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CLEARSPRAY 150
The CLEARSPRAY 150 is designed for operating from larger offshore vessels and produces a maximum output of 150 litres per minute.
CLEARSPRAY 150 has an installed, electric dispersant pump unit which is designed for operation from Tugs, Offshore Supply Vessels, Workboats and other specialised vessels using a variety of application equipment including Spray Arms or AFEDO™ Even Drop-out Nozzles.
The system is designed for the application of either concentrated (neat) or diluted dispersant and is available with an extensive range of options as described below. These options allow the system to be configured to meet specific customer and operational requirements at the most cost effective prices.
Image of CLEARSPRAY 100 pump unit for illustrative purposes.
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- Installed IP55 Electric Pump Unit
- Neat and dilute dispersant application
- Powder coated mild steel base plate and gunmetal and stainless steel pipework
- Compatible with Spray Arms, Retractable Spray Arms and AFEDO™ Nozzles
Benefits
- Reliable and robust pump unit Corrosion resistant
- Adjustable application rates
- Neat or dilute spraying up to 30% of total outlet flow
- Precise application of dispersant with calibrated flow meters
Available Options
Dilute Spraying Option
Dispersant can be applied in concentrated form ie straight from the drum or diluted in sea water. This option uses an Ayles Fernie designed proportioning eductor to mix dispersant at up to 30% concentration in sea water.
Dilute Flow Meter
If the Dilute Option is selected, a Dilute Flow Meter is recommended to indicate the flow of dispersant and to setup the required application rate.
Outlet Flow Meter
In order to set the appropriate flow rate to the application devices ie spray arms or AFEDO™ nozzles, it is recommended that an Outlet Flow Meter is fitted to indicate the outlet flow.
Aluminium Spray Arms
The CS50 pump unit can be operated with 4m or 6m Spray Arms.
Nozzle Downpipes
If Spray Arms are used with the CS50 pump unit, it is likely that Nozzle Downpipes will be required to position the nozzles at the correct height above the water surface.
WingJet Nozzles
The Spray Arm “swath width” can be extended by the use of WingJet Nozzles which are fitted at the outboard nozzle position.
AFEDO™ Nozzles
The AFEDO™ Nozzle is a specially designed nozzle which creates an even drop-out spray pattern and provides an effective alternative to spray arms. See the Application Systems and Equipment page on this website for a full description of the AFEDO™ Nozzle.
Recommended Spares
A comprehensive range of spares is available for the pump unit, hand lances, spray arms and the AFEDO™ Nozzle.
Pump Spares
A pump overhaul kit can be supplied which includes all necessary components for repairing a damaged or worn pump.
Protective Clothing
We recommend that system operators (particularly when using AFEDO™ nozzles) wear the appropriate protective clothing. This option includes; coveralls, goggles, gloves and respirator.
Full Bridge Control Option
The CS150 system can be supplied with a Touch Screen control which is located in the Wheelhouse.
Technical Specification
- Motive Unit: IP55, 3-Phase Motor for 50 Hz or 60Hz power supply.
- Pump: Roller Type Positive Displacement Pump with 150 LPM Output.
- Pipework: Gunmetal & Stainless Steel.
- Eductor: Proportioning type (0-20%)
- Frame: Painted Mild Steel.
- Valves (Manual):
1 No. Eductor Shut Off Valve
1 No. Dispersant Control Valve
1 No. Recirc Flow Control Valve - Pressure Relief Valve: 0 to 10Bar.
- Pressure Gauge: Dual Scale
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