Scrubber installations: guide to successful pump operation27 September 2021 • 09:00-09:45 BST

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Scrubber installations - Guide to successful pump operation

Pump selection parameters

❑ Layout▪ L->R or R->L

▪ In-line or end suction

▪ Top pull out / other

❑ Materials

❑ NPSHr

❑ Efficiency

❑ VFD configuration▪ Max. impeller Ø

▪ Best efficiency

Pump installation

❑ Installation (mistakes)

▪ Suction conditions

▪ Level/Height

▪ Sea chest capacity

▪ Piping

▪ Dimensions

▪ Layout

▪ Distance

▪ Valve movement

Scrubber pump control

❑ Pumps in parallel operation

▪ Actual flow vs capacity

▪ Ramping up/down

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Key features

Design and optimize your system with DESMI pumps

Load and save ship operation profile

Integrated pressure drop calulator

OPEX and CAPEX segmentation options

Visualizes total cost split 0-10 years.

Available for all clients with free license

CAPEX and OPEX → Total cost

Segmentation options• Lowest kWh • Lowest OPEX• Lowest CAPEX• Lowest total cost 5 years• Lowest total cost 10 years

Piping system

Features• Velocity • Diameter• Hydrostatic pressure • Multiple pump option

Pump data

• Pump data available• List prices included• Export data to excel• Load and save operation

profiles

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Scrubber installations: guide to successful pump operation Webinar

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Anders N JensenCTOPureteQ A/S

Best practice for pump selection for scrubber system:

Flow base: • Max / Installed engine power• Actual operation power• Port stays / low load

• Dilution needs?• Redundancy consideration

• Pump fluid type:• Sea-water only• Hybrid / closed loop water

Pump size: • Allow overspeed capacity ofpump / VFD setup ?= do not stress out the

pump

• Ability to operate longer periodsat low speeds (40 – 50% speed)

How to avoid installation problems

Optimization of EGCS pumps operation – significant CO2 impact

Pump control: • Match pump flow to actualcompliance situation of theEGCS

Optimization: • Dynamic result of compliance sensors:• Exhaust gas ratio• PAH• Turbidity• Overboard PH

➔ EGCS system selection of selection and speed

Target operation • EGCS electrical use relative toactual engine load (MCR)0,6 to 1 %

➔ Direct impact on CO2