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Standardization for Marine Sanitation Devices:
One Manufacturers Perspective
Stephen P. Markle, PEEngineering Director, Navalis Environmental Systems
09 December 2009
Made in the USA
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Drivers
• Regional VariationRegional Variation• Public PerceptionPublic Perception• Industry Policies Industry Policies
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Sewage, Why the Difference?
• US 33CFR159: Sewage means human body wastes and the wastes from toilets and other receptacles intended to receive or retain body waste.
• MARPOL Annex IV: (MEPC.115(51) April 2004)– .1 drainage and other wastes from any form of toilets
and urinals;– .2 drainage from medical premises (dispensary, sick
bay, etc.) via wash basins, wash tubs and scuppers located in such premises;
– .3 drainage from spaces containing living animals; or– .4 other waste waters when mixed with the drainages
defined above.• Should be harmonized.
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Existing Test Requirements
• US 33CFR159 Type II MSD and MEPC.159(55) STP– 10 Days, 40 Samples– Influent Quality
– Fresh Sewage– Minimum 500 mg/l TSS
– Account for Loading– Allow both Land Based and Shipboard Testing
• Correlate the differences
• Only “Murkowski” for Cruise Ships in Alaska (33CFR159 Subpart E) requires continual performance verification after installation.
• Reality is that Certificate does not mean it works in Marine Environment.– Test Protocol– Influent Specification looks like generic land based POTWF
influent.• What is desired, a Certificate or High Quality Effluent?
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What is Required?
• International Standard– EPA and IMO come to Terms– Goal is a single world wide maritime standard– Emphasize Best Available Technology
• Revise Test Protocol– Specify Shipboard Like Influent– Examine 10-day test for adequacy
• Examine USCG Material Requirements– i.e. Shock and Vibe Requirement
• Vibe requirement exposed Navalis PLC to equivalent of 9.5 g’s acceleration.• Requirements based on 1970’s smaller vessels exposed to heavy seas
– Reasonable and Reflective of Today’s Ship Designs?– Surrogate Testing: Modeling and Simulation, Component Testing
• Who?– ASTM Task Group with US EPA, US Coast Guard, US Navy, CLIA,
INTERTANKO, Manufacturers, Academics, NGO Environmental Groups…
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Recraft ASTM F2363-06
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Conclusion: Desired Actions
• US Ratify MARPOL 73/78 Annex IV– Even the Playing Field– Allow Industry to Build One Product Line
• Increase Efficiency, Reduce Costs– Take Guess Work out of “What is Legal”
• ASTM Take Lead and Develop World Class Specification for Type II MSD/STPs– Require Representative Influent– Require Reasonable Tests
• Process Duration • Physical
– Consensus Standard: Owner/Operator, Manufacturer, Regulator…
– Best Available Technology?• Long Term: Shift from Equipment Standard to Ship
Standard as in 33CFR159 Subpart E if truly working to protect the environment.