Modularized ship ballast water treatment system

Abstract

The invention relates to a modularized ship ballast water treatment system. The modularized ship ballast water treatment system comprises a mainframe cabinet, a power distribution cabinet, a control cabinet, a filter control box, a detection cabinet, a filter, an EUT electrocatalysis device, an EUT power source, an electromagnetic flowmeter, a valve and a remote control cabinet, wherein the control cabinet is connected with the remote control unit; the mainframe cabinet is provided with a vertical separator; the filter control box, the filter and the valve are arranged at one side of the vertical separator and mounted in the mainframe cabinet from top to bottom; the power distribution cabinet, the control cabinet and the detection cabinet are orderly mounted on the upper part of the other side of the vertical separator; the EUT power source is mounted under the detection cabinet; the EUT electrocatalysis device and the electromagnetic flowmeter are connected with each other and mounted on a mainframe cabinet base plate on the lower part of the power distribution cabinet; the EUT electrocatalysis device is connected with the inlet of a filter by use of a vertical U-shaped pipeline. The ship ballast water treatment system is designed modularly, and is reasonable in layout, compact in structure, small in volume, convenient to mount, high in integrity and automation degree, low in energy consumption, and is advantageous for saving the cabin space and for energy conversation and consumption reduction.

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Technical field [0001] The invention relates to a ship's ballast water treatment system, in particular to a modular ship's ballast water treatment system. Background technique [0002] Invasive transmission of alien pests is one of the four major threats facing the ocean, and ship’s ballast water is the most important transmission channel that causes invasion of alien pests. The ship's ballast water management system is used to kill the ship's ballast aquatic organisms, aiming to protect the marine environment, maintain the diversity of marine organisms, and prevent marine biological pollution. The requirements for systemically treated ballast water can meet the International Convention on the Control and Management of Ships’ Ballast Water and Sediments formulated by the International Maritime Organization (IMO) in 2004. [0003] The IMO pointed out that the treatment of the invasion of ships’ ballast water by harmful organisms is a focus of global concern. Its basic requirements ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0004] However, the existing ballast water treatment system, due to the large number of equipment, is scattered on the ship, takes up a lot of space, and is inconvenient to install and maintain

At the same time, there are unreasonable settings for the control buttons or display devices on the panel of the power distribution cabinet, the panel of the control unit, the panel of the filter control box, and the panel of the remote control unit, which is not conducive to the use and maintenance of personnel.

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