Bilgewater is a corrosive polluted effluent from the bilge of ships that mainly originates from seawater infiltration and leakage of engine oil and fuel. Each year, thousands tons of hydrocarbons from bilge are discharged at sea. In order to prevent hydrocarbon discharge at sea from the bilge of ships, the Internation Maritime Organization (IMO) enacted the MARPOL 73/78 convention in which effluents are now limited to those with maximun oil content of 15 ppmv.
Cataldo, S., Loddo, V., Palmisano, L., Parrino, F., Piazzese, D. (2015). Combination of different advanced oxidation processes and activated carbons for treatment of salt water. In Desalination for clean water and energy - Cooperation among Mediterranean countries of Europe and the MENA Region.
Combination of different advanced oxidation processes and activated carbons for treatment of salt water
CATALDO, Salvatore;LODDO, Vittorio;PALMISANO, Leonardo;PARRINO, Francesco;PIAZZESE, Daniela
2015-01-01
Abstract
Bilgewater is a corrosive polluted effluent from the bilge of ships that mainly originates from seawater infiltration and leakage of engine oil and fuel. Each year, thousands tons of hydrocarbons from bilge are discharged at sea. In order to prevent hydrocarbon discharge at sea from the bilge of ships, the Internation Maritime Organization (IMO) enacted the MARPOL 73/78 convention in which effluents are now limited to those with maximun oil content of 15 ppmv.
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