NAG Marine has developed the SeaSentry™ Marine Discharge Monitor in response to Resolution IMO MEPC 107(49), which has given teeth to enforcement of international standards for oily water discharge. Today's maritime headlines are filled with fines of increasing frequency and severity for those ships or shipping companies that do not provide mandated records of oily water separator discharge. NAG Marine has developed the SeaSentry® Marine Discharge Monitor to provide automatic and computer controlled cataloging of all alarms and operations of the Oily Water Separator & Oil Content Monitor.
GPS input allows a complete record of any oil discharge to the sea, while a networked communication system allows trends and data to be stored, transmitted, or monitored via the internet. Warnings and alarms can be emailed to individual addresses. Configured as an optional bolt-on software package to the OWS system, SeaSentry™ provides automated tracking of OWS System Status, oil content output, flow rate, cumulative discharge, and GPS position of the vessel. Alarms and trends can be written to an electronic Oil Record Book, which can be printed and appended to the official record for Port State Control inspections.
Customer Benefits:
• Easy installation and simple to navigate
• Cost effective solution to help prevent illegal discharge and environmental fines
• System is adaptable to any OWS configuration, including MEPC 60(33) and 107(49)
• All OWS events, errors, and warnings are automatically recorded to a batch file which can be appended to the Oil Record Book for presentation to Port State Control inspectors
• Optional inclusion of tank level monitoring or ballast water treatment operations |
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| SeaSentry™ Marine Discharge Monitor |
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| SeaSentry™ Marine Discharge Monitor |
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| SeaSentry™ Marine Discharge Monitor |
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| SeaSentry™ Marine Discharge Monitor |
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