US-based company BioPetroClean’s new says it has developed a lower cost, fully-automated system for ports to treat oily bilge water.
“Bilge water is both a financial strain and an operational hassle. Problematic disposal of waste storage complicates a port administrator’s tasks and can become an uninvited financial burden.” says David Amir, CEO of BPC.
BPC’s ACT system is claimed to treat all categories, quantities, and levels of contaminates. It produces an output that can be directly returned to the sea.
“Bilge water is both a financial strain and an operational hassle. Problematic disposal of waste storage complicates a port administrator’s tasks and can become an uninvited financial burden.” says David Amir, CEO of BPC.
BPC’s ACT system is claimed to treat all categories, quantities, and levels of contaminates. It produces an output that can be directly returned to the sea.