Marine biofouling management

Sea-Chest Ultrasonic Treatment

Ultrasonic equipment can be arranged around sea chests and seawater intakes to help manage biofilm, algae and selected marine fouling pressures.

Product overview

Protect the Seawater Cooling Path

Sea chests supply seawater to cooling pumps, heat exchangers, ballast, firefighting and other vessel systems. Biofilm, algae, mussels and other marine organisms can restrict screens and piping, increase maintenance and reduce heat-transfer performance.

Puroxi evaluates the high and low sea chests, internal geometry, materials, existing anodes, operating profile and historical cleaning records before proposing transducer number and placement.

Conceptual sea-chest ultrasonic treatment layout
Genuine Puroxi product or approved application image

How the system is arranged

From Source Water to Verified Treatment

01

Map the sea chest and seawater circuit

02

Identify fouling species and historical maintenance

03

Position transducers for the critical structures

04

Document baseline conditions and inspections

05

Track cleaning, pressure and heat-transfer response

Equipment and application views

See the Product Within the Complete System

Sea-chest treatment layout
Transducer placement is designed around the actual chest and seawater circuit
Ultrasonic equipment arranged in a sea chest
High and low sea chests require vessel-specific review

Applications

Where This Product Family May Be Used

Commercial vesselsWorkboats and ferriesOffshore and marine facilitiesSeawater cooling intakesBallast and fire-water intakesIndustrial seawater systems

Customer Testimonials and Field Experiences

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