WO2006003723A1 - バラスト水の処理方法およびその処理装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a ballast water treatment method and a treatment apparatus for inactivating pests such as plankton lurking in the ballast water. is there.
- ballast water In ships such as tankers, when unloading crude oil, etc., and navigating to the destination again, in order to balance the navigating ship, seawater called ballast water is usually placed in a prescribed tank. Is accumulated. Ballast water in this tank (so-called ballast water tank) is usually pumped up and stored when unloading at the unloading port and drained when loading at the loading port.
- Ballast water taken at the unloading port may contain toxic microalgae in the seawater, plankton, microbes such as bacteria such as cholera and E. coli (hereinafter referred to as pests).
- pests When ballast water is discharged at this point, pests contaminate the sea area near the cargo port. Of these pests, particularly small ones can cause significant damage, such as proliferation in the waters near the port of loading, depending on environmental conditions, and killing the organisms that originally live in those waters.
- ballast water for example, a rebalancing method has been proposed. This is due to the fact that when a vessel storing ballast water reaches the open ocean, the water pumped up at the port of departure is drained, and the water drawn up at the cargo port is diluted by pumping up high-quality open ocean water. This is a system that replaces high-quality ballast water.
- this method wastes the time required to replace the ballast water when the ship is stopped and the parast water is replaced. There is a problem that it becomes necessary. In addition, various loads are applied to each part of the ship's hull in a complex manner. There is also a problem that work requires skill. In addition, this method only changed the drainage of ballast water to the open ocean, and even if it prevents the water pollution of the loading port, it does not solve the fundamental problem. Therefore, there is a need for a process that can inactivate or kill pests in the ballast water taken by the ship at the loading port before draining it at the loading port.
- Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2 0 3 -1 8 1 443 describes a method in which ballast water is heated and sterilized by high-temperature exhaust gas discharged from a main engine of a ship.
- a method for sterilization using steam or engine heat from a ship is expensive and has a problem of accelerating the corrosion of the ballast tank due to the temperature rise of the ballast water.
- draining drained ballast water raises the seawater temperature at the unloading port, and there is concern about the impact on animals and plants that live in the sea area.
- JP 20 0 1— 5 0 9 7 2 9 discloses that an anaerobic and deoxygenated ballast water is oxygenated or deoxygenated before the ballast water is released.
- a method of sterilizing aerobic microorganisms is described. However, since this method requires a vacuum chamber, the apparatus must be large and expensive.
- the simplest possible method of killing pests is to disperse disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder used for sterilizing foodstuffs such as sewers and vegetables into ballast water. In addition to the drainage of ballast water, these disinfectants are also released, killing the organisms in the cargo area, and destroying the environment, as well as disinfecting sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder.
- disinfectants such as sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder used for sterilizing foodstuffs such as sewers and vegetables into ballast water.
- these disinfectants are also released, killing the organisms in the cargo area, and destroying the environment, as well as disinfecting sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder.
- the agent must be loaded on the ship in advance. In consideration of the environment, it may be possible to neutralize with a reducing agent such as thiosulfate before draining ballast water, and then drain the neutralized parast water, but a new reducing agent is required. Therefore, the cost becomes high.
- the present invention has been made in view of such points, and it is possible to inactivate or kill pests in a ballast water taken by a ship at a loading port before draining it at the loading port.
- the purpose of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus for treating ballast water that does not destroy the environment of the unloading port due to the drainage of ballast water, and in addition, the installation and running costs of the apparatus are relatively low. It is what.
- ballast water treatment method of the present invention sodium hypochlorite generated by electrolysis of seawater is injected into ballast water that is taken and discharged to maintain the stability of the ship, and the hypochlorous acid
- the microorganisms in the ballast water are treated while maintaining the chlorine concentration in the parast water injected with acid soda within a predetermined range, and before the ballast water is drained, the injection of sodium hypochlorite is stopped to stop the hypochlorous acid. It is characterized by being left until the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which sodium chlorate has been injected is substantially zero.
- the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which sodium hypochlorite has been injected is substantially the same as the outlet.
- the free residual chlorine concentration obtained by the formula specified in the o-tolysin colorimetric method of JIS standard K 0 1 0 1 is preferably not more than 0.02 mg / l. More preferably, the residual chlorine concentration (total chlorine concentration of free residual chlorine and combined residual chlorine) is 0.02 mg / l, and the residual chlorine concentration is the above-mentioned JIS standard K 0 1 0 1 o _It is preferably below the detection limit (0.01 mg Z1 or less) in the tolidine colorimetric method.
- the seawater may be taken ballast water.
- the ballast water is river water
- salt may be added thereto and the seawater may be water to which such salt is added.
- the injection of sodium hypochlorite is performed on the ballast water taken or the circulation system of the ballast water.
- the ballast water circulation system refers to the ballast water stored in the ballast water tank after the ballast water is taken into the ballast water tank of the ship and the collected ballast water is stored in the ballast water tank. This means a flow path that takes out the water from the PALAST water tank and circulates it back to the ballast water tank.
- the predetermined range is preferably 0.1 to 1 mg Z 1. Moreover, it is preferable that the period during which the chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which the sodium hypochlorite has been injected is kept within the predetermined range is 10 hours or more.
- the ballast water treatment apparatus of the present invention includes a water intake passage for taking ballast water into a ballast water tank of a ship, and a drain for discharging the ballast water of the ballast water tank to the outside of the ship. Incorporated into a ballast water intake and drainage system including a flow path and a ballast water pump that takes the ballast water from the ballast water tank and drains the ballast water from the ballast water tank outside the ship.
- Sodium hypochlorite injection channel for injecting sodium chlorite into the ballast water intake or the circulation channel, and residual chlorine concentration of ballast water provided in the drainage channel or the circulation channel Measure It is characterized in that including the oxygen concentration measurement unit.
- the ballast water treatment device further includes a strainer for filtering the ballast water on the discharge side of the ballast water pump in the intake flow channel, and a filter discharge for discharging the strainer of the strainer.
- a flow path is preferably provided.
- the method for treating ballast water according to the present invention is a method for collecting and draining water in order to maintain the stability of a ship.
- Sodium hypochlorite generated by electrolysis of seawater is injected into the last water, and microorganisms in the past water are maintained while maintaining the chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which the sodium hypochlorite has been injected. Because it is treated, it is possible to inactivate or kill pests in the past water taken by the ship at the loading port before draining it at the loading port. Stop the injection of sodium chlorite and let it stand until the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which sodium hypochlorite has been injected becomes substantially dry, so use a new agent such as a reducing agent. Even without this, it is possible to treat ballast water without destroying the organisms inhabiting the sea area by draining ballast water, and without destroying the environment of the cargo port sea area.
- ballast water can be treated at a lower cost.
- the chlorine concentration in the ballast water into which sodium hypochlorite has been injected can be easily maintained within a predetermined range. Pests in ballast water can be effectively sterilized and killed. ⁇
- the ballast water treatment apparatus of the present invention includes a water intake passage for taking ballast water into a ballast water tank of a ship, and a water discharge passage for discharging ballast water from the ballast water tank outside the ship.
- the ballast water tank is incorporated into the ballast water intake and drainage system including the ballast water in the ballast water tank and the ballast water pump that drains the ballast water from the ballast water tank outside the ship. Since less equipment is required, equipment costs can be reduced.
- the circulation flow path for circulating ballast water in the conventional ballast water intake and drainage system A seawater electrolysis unit that electrolyzes seawater to generate sodium hypochlorite, and sodium hypochlorite generated in this seawater electrolysis unit for injecting into the ballast water intake or the circulation channel
- a sodium hypochlorite injection channel and a chlorine concentration measurement unit that measures the residual chlorine concentration of ballast water provided in the drainage channel or circulation channel By providing a sodium hypochlorite injection channel and a chlorine concentration measurement unit that measures the residual chlorine concentration of ballast water provided in the drainage channel or circulation channel, the ballast originally installed in the ship It is possible to uniformly and effectively inject sodium hypochlorite into the ballast water in the ballast water tank using a water pump, eliminating the need to install a new pump or ballast water stirring device. Furthermore, since the running cost required when these devices are installed is unnecessary, it is possible to sterilize and kill pests in the ballast water at a low cost.
- the ballast water treatment device is further provided with a strainer for filtering the ballast water on the discharge side of the ballast water pump in the intake flow channel, and a filter discharge channel for discharging the filter cake of the strainer.
- a strainer for filtering the ballast water on the discharge side of the ballast water pump in the intake flow channel
- a filter discharge channel for discharging the filter cake of the strainer.
- Fig. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a parast water treatment device
- Fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing how ballast water is taken
- Fig. 3 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing how ballast water is circulated
- Fig. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing how ballast water is drained.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing an embodiment of a parast water treatment apparatus provided on a ship.
- a ballast water treatment apparatus 1 according to the present invention includes a ballast water tank 4 provided on the bottom of a ship 2 with ballast water taken from a ballast water intake 3 provided on the ship 2.
- Intake channel 5 a, 5 b, 5 c and ballast water Ballast water is taken into the ballast water tank 4 and discharged from the ballast water discharge port 6 to the outside of the ship 2 from the ballast water discharge port 6 and to the ballast water tank 4.
- This is a treatment device incorporated in the ballast water intake and drainage system including the ballast water pump 10 that drains the ballast water from the water tank 4 to the outside of the ship.
- a strainer 1 1 for filtering the ballast water is provided, and the strainer 1 1 1 is used for filtration.
- the filter discharge passage 12 for discharging the filter cake is connected to the ballast water drain 6.
- the strainer 1 1 can efficiently separate sand, mud, marine organisms, etc., and can achieve low cost without the need for motorized valves or wiring.
- a type of strainer (vortex strainer) that separates heavy specific gravity to the outside by centrifugal force of the flow is preferable.
- the circulation flow path for circulating the ballast water is composed of 8 a, 8 b and 8 c which also serve as a part of the water intake flow path for taking the ballast water into the ballast water tank 4.
- a flow path 9 a branched from the intake flow path 5 c (circulation flow path 8 c) is provided with a seawater electrolysis unit 13 that electrolyzes seawater to generate sodium hypochlorite.
- sodium hypochlorite injection channels 9 b and 9 for injecting sodium hypochlorite generated in seawater electrolysis unit 1 3 into ballast water intake 3 or circulation channel 8 a c is connected.
- a chlorine concentration measuring unit 14 for measuring the residual chlorine concentration of the ballast water is installed in the circulation channel 8a. Pressure is applied to the inlet of the ballast water in the chlorine concentration measurement unit 14 so that the chlorine concentration of the ballast water can always be measured even if the circulation of the ballast water described later is stopped. Become.
- the intake flow channels 5 a, 5 b, and 5 c have valves 15 5 a, 15 b, and 15 c for opening and closing the flow channels, and the drain channels 7 a, 7 b, and 7 c are the same.
- Fig. 2 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing how ballast water is taken into a ship
- Fig. 3 is a cross-sectional schematic view showing how ballast water is circulated
- Fig. 4 is a schematic cross-sectional view showing how ballast water is drained.
- valves 15a, 15b, 15c provided in intake channels 5a, 5b, 5c and sodium hypochlorite injection channel 9b are provided.
- the valve 1 9 b is opened and all other valves are closed.
- the ballast water pump 10 is operated from the ballast water intake 3 provided in the ship 2 to take in the ballast water.
- the open valve is outlined in white and the closed valve is painted in black, and the flow path through which the ballast water flows when this ballast water is drained is shown as a thick flow path.
- the taken ballast water passes through the strainer 1 1 1 after passing through the intake channels 5 a and 5 b. At this time, sand, mud, etc. in the ballast water are filtered.
- the filter cake filtered by the strainer 1 1 is pushed away by the pressure of the ballast water pump 10 and discharged together with the extracted ballast water. be able to.
- the filter cake filtered by the strainer 1 1 is from the sea area where the ballast water has been taken, and if this discharge operation is performed at the loading port, the sand and mud from the sea area from which the ballast water has been taken, Because the microorganisms contained in this will contaminate the sea area of the loading port, this operation is performed only at the port where the ballast ice is taken.
- the strainer 1 1 1 is installed on the discharge side of the ballast water pump 10 in the intake flow path 5 b. Even if a pump is not provided, the strainer 11 can be drained by the pressure of the ballast water pump 10, so that the equipment cost and running cost can be reduced.
- the ballast water that has passed through the strainer 1 1 is taken into the ballast water tank 4 via the intake channel 5 c, and part of the ballast water is taken into the seawater via the channel 9 a branched from the intake channel 5 c.
- Sent to electrolysis unit 1 3 The seawater electrolysis unit 1 3 electrolyzes the ballast water sent to generate sodium hypochlorite. Sodium hypochlorite generated in the seawater electrolysis unit 13 is injected into the ballast water intake 3 through the sodium hypochlorite injection flow path 9 b together with the ballast water.
- ballast water that generates sodium hypochlorite
- fresh seawater may be pumped, but in that case, seawater is pumped up.
- a new dedicated pump is required. Therefore, it is preferable to generate sodium hypochlorite from the collected ballast water in order to save the equipment costs and running costs of the newly pumped water.
- ballast water to be taken contains sodium hypochlorite
- the valve 1 2 a is opened and the strainer 1 1 filter is discharged by the pressure of the ballast water pump 10. Cease the electrolysis of ballast water in the seawater electrolysis unit 1 3 and stop the sodium hypochlorite injected into the ballast water intake 3, and the ballast water contains sodium hypochlorite. It is done in a state that is not.
- valves 15a and 15b provided in the intake passage 5a and the sodium hypochlorite injection passage 9b are provided.
- Valve 1 9 b is closed, valve 1 8 a provided in the circulation flow path 8 a and valve 1 9 c provided in the sodium hypochlorite injection flow path 9 c are opened, and the ballast water pump Operate 1 0 to circulate the ballast water tank.
- the open valve is outlined in white and the closed valve is painted in black, and the flow path through which the ballast water flows during the circulation of the ballast water is shown as a thick flow path. Yes.
- ballast water that circulates through the flow path 9a branched from the circulation flow path 8c (intake flow path 5c) is sent to the seawater electrolysis unit 1/3, the seawater electrolysis unit 1 3
- the sodium hypochlorite is electrolyzed to generate sodium hypochlorite, and the generated sodium hypochlorite together with the ballast water is sodium hypochlorite injection channel 9c and circulation channels 8a, 8b s It is injected again into the ballast water via 8c.
- Ballast water circulation varies depending on the size of the ship, the pressure of the ballast water pump, and the size of the flow path, but if it is a ballast water pump that takes in water of 5 60 O m 3 / h, 2 In the case of a DWT bulk carrier, one cycle takes about 15 hours.
- a chlorine concentration measuring unit 14 provided in the circulation channel 8a measures the residual chlorine concentration of the circulated ballast water.
- the concentration of ballast water reaches the range of 0.25 to 1 mg / 1, stop ballast water pump 10 to stop ballast water circulation.
- the chlorine concentration measurement unit 14 measures the chlorine concentration of the ballast water.
- the ballast water pump 1 0 again.
- the sodium hypochlorite injection channel 9c and the circulation channels 8a, 8b, 8c are poured into the ballast water tank together with the ballast water.
- the concentration of recycled ballast water reaches the range of 0.25 to l mg / l, stop the ballast water pump 10 to stop the ballast water circulation.
- This series of operations is performed for 2 days if the concentration of the ballast water is as low as 0.25 to l mg / l. If the chlorine concentration in the ballast water is within this range, the number of general bacteria per ml will be less than 10 cfu after 2 days. This makes it possible to sterilize and kill harmful organisms in the ballast water.
- ballast water treatment device of the present invention When disinfecting sewage, vegetables and other ingredients with a disinfectant such as sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder, about 20 mg / 1 for sewage treatment effluent and 20 Omg for ingredients such as vegetables Sterilization is carried out with a contact time of about 15 minutes under a high chlorine concentration of about 1/1, but the ballast water treatment device of the present invention circulates the ballast water and the treatment is performed with the ballast water. Therefore, even when the concentration is low, the effect can be sufficiently achieved.
- a disinfectant such as sodium hypochlorite and bleaching powder
- ballast water in the range of 0.2 5 mgZl to lnig / l
- seawater electrolysis is performed via the flow path 9a branched from the circulation flow path 8c (intake flow path 5c). If part 1 3 hourly 1 0. 8 kg to generate sodium hypochlorite from ballast water 24m 3 / h to be sent, chlorine ballast water flowing sodium hypochlorite injection channel 9 b and 9 c concentration approximately 45 Om g / 1, and becomes a 2. Om g / 1 of sodium hypochlorite injection concentration which is injected into the circulation of the ballast water 5400 m 3 Zh.
- the chlorine concentration measuring unit 14 is provided in the circulation channel 8a.
- the circulation channel 8a is a channel through which ballast water from the ballast water tank 4 passes first, and is provided in this part. This makes it possible to measure the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water tank 4 more accurately.
- the ballast water pump is automatically turned on when the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water circulating to the ballast water treatment system reaches the range of 0. SS mg / l ⁇ lm g / l.
- the ballast water circulation is stopped and the ballast water circulation is stopped when the concentration of the ballast water is less than 0.2 mgZl, and the circulation of the ballast water is resumed automatically.
- Such a control unit may be provided. If the pests in the ballast water are sterilized and killed by repeating the above series of operations, the sodium hypochlorite injection is stopped before the ballast water is drained, and the sodium hypochlorite is injected. Left until the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water is virtually zero.
- ballast water Since ballast water is drained in the sea area of the loading port, normally the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water is substantially zero when the vessel arrives at the loading port. In the range of 0.25 mg / l to lmg / l, the residual chlorine concentration in the ballast water is virtually zero by stopping the injection of sodium hypochlorite and leaving it for about one day. (Below the detection limit).
- Fig. 4 When draining the parast water in the sea area of the loading port, as shown in Fig. 4, open the valves 1 7 a, 1 7 c provided in the drainage channels 7 a, 7 b, 7 c, and Keep all valves closed.
- the open valve is outlined in white and the closed valve is painted in black, and the flow path through which the ballast water flows when this ballast water is drained is shown as a thick channel. ing.
- ballast water treatment apparatus of the present invention is incorporated in the ballast water intake and drainage system, less equipment has to be newly installed, thus reducing equipment costs and running costs. It is possible to plan.
- the strainer provided in the above embodiment can discharge sand and mud contained in the ballast water taken as a filter cake without installing a new pump. It has the merit that removal of sediment (bottom mud) from the port seabed is extremely easy and cost-effective.
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