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INNOVATIVE BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT SHIP SOLUTION PORT SOLUTION OFFSHORE SOLUTION INTRODUCTION HQ in Copenhagen, Denmark Business Concept Sales and Service network Bawat Sales Offices Develop, type approve and bring to


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INNOVATIVE BALLAST WATER MANAGEMENT

SHIP SOLUTION PORT SOLUTION OFFSHORE SOLUTION

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INTRODUCTION

Business Concept

  • Develop, type approve and bring

to market optimal technologies for ballast water management

  • HQ in Copenhagen, Denmark

Company history

  • Established 2011
  • Bawat BWMS MKII USCG approved 2020
  • Bawat BWMS MKII IMO Code approved 2019
  • Bawat BWMS MKI IMO approved 2015

Sales and Service network

  • Bawat Sales Offices
  • Singapore
  • Athens
  • Partners
  • Europe
  • Middle East
  • Far East
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PRODUCT PORTFOLIO

Mobile BWMS Vessel BWMS

  • Backup service for ports, terminals
  • Ship yards
  • Construction companies
  • Ships and barges with suitable

trade patterns

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KEEP IT SIMPLE

Step 1 BALLASTING VOYAGE Step 2 DEBALLASTING Filter Disinfection BW tank 2nd treatment Neutralization

In-Line BWMS Two Step Treatment Process

Bawat BWMS BW tank

Bawat BWMS One-pass treatment process

IN-VOYAGE

Untreated BW Untreated BW Untreated BW D2 compliant BW D2 compliant BW

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BAWAT PASTEURIZATION TECHNOLOGY

Regeneration section Retention section Heating section

67 C 72 C 40 secs 72 C

Bawat BWMS technology is based on pasteurization – an environmental friendly and Green Technology

15 C 20-24 C

Plate heat exchanger Plate heat exchanger

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WHY BAWAT

IN VOYAGE TREATMENT

  • Treatment while sailing thus zero

impact on ship performance and no disruption to cargo and ballast

  • perations while in port.

GREEN TECHNOLOGY – LOW OPEX

  • Bawat BWMS utilizes onboard waste
  • energy. The technology is based on

pasteurization – an environmental friendly and Green Technology

INDEPENDENT OF WATER QUALITY

  • Efficient in all water turbidities,

salinities and temperatures

STANDARD MARINE COMPONENTS

  • Individual tried-and-true standard

marine components – easy to

  • perate and maintain
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THERE IS ALWAYS EXCESS HEAT AVAILABLE

Jacket water

47% 3% 0% 4% 1% 16% 29%

100 % Main engine power

Shaft Scavenge air Jacket water Lub oil cooler Radiation Exhaust gas Bawat BWMS

Exhaust gas Scavenge air

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BAWAT BWMS

Facts and figures

Capacity: 100 m3/h capacity requires 600 kw Retention section: 1,1 m3 pr 100 m3/h at pasteurizing temperature 72 degrees Typical required capacity: 50% of ballast pump capacity.

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OPERATION WITH AN IN-VOYAGE BAWAT BWMS

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IN-VOYAGE TREATMENT

PORT A

BWMS BWMS

VOYAGE PORT B

BWMS

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IN-VOYAGE TREATMENT

With the new loading plan, the ballast scenario for next port can be planned using the treated and untreated tanks onboard.

NEW LOADING IS PLAN RECEIVED BALLAST TREATMENT EXECUTION BALLAST OPERATIONS PLANNING PORT ARRIVAL

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ONE PASS = FLEXIBILITY IN OPERATION

The Bawat BWMS can be applied in different configurations

  • From sea chest to a ballast

water tank.

  • From one ballast water tank to

another ballast water tank.

  • From a ballast water tank to
  • verboard.

Ballasting in-line treatment 1 Tank-to-tank treatment 3 De-ballasting in-line treatment 2

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FLEXIBILITY = OPPORTUNITIES

All tanks treated If the ship always treats while ballasting If the ship always treats while deballasting All tanks untreated

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FLEXIBILITY = OPPORTUNITIES

Ships plan to have all tanks treated upon arrival port. Some tanks contain water, some are empty.

Tank-to-tank treatment

Discharge can take place from all tanks. Ballasting can take place to all tanks. In case water can be discharged again locally, but have to treated before next port. Tank to tank treatment when a few tanks should shift status from untreated to treated.

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CONTROL INTERFACE

Example of control interface The bar on the top of the screen is always visible and contain an alarm banner with most recent alarms/warnings, change of control functions, treatment setup buttons, system status etc. The buttons to navigate between main screens are permanently located on the left side of the screen. For each main screen, a number

  • f sub-screens are accessible

using the buttons on the bottom

  • f the screen.
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SHOREBASED TROUBLESHOOTING

HMI in engine room Bawat troubleshooting

GSM/Satellite line

24/7 hours service available

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EXAMPLE: INSTALLATION LPG TANKER

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EXAMPLE: INSTALLATION DREDGER

Regeneration Section

When ballast water has passed through the Bawat system ballast water can be discharged in compliance with BW discharge standards (D-2)

Heating Section

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INSTALLATION TRAILING SUCTION HOPPER DREDGER

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BWMS RETROFIT OF CONTAINER SHIP (1440 TEU)

150 M3/HRS, 2 HEATING SOURCES (OWNER REQUEST)

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BWMS RETROFIT OF CONTAINER SHIP (1440 TEU)

PLACEMENT OF RETENTION SECTION - STB SIDE (OVER TANK SIDE BRACKETS) RETENTION SECTION REGENERATION SECTION HEATING SECTIONS

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BAWAT BWMS

Reference list

29-03-2020 BAWAT A/S 31

Henrietta Kosan 8000 m3 LPG carrier Medway 7350 m3 TSHD Express Karakoram 2741 TEU container ship A La Marine 1440 TEU container ship Rolldock Sun 15t/m2 heavylift ship

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BAWAT PORT SOLUTION

  • Can be transported like any
  • ther shipping container and be

put on any floating vessel, truck

  • r simply on land.
  • Has an optional built-in

generator not dependent on power supplies or other infrastructure

  • Construction and technology is

completely scalable.

  • The BAWAT Port Solution can

fitted in a standard-sized

  • container. This ensures

maximum flexibility!

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BAWAT PORT SOLUTION - WORKING PRINCIPLE

  • No use of chemicals, filters or

UV

  • few consumables and spare

parts – no chemical storage, no replacement UV bulbs, no additional salt

  • no additional health and

safety concerns - avoids the risk of toxicity to nature and humans, and safety risks associated with chemical compounds or active substances

  • Pasteurization technology not

sensitive to salinity, turbidity or temperature of water to be treated.

RETENTION SECTION BOILER REGENERATION SECTION HEATING SECTION PUMP

PASTEURIZING UNIT

BALLAST WATER TANK

OR SEA

BALLAST WATER TANK

OR SEA

Based on the unique application of Pasteurization widely used in the food and pharmaceutical industries.

  • The process involves heating the media to be treated to the Pasteurization

Temperature (TPAST) and maintaining this temperature for the Residence Time (tRT).

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WHEN DOES TREATMENT TAKE PLACE?

Connected to vessel’s overboard line/mid-ship manifold

  • r similar via hose and treats ballast water during either

ballasting or de-ballasting operations in ports, terminals and shipyards:

  • during ballast operations from the sea chest, through

the Port Solution and into the vessel’s ballast tanks or

  • during de-ballast operations from vessel through the

Port Solution into the sea chest.

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SYSTEM CONTAINERIZATION AND CAPACITY

System layout and capacity is flexible and scalable! Example The treatment system can be fitted into a 30 foot high cube shipping container Size: L x W x H: 9.14m x 2.44m x 2.93m. Weight incl. Container: 13200 kg Capacity: 0 - 200 m3/h A 300 m3/h would be fitted into a 40 foot high cube container (Patent pending))

Regeneration Section System hose connections Centrifugal Pump Heating Section Oil Fired Boiler HMI / CMU

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THANK YOU!

CONTACT

AMW-MARINE AMW.NL Phone: +31 78 68 10100 INFO@AMW.NL