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Superyacht - 96 m

Briefing

ACO Marine was tasked with the engineering, design, manufacturing and delivery of the advanced wastewater treatment system. The system consists of a black and grey water collection system, transfer system and final wastewater treatment unit.

All systems had to be delivered to the most demanding of standards expected in the yacht building industry with the latest technical and design innovations. Performance and reliability as always was a pre-requisite as these vessels often operate in environmentally sensitive of areas Vessel description An exclusive 96 metre superyacht built to the highest possible finish standard. The name, owner and shipbuilder are subject to non-disclosure. The challenge set to ACO Marine was extremely demanding in terms of performance, absolute reliability and footprint size.

Total requested capacity was 22 m3 per day with full 100% treatment redundancy. Delivered solution Two off ACO Maripur 100 MBR units each complete with dedicated black water vacuum system mounted directly to the Maripurs. To minimise the maintenance space envelope units were built ‘mirrored so that all maintenance space could accessed from the central walkway in the compartment and at the fronts of the units.

Capacity (based on project specific details)

Effluent water quality
Effluent values and its comparison with alternative standards



Megayacht - 130 m

Briefing

ACO Marine was tasked with the engineering, design, manufacturing and delivery of the advanced wastewater treatment system. The system consists of a black and grey water collection system, transfer system and final wastewater treatment unit.

All systems had to be delivered to the most demanding of standards expected in the yacht building industry with the latest technical and design innovations. Performance and reliability as always was a pre-requisite as these vessels often operate in environmentally sensitive of areas Vessel description An exclusive 96 metre superyacht built to the highest possible finish standard. The name, owner and shipbuilder are subject to non-disclosure. The challenge set to ACO Marine was extremely demanding in terms of performance, absolute reliability and footprint size.

Total requested capacity was 45 m3 per day with full 100% treatment redundancy. Delivered solution Two off ACO Maripur 100 MBR units each complete with dedicated black water vacuum system mounted directly to the Maripurs. To minimise the maintenance space envelope units were built ‘mirrored so that all maintenance space could accessed from the central walkway in the compartment and at the fronts of the units.

Capacity (based on project specific details)

Effluent water quality
Effluent values and its comparison with alternative standards



Megayacht - 155 m

Briefing

ACO Marine was tasked with the engineering consultancy, design, manufacturing, delivery and installation of a galley water collection and transfer system with grease and sludge separation.

All system components had to be delivered to the most demanding of standards expected in the yacht building industry with the latest technical and design innovations. Performance and reliability as always was a pre-requisite. Vessel description An exclusive 155 metre megayacht built to the highest possible finish standard. The name, owner and shipbuilder are subject to non-disclosure.

The challenge set to ACO Marine was extremely demanding in terms of performance, absolute reliability and footprint size. The Delivered solution Lipatomat NS7 automated grease and sludge separation system Capacity.

Capacity (based on project specific details)

Effluent water quality
Currently there is no specific marine legislation for the treatment of galley wastewater. However ACO Marine grease separation systems are designed and approved in accordance with DIN EN1825 and as such meets the technical requireme



Megayacht -180 m

Briefing

ACO Marine was tasked with the engineering, design, manufacturing and delivery of the advanced wastewater treatment system full this, the world’s largest privately owned megayacht.

The system consists of a wastewater transfer system, wastewater collection tank aeration system, galley water grease separation unit and final wastewater treatment MBR. All systems had to be delivered to the most demanding of standards expected in the yacht building industry with the latest technical and design innovations. Performance and reliability as always was a pre-requisite as these vessels often operate in environmentally sensitive of areas Vessel description An exclusive 180 metre megayacht built to the highest possible finish standard.

The name, owner and shipbuilder are subject to non-disclosure. The challenge set to ACO Marine was extremely demanding in terms of performance, absolute reliability and footprint size. Total requested capacity was 40.8 m3 per day with full 100% treatment redundancy. Delivered solution ACO Maripur 150 (2-in-1 variant) MBR capable of operating at variable manning levels using the innovative dual load set mode. This eliminates the requirement for dual smaller MBR units during step changes in passenger loading.

Capacity (based on project specific details)

Effluent water quality
Effluent values and its comparison with alternative standards