Technical Service Program – MSR <> Marine Service Report

LSC SHIPMANAGEMENT
ELANDRA CORALLO
Europe_4-Gibralter 2021-02-15 Aristeidoglou, Georgios
TREATMENT PROGRAMS TEST DATA
Makeup Both as CW Cl − CW Hd. BW Cl− BW Hd. BW Hd. CD
Yes 10 ≤20 10 <0.5 - 5,0
Water: Boiler? < 100 ppm ≤170 ppm ≤10 ppm < 0.5 ppm ppm reference

CWT Cl− Capacity Loses Bacteria Fungi

CWT1 ppm 14,000 < 100 ppm
30 CD µS/cm 4,710 m3
6 m3/week
0.1 ≤102
- ≤101
-
L 10k - 15k
CWT
CWT2 14,000 Cl− 40 CD µS/cm 4,620
Capacity
6
Loses
0.1 Bacteria - Fungi -
ppm < 100 ppm m3 m3/week ≤102 ≤101
L 10k - 15k

H-Alk. ≥100 O2 Scav. PO4 10-80 CD µS/cm Cl−

BWT1 40-65 ppm 0.03-0.10 ppm
0.00 ppm
60 ≤700
1,290 ≤300 ppm
20
Feed Feed ℃ FW Hd. FW Hd. Cond pH 1-2 − CD
Water1: >85 ℃
85 < 0.5 ppm
<0.5 ppm
- Water1: drops
1 drop Cl refer.
LMP Test Kit
<10 reference
27,0

●EVAPORATOR SECTION Makeup water results reported separately in COOLING WATER SECTION & BOILER WATER SECTION
Recommended 0.75
Dosage ltr/day OK; all aspects of the evaporator system was within program specifications
Records indicate that the evaporator is being protected from scale with the appropriate AMEROYAL dosage
rate of 30 mls/ton of design capacity EVAP dosing equipment OK. Tank with flow meter is installed No
plans to check chloride level on produced water Adequate AMEROYAL to support evaporator treatment
program 4
Misc.

An Ameroyal dosage rate of 0.75 liter/day is sufficient, based on design capacity of 25 tons
COOLING WATER SECTION 2CWT-L(S)
OK; all aspects of the cooling water systems were within program specifications
CWT System 1 ●HT SYSTEM 1CWT-L(S)
14,000 ppm <> Satisfactory treatment reserve, results within control limits. No dosage necessary .
LIQUIDEWT usage and makeup water additions properly recorded, and ratio between the two as
Results
Testing

expected 30 ppm <> System water chloride within control limits Treated cooling water appearance is
clear 4
CWT System 2 ●LT SYSTEM 1CWT-L(S)
14,000 ppm <> Satisfactory treatment reserve, results within control limits. No dosage necessary .
Testing Results

LIQUIDEWT usage and makeup water additions properly recorded, and ratio between the two as
expected 40 ppm <> System water chloride within control limits Treated cooling water appearance is
clear 4
Makeup for cooling water systems from evaporator via potable water tanks, but no treatment for potable
Makeup
Water

water 10 ppm <> Makeup water chloride within control limits ≤20 ppm <> Makeup water hardness
within control limits 3
CWT dosing equipment or methods functional 1
Dosing
CWT

Recommendation the vessel order and use Sample Pretreatment as the first part of the Cooling Water
CWT Testing

Chloride Test Procedure on system water Correction made to execution of procedure for running Makeup
Water Hardness Test Procedure for makeup water with reference to program Control Test Card.
Recommendation the vessel order and use Total Hardness Tritrets -not available onboard. PCN0378019
1

No Sample Pretreatment (PCN 0374025) available onboard, necessary for the continued support of
Inventory &
Safety

cooling water treatment programs Adequate LIQUIDEWT to support cooling water treatment programs
All safety aspects surrounding the Cooling Water Treatment programs were observed to be sufficient 2
Provided dosing/control chart CW_LIQUIDEWT-CONTROL TEST CARD
Misc.

BOILER SECTION 1*(B_F)-AGK

Request attention, as detailed below, to some aspects of the boiler water program outside specifications
 BWT System 1 ●AUXILIARY BOILER
1*(B_F)-AGK Online ~ all month
Name (AALBORG MISSION OL)
Oxygen Scavenger Dosage 0 ltr/day Boiler Treatment Dosage 0.5 ltr/day
≥100 ppm <> Hydrate Alkalinity boiler water readings high. Decrease daily dosage rate of AGK-100 by
Hydrate Alkalinity

25% After investigation of available records, reviewed that the suggested testing interval is daily for H-
Alk levels on boiler water systems in operation or in standby taking on feedwater. Please increase testing
frequency to daily on all systems Dosing appropriate for AGK-100 3
0.00 ppm <> HYDRAZINE readings very low. Either increase the daily dosage rate of AGK-100 by 25%,
or add supplemental AMERZINE as if reapplying initial dosage of 0.10 ltr/ton Reviewed that supplemental
Scavenger

AMERZINE should be utilized After investigation of available records, reviewed that the suggested testing
O2

interval is daily for Hydrazine levels on boiler water systems in operation or in standby taking on feedwater.
Please increase testing frequency to daily on all systems 3
60 ppm <> Phosphate boiler water reference reading OK. After investigation of available records,
Phos.

reviewed that the suggested testing interval is daily for Phosphate levels on boiler water systems in
operation or in standby taking on feedwater. Please increase testing frequency to daily on all systems 2
Boiler Water Neutralized Condensate Unneutralized Makeup Unneutralized
Conductivity
1,290 µS/cm Conductivity
27,0 µS/cm Conductivity
5 µS/cm
1290 µS/cm<Conductivity <> Conductivity very high Increase the duration/frequency of the surface
Cond. & Chloride

blowdown to control conductivity Surface Blowdowns lasting tens of minutes may be necessary
20 ppm <> Boiler water chloride within control limits After investigation of available records, reviewed
that the suggested testing interval is daily for boiler water Conductivity and Chloride levels on systems in
operation or in standby taking on feedwater. Please increase testing frequency to daily on all systems 4
Increase the duration/frequency of the surface blowdown to control conductivity and to improve the boiler
water condition as being slightly brown now. Blowdowns lasting in tens of minutes may be necessary The
Blow downs

dissolved solids that are measured as boiler water conductivity are concentrated at the surface of the boiler
rather than being evenly distributed throughout the boiler. Removing the highly contaminated water at the
boiler water surface quickly and efficiently reduces boiler water conductivity 1
Appear.

Treated boiler water appearance is clear

BW

Feed Pump Mode Continuous ~ Boiler Makeup Demand 0.5 m3/day Condenser Coolant Engine H20

Condensate
1 drop <> Condensate pH boiler water reference reading OK Monitoring regime appropriate for
Condensate pH testing 3
Makeup for boiler water systems from evaporator via potable water tanks, but no treatment for potable
Makeup
water 10 ppm <> Makeup water chloride within control limits ≤0.5 ppm (Pure Blue Color) <>
Makeup water hardness within control limits Monitoring regime appropriate for Makeup Hardness
testing 5
Hotwell 85°C ≥85°C <> Hotwell temperature OK Hotwell temperature recorded properly 2
BWT dosing equipment or methods functional 1
Dosing
BWT

BWT sampling techniques and storage OK

Testing

1
BWT

Adequate test kits to support boiler water treatment programs Adequate boiler water treatment products
Inventory &
Safety

onboard to support programs All safety aspects surrounding the Boiler Water Treatment programs were
observed to be sufficient 3

Blow Down Recommendation for review:

Continuous (also known as scum, surface, or top) blow down is being used to reduce dissolved solids.
Dissolved solids is everything that contributes to conductivity. It is induced by the water treatment products,
which is desired, but also by contaminants, such as chloride. As dissolved solids concentrate in the water /
Misc.

steam phase, they are most efficiently removed by continuous blow down. The water losses are low, since
the blow down line is relatively small in diameter and usually has an orifice installed. This is why, continuous
blow down can be extended to minutes. Continuous blow down is for keeping the conductivity below 700
µS/cm and chloride below 300 ppm. It is also being used for lowering treatment levels, should they exceed
the maximum recommended limits
 Bottom blow down is for removal of suspended solids. Suspended solids float in the water and can be seen
by the naked eye. The main application is to remove the soft hardness precipitation as the result of the
phosphate treatment. If good make-up water (distillate) is being used, there is no need to provide more than
one weekly bottom blow down. With the blow down valve fully opened, its duration should be 10 - 20 seconds
only, or even less, if the boiler manufacturer recommends. Bottom blow down in excess of 20 seconds will
reduce its effect in combination with unnecessary water, treatment chemical, and energy losses
Provided Dosing Control Chart BWT_AGK-100-AMERZINE-CONTROL TEST CARD
OK; all aspects of onboard inventory, with the exception of the above
GENERAL INVENTORY SECTION
noted program shortages, are within general program specifications 1
Adequate products on hand in support of vessel maintenance and cleaning solutions 1
Notice, as detailed below, some remarks on aspects of onboard
REVIEW OF LOGS SECTION
program logs 1
Boiler water testing is performed every other day, this is insufficient. Recommended to perform boiler water
testing every day for an optimum control of the daily chemical dosage 1
SAFETY SECTION OK; results from safety assessment 1
Vessel exhibited accepted practices and had good safety knowledge 1
TRAINING SECTION OK; results from onboard training 1
Following E/R Crew trained on treatment products and programs: 3/E: Mr. ALEKSANDR ILIN 1
C/E MR. IRAKLY GOGUADZE Capt. - C/M -
OTHER COMMENTS SECTION
HANDED OVER UPDATED MSDS/ PDS IN ELECTRONIC FORMAT AND UPDATED CONTROL & DOSAGE CHARTS
& SHIPBOARD WATER TREATMENT MANUALS.