dangerous Gas
?
(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

Dangerous Gas ?
(e.g; 1m3/hr, etc.)
BWTS :

Under 2%

Yes

?
(e.g; or
)

Yes

No

No

Machinery Team of KR

GLOBAL TOP+

.

BWM Convention (
BWTS)
BWTS . BWTS
.
BWTS Guidance
.
BWTS Guidance BWTS , ,
BWTS
System
,
.

, BWTS Guidance
.

()

: 042-862-6016

: krmac@krs.co.kr
( : : 042-869-9474, )

1. .

()

051-728-1270~2

Fax.

051-728-1273

E-mail

jksong@aquaeng.kr

2. BWTS .
1) : AquaStarTM BWMS (Ballast Water Management System)
In-line

2) (e.g; , UV, , +, etc.) :

3) BWTS Ballast Water ?

(O)

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting + De-ballasting

( )

3. BWTS .
1) Ballast pipe line , (compact size)
2) (Low power consumption)
3) No filter system, no plugging
4) Automatic operation

Machinery Team of KR

4. BWTS
.
1) Ballast pump
2) GPS
3) Gas vent

5. BWTS
.
(m3/h)

(kW)

100

(L x B x H)m
Ballasting, /

De-ballasting

200
300
400
500

[~55(max.)]2

(331)2,/ (222)

[~121(max.)]2

(331)2,/ (222)

[~158(max.)]2

(331)2,/ (222)

[~264(max.)]2

(441.5)2,/ (222)

600
700
800
900
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
6000
7000
:

Machinery Team of KR

6. (Oil Tanker, Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier, etc.) BWTS


. ( )
[ (O)]( )

Treatment Unit
Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipments

(Cargo
/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck
(Hazardous
Area)

On-deck
(NonHazardous
Area)

(Yes or No)

( )

Yes

TRO Sensor Unit

Yes

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes

Yes

(e.g.ECU,UV chamber)
Neutralization Unit
:

Control and

Conductivity Sensor

Monitoring

Unit

Equipment
Flow Meter Unit
:
Master controller

Machinery Team of KR

7.
(Oil/Chemical Tanker ).
No.

Question


TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
:

Yes No

controller

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
:

, (:
4

Answer

, )

?

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
: Emergency shut-down

7-1. 7.
.
No.

Question

Answer

Yes No

TRO Sensor Unit


Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

Yes No
Yes No

Yes No

1 :

Yes No

2 :

Yes No

Machinery Team of KR

8. BWTS
. ( )
No.

Question

?
(e.g. , , etc.)

Answer
( )
(NaOCl)

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent.

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
:

BWTS
?

Mechanical Vent.
( :
)
Natural Vent.

:

double pipe

All welding joints
: In-Line

9. Ballast Water , BWTS


? (e.g; Alarm, Shut-down device, etc.)
- Ballast water TRO control
- Control , Alarm shut-down

Machinery Team of KR

10. BWTS (Redundancy) ?


(e.g; TRO sensor unit, flow meter, etc.)
- ballast pump BWMS System .
- Pressure indicator (transmitter)
- Temperature indicator (transmitter)

11. BWM Convention G2 Guide line ,


? (e.g; Ballast Water Discharge
Line, etc.)
- Ballast Water Discharge Line
12. Ballast Water
. ( )
No.

Question

Answer
Dangerous

BWTS
Gas ?

Dangerous Gas
?

(e.g; , , etc.)

Dangerous Gas ?

[0.7m3/hr H2 : 200ton/hr ]
Dangerous Gas ? 500 ton/hr - 1.75m3/hr
(e.g; 1m3/hr, etc.)
1,000 ton/hr - 3.5m3/hr
BWTS : 2,000 ton/hr - 7.0m3/hr
3
3,000 ton/hr - 10.5m /hr

?
(e.g; or
)

Yes

No

Yes

No

Machinery Team of KR

Appendix
F

Questionnaire[ BWMS ]

F Questionnaire
KR (2010
3) .
, ,
.

1. Electrichlor Hypochlorite Generators : Electrichlor EL BWTS


2. Severn Trent De Nora : BalPure
3. RWO Gmbh : CleanBallast
4. MAHLE Industriefiltration Gmbh : Ocean Protection System
5. Siemens Water Techologies : SiCURE BWMS
6. OptiMarin AS : OptiMarin Ballast Water Treatment System
7. Nutech O3, Inc. : O3 Ballast Water Treatment System
8. Alfa Laval : PureBallast

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.

The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.

The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.

In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.

Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr

1. Please describe about your company


Company name
Person in Charge

Electrichlor Hypochlorite Generators Inc.


M. Barrie Bentley

Telephone No.

574 304-5060

Fax. No.

574 773-5889

E-mail

mbb@electrichlor.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :
Electrichlor EL BWTS

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


Hypochlorination from seawater during ballasting.
Dechlorination during de-ballasting

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting

De-ballasting

Ballasting and De-ballasting

In the ballast tank


Others
(describe in detail)

Chlorination into ballast piping after ballast pump

3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.


1) Known process ( has been used successfully for over 80 years)
2) 99.9% effective on micro organisms
3) Automatic during ballast water charging & discharging
4) Small footprint
5)

Very low installation & running cost

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) Small piping installation from sea chest to unit and into upstream of ballast pump piping
2) Whether to install on deck on in machinery space
3) Hydrogen discharge to be piped upwards to atmosphere

5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
3

(m /h)

Power Consumption (kW)

100

.45

200

.9

300

1.35

400

1.8

500

2.25

600

2.7

700

11.25

800

3.6

900

4.05

1000

4.5

1500

6.75

2000

2500

11.25

3000

13.5

3500

15.75

4000

18

4500

20.25

5000

22.5

6000

27

7000

31.5

Required Space (L x B x H)m

Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Ballast
Water

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Treatment Unit

Neutralization Unit

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Explosion Proof
Type

Class1, Div 2
Groups C&D

Treatment Others :
Equipment

TRO Sensor Unit


Control

Gas Sensor Unit

and

Flow Meter Unit

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Answer
N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others : Total Chlorine Analyzer

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

Yes No

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others : At the ballast water discharge
point

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A

TRO Sensor Unit

Yes

No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes

No

Flow Meter Unit

Yes

No

Level Sensor Unit

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

Yes

No

What components are directly fitted in


Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Other 2 :

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
(Please describe briefly)
Sodium Hypochlorite

Toxic NO
Flammable NO
Asphyxiant NO
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
None
What means are provided to protect crews
Others : There is a drip tray that directs
from the leak of active substances ?
any leaks to drain

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others : Can be installed anywhere

Mechanical Vent.
3
(Air change rate : 800m /H)
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
Others : PVC Lined Steel Pipe
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
No the unit is sized for the maximum ballast water flow rate

10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
Redundant dosing pumps and blowers

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)

12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
No.
Question
Answer
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)

No

Hydrogen

Toxic
Flammable - Hydrogen
Asphyxiant
Others :

.03 m /h

Please use a separate sheet if needed.


5

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Yes

No

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
Safety area on exposed weather
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,deck
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company

Severn Trent De Nora

Company name
Person in Charge

William Burroughs

Telephone No.

+1 281 274 8472

Fax. No.

+1 281 240 6762


bburroughs@severntrentdenora.com

E-mail

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :

BalPure

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


UPTAKE:

40m pre-filtration + electrolysis (NaHOCl)

DISCHARGE: TRO neutralization

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting

De-ballasting

Neutralization only Sodium Bisulfite

Ballasting and De-ballasting


In the ballast tank

Optional to prevent reqrowth/can circulate & redoes


in the ballast tanks.

Others

(describe in detail)

DISCHARGE TRO Neutralization only

3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.


1) Meets current interim California performance standards & current MEPC D-2
2) Meets USCG Phase 1 & Phase 2 proposed standards
3) Will meet California Final performance standards (CY 2020)

Machinery Team of KR

4) Filtration provides improvement to sediment control (Regulation B-5). Also, provides


compliance with MEPC 150(55) Guidelines
5)

Fully automated/integrated into ships ballast water control system. Instant on-

instantaneous production of sodium hypochlorite for disinfection of uptake ballast water.


Electronic compliance with Regulation B-2 & Appendix II, Form of Ballast Water Record
Book.
6) Very low maintenance approximately 4 hours per month.
7) Specialized/revolutionary DSA electrode coating allows full-power at reversed current
totally eliminating any/all electrolyzer cleaning requirements. Automatic self-cleaning system.
8) Slip-stream bypass feed to electrolytic generator. BalPure is installed in engine
room/machinery room to avoid added capital expense for hazardous area costs. Can be
single-skid mounted or modularized for retrofit in spaces available.
4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1)

Filter can be provided as Atex/Hazardous location/Ex-Proof for hazardous cargo

applications when needed.


2)

BalPure system can be installed single skid or multiple/modularized for retrofit

applications
3)

Requires salt water at > 10 psu.

ballast tank.

This can be taken from the harbor or carried in a small

Requirement is 1% of total ballast volume rate.

5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
3

(m /h)
250 - 750
750 1150
1150 1550
1550 2500
2500 3500

Power Consumption (kW)


40 MAX
Discharge ~ 250 W
72 MAX (uptake only)
Discharge ~ 250 W
104 MAX (uptake only)
Discharge ~ 250 W
189 MAX (uptake only)
Discharge ~ 500 W
231 MAX (uptake only)
Discharge ~ 500 W

Required Space (L x B x H)m


4.8 x 1.8 x 2.8
4.8 x 1.8 x 2.8
4.8 x 1.8 x 2.8
6.2 x 2.0 x 3.2
6.6 x 2.0 x 3.2

Machinery Team of KR

3500 4500
4500 - 5800
6000
7000
8000
9000

275 MAX (uptake only)


343 MAX (uptake only)

6.6 x 2.0 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 750 W
360 MAX (uptake only)

6.6 x 2.0 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 1 kW
420 MAX (uptake only)

6.6 x 2.5 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 1.25 kW
480 MAX (uptake only)

6.6 x 2.5 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 1.50 kW
540 MAX (uptake only)

7.0 x 3.0 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 1.75 kW
Each

Others :

6.6 x 2.0 x 3.2

Discharge ~ 750 W

specified

size
DC

is

optimized

with

power

source

(transformer/SCR-

based rectifier) & specialized


electrolytic cells.

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Ballast

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Treatment Unit

Reduced Capex when installed in E/R

Neutralization Unit

Reduced Capex when installed in E/R

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment

TRO Sensor Unit

Control

Gas Sensor Unit

and

Flow Meter Unit

Hydrogen gas detector

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

N/A
X TRO Sensor Unit
X Gas Sensor Unit (hydrogen)
Others :

X Yes No
X E/R
X (Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

X Mechanical Ventilation
If the monitoring equipment of sampling X Gas Detection & Alarm
type is installed in safety areas (e.g. Self-closing Gas-tight Door
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the Others :
cargo dangerous area, what kind of Hydrogen byproduct is diluted to less than
safety measures is taken against the
1% H2 in air & vented to safe location.
H2 detector is adjacent to equipment
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A

X TRO Sensor Unit

X Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit


Flow Meter Unit

Yes No
Yes No

What components are directly fitted in Level Sensor Unit


ballast pipe line? Flow meter is outside the Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast line; no penetration needed
Pressure Sensor Unit
X Other 1 : ORP bisulfite

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
X Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Electronics are intrinsically safe

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
Sodium hypochlorite generated from
electrolysis of seawater.

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

X E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
X Others : Can be installed anywhere on
ship to accommodate space available
X Mechanical Vent. Hydrogen produced
(byproduct) is known/Faradays laws &
dilution blowers to remove all hydrogen
safely from the degas separation vessel.
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect Use all welding joints
the
X Others : skid equipment has PVC/CPVC
supplying pipe of active substances ?
piping assemblies. Slip stream is small
(75mm dia typical) PVC/CPVC pipe.

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ? BalPure is sized to match the ships ballast water
capacity/flow rate, etc. Design will prevent shortage of generation capacity. System is
designed to treat during ballasting for most efficient operation but active substance can be
added to each ballast tank as a post fill operation. Therefore this is not an issue.
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)

Machinery Team of KR

10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
Dual TRO sensors, dual dilution blowers, dual dechlorination (neutralization) pumps, dual
booster pumps, dual flow meters. Reliability studys over 30 years of similar manufacturing
used to formulate accurate failure analysis of components.
11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
Ballast discharge line
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


X Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

No

Hydrogen gas (byproduct) is


generated during the electrolytic
generation
of
sodium
hypochlorite in seawater. Gas is
separated at the BalPure
equipment/skid & diluted to less
than 25% of LEL (approx 1%
hydrogen in air) & vented safely.
Once diluted, the hydrogen/air
mixture can never be ignited/it is
not flammable.
Toxic
X Flammable
Asphyxiant
X Others : Hydrogen is flammable
in air at concentrations above
4%.

Faradays laws govern production of


sodium hypochlorite & hydrogen
(byproduct).
What is the generation rate of dangerous gasesFor 1000m3/h treatment, production
3
per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m /hr, etc)
of hydrogen gas is 5.22 Nm3/h.
Blowers dilute hydrogen to less than
Please use a separate sheet if needed.
1% hydrogen in air (LEL of H2 in air
is 4%).

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

X Yes

No

Machinery Team of KR

Gasses are wholly contained in the


process. 2-phase (liquid/gas) is
separated in degas vessel &
hydrogen is directed to a vent duct.
Where are the residue gases ventilated to afterDilution air is added & the entire
gas detection?
hydrogen/air mixture is directed via a
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,vent duct outside the engine room.
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)
Detection unit is installed adjacent to
the hydrogen vent duct to detect any
unintentional
duct
failure/piping
breaks at the BalPure unit.

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.

The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.

The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.

In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.

Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr

1. Please describe about your company


Company name

RWO GmbH, Marine Water Technology

Person in Charge

Mr Steffen Schlricke

Telephone No.

0049-421-53705225

Fax. No.

0049-421-53705442

E-mail

steffen.schloericke@veoliawater.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name : CleanBallast

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


Filtration plus advanced electrolysis Ectosys

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting
De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting

In the ballast tank


Others
(describe in detail)

3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.


1) High reduction of sediment loads
2) Low pressure loss
3) Low power consumption
4) No increase in corrosion or material damage
5)

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1)
2)
3)

5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100
200
300
400
Installed total power: 170 kW 3 Disc filters, each: =980;
Power consumption: 10 - 55

depth=1080; height=1300

kW/h

EctoSys, each: 700;


height=1100
Electrical cabinet: width=1200;

500

height=2000; depth=700
Rectifier: width=600;
height=2000; depth=750
Flushing pump: 600;
height=2200
All in mm indication

600
700
800
900
1000
1500
2000
2500
3000
3500
4000

Machinery Team of KR

4500
5000
6000
7000
Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous

(Non-Hazardous

Area)

Area)

[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Treatment Unit

In non hazardous area

Neutralization Unit

In non hazardous area

In non hazardous area

TRO Sensor Unit

In non hazardous area

Control

Gas Sensor Unit

In non hazardous area

and

Flow Meter Unit

In non hazardous area

In non hazardous area

Ballast

Explosion

Other Space

Proof Type

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

N/A
X TRO Sensor Unit
X Gas Sensor Unit
X Others :algae monitor, salinity meter

Yes X No
X E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
X Others : at BWTS

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
X Others : no safety measures are taken

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A

X TRO Sensor Unit

Yes

X No

X Gas Sensor Unit

Yes

X No

X Flow Meter Unit


Level Sensor Unit

Yes
Yes

X No
X No

Yes

X No

Yes

X No

Yes

X No

Yes

X No

What components are directly fitted in


Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
X Pressure Sensor Unit
X Other 1 : salinity meter

X Other 2 : algae monitor

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

BWTS: current design is not suitable for


hazardous area

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
Hydroxyl Radicals, OH*
Hypochloric acid, HOCL
Hypochlorite, OCL

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
X Others : electrochemical oxidation

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
X Others : N/A
from the leak of active substances ?

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

X E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
X Natural Vent.
None
Others :

/H)

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
X Others : N/A
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Alarm

10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
No redundancy in case of standard equipment

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
There are any recommendation by manufacture. Installation of sampling equipment has to be
installed acc. to G2.

12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


X Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

No

HOBr, OBr, CHBr2CL

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
X Others : oxidation

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases Less than 2% H2 of the lower
per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)
explosion limit (LEL)
Please use a separate sheet if needed.

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type? Yes

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
To open deck
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

X No

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

MAHLE Industriefiltration GmbH

Person in Charge

Ralph Michael

Telephone No.

+49 (0)40 - 53 00 40-24110

Fax. No.

+49 (0)40 - 53 00 40-24193

E-mail

ralph.michael@mahle.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :
Ocean Protection System (OPS)

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


Filtration + UV (low-pressure lamps)

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting
De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting

In the ballast tank


Others
(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.
1) no chemicals, energy efficient UV disinfection
2) minimum operating cost, low power consumption
3) low pressure drop, can use already installed BW-pumps
4) system can be supplied as modular, skid mounted or installed in a container
5)

no holding time in tanks necessary, no reaction nor chemical tanks

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) nothing
2)
3)
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
3

(m /h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m


3

Variable construction (m )

100
200

~ 19

~ 12

300

~ 25

~ 18

500

~ 37

~ 26

600

~ 49

~ 32

700

~ 54

~ 35

800

~ 60

~ 40

1000

~ 77

~ 49

1500

~ 120

~ 65

2000

~ 159

~ 93

400

900

2500
3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
6000
7000
Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Treatment Unit
Ballast

Neutralization Unit

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment

TRO Sensor Unit


Control

Gas Sensor Unit

and

Flow Meter Unit

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

Yes No
E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A
TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

Flow Meter Unit

Yes No

Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
(Please describe briefly)

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

/H)

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Not intended but possible.
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
Not intended but possible.

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
Ballast Water Discharge Line
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
No.
Question
Answer
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

No

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)
Please use a separate sheet if needed.

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Yes

No

Questions 6 and 7: The OPS can be safely installed on-board ships with hazardous areas such
as tankers. However there are limitations as to the location of the individual system components.
By modifying system components, it can be made into an explosion proof system, such as
required for use on oil and gas carriers and chemical tankers.
Questions 8 and 12: The OPS uses no chemicals and produces no by-products. The treatment
is a physical system only. It emits light with a primary wavelength of 253.7 nm, which reaches
organisms in the water and affects their DNA directly.

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

Siemens Water Technologies

Person in Charge

Louis Lombardo

Telephone No.

+1 908 851 6930

Fax. No.

+ 1 908 851 6906

E-mail

louis.lombardo@siemens.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :
SiCURE Ballast Water Management System
2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :
Filtration and electrochlorination with proprietary control logic.
3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?
Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting
In the ballast tank
Others
(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.
1) The production of active substance in a side stream generates several advantages as:
Low pressure drop, flexible footprint, easy to install
2) Treatment only on uptake of ballast water results in low operating expenses
3) No need of handling or storage of chemicals due to in-situ production of active substance,
no need for de-chlorination chemicals and self cleaning design (no cleaning chemicals)
4) Based on more than 35 years proven Chloropac technology guarantees for safety and
reliability

Machinery Team of KR

5) Dual Action option: The SiCURE System can be customized to be used for BWT while
ballasting and for Biofouling control of sea water pipelines for cooling water circuits during
voyage
4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
No special requirements
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100

15

Flexible footprint ca. 9.5 m2

200

21

Flexible footprint ca. 9.5 m2

300

28

Flexible footprint ca. 9.5 m2

400

33.7

Flexible footprint ca. 9.5 m2

500

41

Flexible footprint ca. 10.1 m2

600

46

Flexible footprint ca. 10.1 m2

700

53

Flexible footprint ca. 10.1 m2

800

60

Flexible footprint ca. 10.1 m2

900

69

Flexible footprint ca. 10.1 m2

1000

73

Flexible footprint ca. 12.7 m2

1500

107

Flexible footprint ca. 15.2 m2

2000

145

Flexible footprint ca. 15.8 m2

2500

190

Flexible footprint ca. 15.8 m

3000

216

Flexible footprint ca. 23.0 m

3500

265

Flexible footprint ca. 23.0 m2

4000

292

Flexible footprint ca. 30.7 m2

4500

339

Flexible footprint ca. 30.7 m2

5000

368

Flexible footprint ca. 30.7 m2

6000

440

Flexible footprint ca. 42.8 m2

7000

513

Flexible footprint ca. 44.8 m2

Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Treatment Unit
Ballast

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Neutralization Unit

Not applicable with SiCURE

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment Filter Unit

TRO Sensor Unit n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

Control

Gas Sensor Unit

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

and

Flow Meter Unit

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

n.a.

Monitoring
Equipment Others :
ORP sensor

As by-pass of the ballast water main

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of


equipment is used?

monitoring

Is the monitoring
explosion-proof type?

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

equipment

an

N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
x Others : ORP sensor

Yes x No
X E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :
Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
x Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
x N/A
TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

Flow Meter Unit

Yes No

Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Not applicable

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
hypochlorite

x Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
x Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

x E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
/H)
Natural Vent.
None
x Others : No special requirement

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
x Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Not necessary with SiCURE design
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
Redundancy can be provided if requested

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
In the ballast water discharge line
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

x No

Hydrogen is produced as a byproduct


when
generating
hypochlorite.
Hydrogen
is
removed before the ballast water
treatment
process
(Before
introducing the hypochlorite into
the ballast water main)

Toxic
x Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

What are properties of the by- product?

0.3 Nm3 Hydrogen gas is produced


What is the generation rate of dangerous gases
per every 100 m3 treated ballast
per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)
water
Please use a separate sheet if needed.

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Yes

No

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after Hydrogen is degassed and diluted
gas detection?
constantly during the process. No
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,accumulation can occur. Gas
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)
detection not necessary.

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

OptiMarin AS
Pal Sanner

Person in Charge
Telephone No.

+47 51 11 45 33

Fax. No.

+47 51 12 31 03

E-mail

info@optimarin.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name : OptiMarin Ballast Water Treatment System.
The patented OptiMarin Ballast System is based on solid separation (filter) as pre-t
reatment and high doses of UV irradiation for inactivation of marine organisms, viru
ses and bacteria, without affecting the normal operation of the ship. Ballast water is
treated both during ballasting and de-ballasting to ensure a dual effect.
The OptiMarin Ballast System can be fitted in new ships and retrofitted in older
ships. The MicroKill Medium Pressure UV can handle almost any flow when
multiple chambers are built into a manifold system. The components in the
OptiMarin system are flexible; the filter can be installed either horizontally or
vertically. The installation is normally in the pump room or engine room and in
close proximity to the ballast pumps. Being flexible in design, the various
components do not need to be side by side but can be installed wherever they will
fit.

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


One Filter plus UV lamps/chambers based on flow rate.
3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?
Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting

Filtering and UV

De-ballasting

UV only

Ballasting and De-ballasting

(filter & UV for ballast / UV for deballast)

In the ballast tank

None

Machinery Team of KR

Others

None

(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.

1) Environmentally friendly chemical free (no chemicals stored or made)


2) Simple and flexible design modular, pieces can be placed where they fit
3) Few movable parts 1 filter with 1 movable part, lamps are cleaned by flow no
moving parts
4) Highly effective (99.999% removal of zoo plankton, 99.99% of phytoplankton)
5) Exceeds IMO Reg D-2. Type approval certificate issued by DnV
6) Low need for maintenance
7) No extra noise
8) Low weight / small foot print
9) Relatively low cost.

The OptiMarin Ballast System has been tested successfully according to the
INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION FOR THE CONTROL AND MANAGEMENT
OF SHIPS BALLAST WATER AND SEDIMENTS, 2004, D2 standard by NIVA
(Norwegian Institute for Water Research). Verified by DNV:
Based on these results we have also received confirmation from the California State
Land Commission that we meet their standard for best available technologies to be
implemented starting 2010. We meet current New York state regulations and the
proposed US Coast Guard Regulations.
4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) UV chambers must be installed horizontally
2) Service area for filter and UV chambers
3) Max distance between UV power cabinets and UV chambers should not exceed 25
meters. ( Pls contact Optimarin if longer distance is needed)
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Please note that the system requires 1 x UV lamp/chamber for every 167m3/hr. Each uses
approximately 38kw of power. We added numbers in parenthesis in the first column which
represents the maximum flow an OptiMarin system can handle for the requested flow.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)
100 (167)

Power Consumption (kW)


38

Required Space (L x B x H)m


See attached table

Machinery Team of KR

200 (334)

76

See attached table

300 (334)

76

See attached table

400 (500)

114

See attached table

500 (501)

114

See attached table

600 (668)

152

See attached table

700 (835)

190

See attached table

800 (835)

190

See attached table

900 (1,002)

228

See attached table

1000 (1,002)

228

See attached table

1500 (1,503)

342

See attached table

2000 (2,004)

456

See attached table

2500 (2,505)

570

See attached table

3000 (3,006)

684

See attached table

3500

Etc.

4000
4500
5000
6000
7000
Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
We are currently not EX certified, but we are in the process of completing a feasibility study, and hope to have this completed by summer of 2010.
In the meantime, the filter is EX rated, so can be placed anywhere.

The UV chambers and control/power system must be located in non-

hazardous areas.
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Treatment Unit
Ballast

Neutralization Unit

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment

Control

TRO Sensor Unit

and
Monitoring Gas Sensor Unit
Equipment Flow Meter Unit

Machinery Team of KR

Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
See above. We do not have any ex certified equipment at the moment.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

an

N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

Yes No
E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others
Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A
TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

Flow Meter Unit

x Yes No

Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :
UV intensity measurement

Yes No
x Yes No
xYes No
x Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Not Applicable

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns. We do not use any active substances, yet we exceed the IMO Ballast
Water Standards from Reg D-2.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

What means are provided to protect crews


from the leak of active substances ?

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

Answer
None

None

No substances, so no leakage

No active substances

No gases or chemicals, so no venting


needed

What measures are considered to protect No active substances.


the
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Installed on all systems is a flow & pressure control valve (FPV). Should the limit be reached
this valve will restrict flow so as not to exceed the limit of the ballast water treatment system.
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?

Machinery Team of KR

In case of break-down/failure of the system, the OBS will shut-down and the bypass will open.
This will ensure continued safe operation of the vessel.
11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
The sampling points are located within the Ballastwater lines before and after treatment.
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)

No

None

None

No gases, so not applicable

Please use a separate sheet if needed.


5

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

No need for such a unit

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
No gases, so not applicable
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

Nutech O3, Inc.

Person in Charge

Joel C. Mandelman

Telephone No.

703-288-4694

Fax. No.

301-277-7496

E-mail

joelm@nutech-o3.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :
Nutech O3 Ballast Water Treatment System

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :


Ozone Injection

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting

De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting
In the ballast tank
Others
(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.
1) Meets proposed and more stringent United States Treatment Standard and IMO
Standard
2) Cost of system recovered in as little as 1 year
3) Toxicity of discharged water is within acceptable levels
4) No corrosion to ship or human exposure to ozone

Machinery Team of KR

5) No toxic consumables are stored on ship


4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) Ballast loading rate/frequency of ballasting
2) Space Available in engine room for installation/can be modular installation
3) Layout of ballast tanks
optimal location of system will be determined after engineering survey
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100
200

36.2

4.2 m2

300

36.5

4.2 m2

60.4

6.6 m2

68.4

9.1 m2

1000

86.9

9.1 m2

1500

123.2

10.6 m2

2000

148.4

14.5 m2

243.5

17.0 m2

317.6

20.3 m2

5000

385.8

23.9 m2

6000

438.3

25.3 m2

613.8

36.8 m2

400
500
600
700
800
900

2500
3000
3500
4000
4500

7000
Others :
8000

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Ballast

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Treatment Unit

yes

Neutralization Unit

yes

Water
Treatment Ozone injector &
Equipment Pumps

yes

TRO Sensor Unit

yes

Control

Gas Sensor Unit

yes

and

Flow Meter Unit

yes

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

N/A
x TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

x Yes No
x E/R
x (Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

x Mechanical Ventilation
x Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A
x TRO Sensor Unit

x Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

Flow Meter Unit

Yes No

Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

All will be explosion proof

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
(Please describe briefly)
ozone

x Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
x Others : oxidant

x Gas Detection
x Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

x E/R
Pump Room
x Dedicated space
x Others : on deck in container
all 3 options available
x Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
/H)
x Natural Vent.
None
Vent and blower will be sized to
accommodate whatever air change rate
is required

Use double pipes


x Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
x Use all welding joints
the
Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Flow rate sensors will trigger alarms and automatic shut down of system
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?
Essential spare parts will be supplied with system, (ozone electrodes,sensing, units, flow meters,
etc)

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)
Ballast water discharge line
12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)

x No

N/A

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

N/A

Please use a separate sheet if needed.


5

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type? x Yes

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
N/A
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

No

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.
The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.
The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.
In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 31 March 2010 at the latest.
Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
Email : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jee Jae-hoon, +82-42-869-9474)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jee Jae-hoon, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9474 or email: krmac@krs.co.kr
1. Please describe about your company
Company name

Alfa Laval

Person in Charge
Telephone No.

Per Warg, Business Manager


+46 8 530 654 33

Fax. No.
E-mail

per.warg@alfalaval.com

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name : PureBallast

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) : Advanced


Oxidation Technology

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting
De-ballasting
Ballasting and De-ballasting

In the ballast tank


Others
(describe in detail)
3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.
1) Free of chemicals
2) Modular design and small footprint, which means easy installation
3) Ballast & deballast as you do today
4) Experienced marine supplier with global sales and service network

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.
1) Space
2) Availability of power
3) Ballast pump pressure head
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity
(m3/h)

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100
200
300
400
500

120

1000

240

12

1500

360

15

2000

480

20

2500

600

25

60

600
700
800
900

3000
3500
4000
4500
5000
6000
7000
Others :
250

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Ballast
Water
Treatment
Equipment

Control

E/R

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Treatment Unit

Neutralization Unit

na

na

Na

na

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Others :
Filter
Cleaning-in-place
unit

TRO Sensor Unit

and
Monitoring
Equipment

Gas Sensor Unit


Flow Meter Unit

Machinery Team of KR

Others :
Control&
power distribution

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

X N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

Yes No
E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer
N/A
TRO Sensor Unit

Yes No

Gas Sensor Unit

Yes No

X Flow Meter Unit

X Yes No

X Level Sensor Unit


What components are directly fitted in
X Temp. Sensor Unit
ballast pipe line?
X Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

X Yes No
X Yes No
X Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

Answer
(Please describe briefly)

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

/H)

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)
Alarm

10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure ?

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.) PureBallast is equipped with sampling equipment.

12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
No.
Question
Answer
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products


Yes
after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

X No

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)
Please use a separate sheet if needed.

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Yes

No

Machinery Team of KR

Questionnaire about
Ballast Water Treatment System
Korean Register of Shipping, with the objective of GLOBAL TOP+, will always do our best
to provide the costumers with quicker and better quality services.

As the implementation of the Ballast Water Management Convention is imminent,


consideration is being given to the ship's design changes in relation to the installation of
Ballast Water Treatment System (hereinafter referred to as 'BWTS'), which is now put in
place on board some new ships.

The Machinery Team of this Society is planning to publish a Guidance for Installation of the
BWTS.

The KR's BWTS Guidance is intended to assist shipyards and ship owners in selecting
appropriate BWTS by describing the physical and mechanical properties of the BWTS,
technical aspects to be considered at the time of installation, and specific considerations
per each ship type.

In order for us to be able to complete the BWTS Guidance, we would highly appreciate it if
you could fill the questionnaire in as much as possible, and submit to us the completed
questionnaire by 30 April 2011 at the latest.

Your responses to the questionnaire are required for guidance purposes only and will not
be disclosed partly or wholly if specifically requested by the respondents.

Oh Joo-won / General Manager of Machinery Team

Korean Register of Shipping


Please return completed questionnaire to ;
Fax : +82 42-862-6016
E-mail : krmac@krs.co.kr
(Contact : Jang Jae-shik, +82-42-869-9456)

Machinery Team of KR

Thank you for participating in the BWTS Guidance questionnaire. If you have any questions
about how to complete it, please contact Jang Jae-shik, KR Machinery Team by phone: +82-42869-9456 or E-mail: krmac@krs.co.kr

1. Please describe about your company


Company name
Person in Charge

SunRui Marine Environment Engineering Company


Mr Yu Jiangshui

Telephone No.

+86 (0)532-68725831

Fax. No.

+86 (0)532-68725001

E-mail

yujs@sunrui.net

2. Please describe briefly about the Ballast Water Treatment System(hereinafter referred to as
'BWTS') manufactured by your company.
1) Product Name :

BalClorTM

2) Treatment Type (e.g. electrolysis, UV, ozone, ozone+electrolysis, etc.) :

Filtration + Electrolysis +Neutralization

3) In which process does the ballast water treatment occur ?


Treatment process

Put a mark() in the relevant row

Ballasting
De-ballasting

Ballasting and De-ballasting


In the ballast tank
Others
(describe in detail)

3. Please list strengths of your BWTS.

1)
2)
3)
4)
5)

side-stream
low power consumption
low maintenance cost
flexible modular design
function unaffected by water condition

Machinery Team of KR

4. Please describe what needs to be specially considered when your BWTS is installed on
board ships.

None
5. Please fill in all applicable columns of the following table about the power consumption and
the required space.
Treatment Capacity

Power Consumption (kW)

Required Space (L x B x H)m

100

15

250018002200

200

15

250018002200

300

15

250018002200

400

25

260018002300

500

25

260018002300

600

50

290023002200

700

50

290023002200

800

50

290023002200

900

50

290023002200

1000

50

290023002200

1500

75

300026002100

2000

100

330025002200

2500

125

350029002400

3000

150

350029002400

3500

175

390028002500

4000

200

380024002600

4500

250

400028002600

5000

250

400028002600

3
(m /h)

6000
7000
Others :

Machinery Team of KR

6. In case of ships carrying dangerous cargoes (such as Oil / Chemical Tanker, Gas Carrier), please indicate the spaces where each part and
equipment of your BWTS are installed.[Put () or description in all relevant rows and columns]
Installed Spaces
(e.g. ECU, UV chamber)

Ballast

E/R

Treatment Unit

Neutralization Unit

(Cargo/Ballast)
Pump Room

On-deck

On-deck

(Hazardous (Non-Hazardous
Area)

Area)

Explosion

Other Space
[If applicable, fill out the belows]

Proof Type

Water
Treatment Others :
Equipment

TRO Sensor Unit


Control

Gas Sensor Unit

and

Flow Meter Unit

Monitoring
Equipment Others :

Machinery Team of KR

7. In case where the BWTS is installed on board Oil/Chemical Tankers and if it is equipped with
monitoring devices which take samples from ballast pipe lines, please answer the following
questions.
No.

Question

Answer

What sampling type of monitoring


equipment is used?

Is the monitoring equipment


explosion-proof type?

an

Where is the monitoring equipment


installed?

If the monitoring equipment of sampling


type is installed in safety areas (e.g.
E/R, Dedicated space) outside the
cargo dangerous area, what kind of
safety measures is taken against the
risk of toxic or flammable gas?

N/A
TRO Sensor Unit
Gas Sensor Unit
Others :

Yes

E/R
(Ballast or Cargo)Pump Room
Others :

No

Mechanical Ventilation
Gas Detection & Alarm
Self-closing Gas-tight Door
Others :

7-1. In the above case and where components are directly fitted in ballast pipe line,
please answer the following questions.
No.

Question

Explosion
Proof Type

Answer

N/A

TRO Sensor Unit

Gas Sensor Unit

Flow Meter Unit

What components are directly fitted in


ballast pipe line?

Level Sensor Unit


Temp. Sensor Unit
Pressure Sensor Unit
Other 1 :

Yes
No
Yes No
Yes
No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No
Yes No

Other 2 :
Yes No

If the components are not of an


explosion-proof type, what kind of safety
measures is taken against the expected
hazard?

Machinery Team of KR

8. If your BWTS uses active substances (e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide), please fill in relevant
rows and columns.
No.

Question

Type of active substances


(e.g. Ozone, hydrogen peroxide, etc)

Characteristics of active substances

(Please describe briefly)

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

Gas Detection
Mechanical Vent
What means are provided to protect crews None
from the leak of active substances ?
Others :

Where is the generating unit of active


substances installed on board ship ?

Is ventilation unit to be provided to the


location where the BWTS is installed ?

Answer

E/R
Pump Room
Dedicated space
Others :

Mechanical Vent.
(Air change rate :
Natural Vent.
None
Others :

/H)

Use double pipes


Use the stainless steel
What measures are considered to protect
Use all welding joints
the
Others :
supplying pipe of active substances ?

9. Are any measures put in place for the case where the volume of ballast water exceeds the
maximum rated capacity of the BWTS ?
(e.g; Alarm, Automatic shut-down, Auto slow down, etc.)

Alarm
10. Does your BWTS have any redundancy for essential equipment and parts (e.g. TRO
sensing units, flow meter unit, etc) to keep the system running in case of failure?

No

Machinery Team of KR

11. Where are the spaces that you recommend to install sampling equipment according to BWM
Convention/Guideline G2 ?
(e.g; Ballast Water Discharge Line, etc.)

Near de-ballasting pipe outlet


12. Regarding the bi-products that are generated from the ballast water treatment process,
please fill in all relevant rows.
Question
Answer
No.
1

Are dangerous gases generated as by-products

after ballast water treatment process?

What type of dangerous gases is generated?


(e.g; Hydrogen, chlorine, etc.)

What are properties of the by- product?

Yes

No

Hydrogen

Toxic
Flammable
Asphyxiant
Others :

What is the generation rate of dangerous gases


per each type of BWTS ? (e.g. 1m3/hr, etc)

Please use a separate sheet if needed.


5

Is the gas detection unit an explosion-proof type?

Where are the residue gases ventilated to after


gas detection?
(e.g. installation location of the gas detection unit,
or safety area on the exposed weather deck)

Yes
No

On Deck

Machinery Team of KR

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