The Ecochlor ClO2 Treatment module is self contained, fully automated, and is suitable for new construction or retro-fits. This module can be located nearly anywhere on the vessel and does not need to be located in the engine room. In the engine room, only the filtration system and a small spool piece (for a flow meter and a chemical injection point) are installed in the main ballast line.
Ecochlor has complete installation design specification and drawing packages for the world’s largest ships developed in conjunction with prominent shipbuilders and classification societies.
Ecochlor's first commercial scale systems were installed on the Atlantic Compass owned by Atlantic Container Line, and the Moku Pahu managed by Matson Navigation on behalf of the Hawaiian Sugar and transportation Cooperative. These were the first two systems accepted into the US Coast Guard's Shipboard Testing and Evaluation Program (STEP) in 2008. The most recent installation was in the Buenos Aires owned by Sojitz.
Buenos Aires
System installed in 2011
Owned by Sojitz Corporation
Max BW Flow Rate: 2600 m3/hr.
83,000 dwt Panamax Bulker
Atlantic Compass
System installed in 2004
Swedish Flagged
Max BW Flow Rate: 2500 m3/hr.
Operates in Europe, NA East Coast
Moku Pahu
System installed in 2006
US Flagged
Max BW Flow Rate: 1500 m3/hr.
Operates in Hawaii, CA, Africa, Asia
ACL is the leading carrier of containers, oversize cargos and vehicles between North America and Europe, and the RO/RO Container ship, Atlantic Compass, is one of the largest of its kind in the world.
Matson is the principal carrier of containerized freight and automobiles between the West Coast and Hawaii, Guam and Mid-Pacific, and is the largest subsidiary of Alexander & Baldwin, Inc. of Honolulu. Matson's Moku Pahu is an integrated tug and barge (ITB) designed specifically to carry raw sugar from Hawaii to the US mainland.
US EPA FIFRA Registered
US Coast Guard STEP Approved
IMO Final Approved
Type Approved
BSH Germany