10 Oily Water Separator (OWS) Maintenance Tips Every Ship Engineer Must Know
Learn about ten important performance enhancing tips, which are often ignored by engineers while operating oily water separator on board ships.
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Learn about ten important performance enhancing tips, which are often ignored by engineers while operating oily water separator on board ships.
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An oily water separator clears the bilge water of oily content to bring it inside the acceptable range to discharge it overboard. An oily water separator is machinery for such importance that it is handled by only the 2nd or chief engineer. (However, the duty engineer might also be asked to operate under supervision)
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