Bilge water reclamation system and process
OwnerGary A. Tiptoninventor
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A system and method for treating and removing hydrocarbon and other contaminants in bilge and ballast water, utilizing a multiple progressive process that chemically and electrically treats-and removes contaminants. Wastewater, received by a sump, is transmitted to a holding tank and treated, over a period of time while-influent wastewater continues off loading. The wastewater is pumped to an oil/water separator tank that decants free-floating oil from the wastewater to an oil retention tank. The wastewater then undergoes an electrocoagulation process where emulsions are broken and compounds that further aid treatment are created. The treated water flows to a retention/separation tank where contaminant particles coalesce and separate. Water is decanted and transferred to a clean water holding tank through an ozone injection system and an activated carbon filter. Treated water is recirculated until it exits the system meeting discharge limits for organics and metals allowing release into the environment.
A system for treating wastewater containing organic and inorganic contaminants, free floating hydrocarbons and water, said system comprising:
A system for treating wastewater containing organic and inorganic contaminants, free floating hydrocarbons and water, said system comprising:
A process for treating wastewater containing organic and inorganic contaminants, free floating hydrocarbons, and water, said process comprising:
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