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Second Bio-Sea Ballast Water Treatment System starts Military compatibility tests with US Navy
French water treatment specialist BIO-UV Group has shipped a second BIO-SEA ballast water treatment unit to the United States for extensive trials to assess the technology¡¯s capability for use onboard US Navy vessels.
A ¡°M¡± series BIO-SEA system will undergo the same rigorous testing as the compact BIO-SEA ¡°B¡± series unit supplied to BIO-UV Group¡¯s US-based partner,
The Columbia Group (TCG). TCG was awarded a contract in 2021 to develop a ruggedized version of the BIO-SEA USCG-approved UV-based BWTS.
The BIO-SEA M Series, specially designed for the US Navy, completed Factory Acceptance Tests last April at BIO-UV Group¡¯s production facility in Lunel, France.
Meanwhile, the BIO-SEA B unit, installed for evaluation in February 2024, was tested pier-side on a logistics vessel, completing over 500 hours of ballasting/deballasting operations.
The ¡°B¡± unit is now undergoing land-based electromagnetic interference testing to verify compatibility with US military standards. The BWTS will then be subject to extensive vibration and shock testing.
¡°We aim to have completed operational and environmental testing for both units by 2026,¡± said Simon Marshall, BIO-UV Group¡¯s Deputy Managing Director. ¡°Should all tests pass the US Navy¡¯s compatibility criteria, this will be the first step toward our system achieving Navy certifiable status and the objective of manufacturing units in North America.¡±
The overall program has been developed to meet a U.S. Government requirement to provide US Navy vessels with a suitable ballast water treatment option. BIO-UV Group and TCG have partnered to meet this requirement.
This is a major development for the French water treatment specialist. It not only marks the first step toward verifying compliance with military standards, opening the door to a new ballast water treatment market for the group, it is also indicative of the success of the partnership with The Columbia Group in developing custom-made, military-grade ballast water treatment systems.
The tailor-made compact BIO-SEA B unit is a robust, filtration and UV-based BWTS capable of dealing with flow rates up to 300§©/h. The larger M10 system has been designed to treat flow rates of up to 1,000§©/h.
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