The process of moving Plate Heat Exchangers (PHEs) brings with it important risks. Handling these components the wrong way, shock along the way or poor packaging can lead to damage. Even simple bumps, scratches or improper alignment can result in los...
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Protection against corrosion should always be active, as it’s an ongoing problem for vessels. It is clear to us at Sealong Marine that managing multiple vendors for ICCP, Marine Growth Prevention Systems (MGPS) and shaft grounding can be tireso...
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Drydocking is planned with attention to every detail, but a fault in your Impressed Current Cathodic Protection (ICCP) can cause a big delay. Finding rusted anodes, damaged cables or nonfunctional transformer-rectifiers in drydock can make the vessel...
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Managing thermal heat in a ship depends on plate heat exchangers (PHEs), but their upkeep does not always reach the level of precision they require. Here at Sealong Marine, we’ve updated industry standards by using the latest equipment and acc...
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Introduction: The Hidden Threat of Hull Corrosion Marine vessels have an ongoing struggle with corrosion because the electrochemical breakdown damages their metal hulls and structural components. Left unchecked, corrosion leads to: ✔ The vessel stru...
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With unusual hulls, standard sacrificial anodes usually do not fit well or offer the best protection. Their uniqueness, however, fails to provide proper protection, so the valuable assets end up suffering fast erosion, extra maintenance visits and po...
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Introduction: Advanced Corrosion Protection for Modern Vessels The vessel operation suffers from persistent damage from corrosion which poses threats to overall structural integrity and performance. Over twenty years we have established Sealong Marin...
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Plate Heat Exchangers (PHEs) should be maintained to ensure the efficiency of the vessel, but regular cleaning can have unexpected costs. Because these chemical cleaners are harsh and corrosive, there are major problems associated with their use: the...
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Marine vessels develop severe damage after electrical failures create multiple destructive outcomes such as corrosion and bearing breakdown as well as fire hazards. Preventing equipment failures such as those described requires one essential componen...
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If a leak goes unnoticed in an industry that depends on plate heat exchangers (PHEs), the company could experience system breakdowns, urgent repairs and unnecessary downtime. A sudden stop in crucial heat transfer causes problems for productivity and...
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Introduction: The Critical Role of Quality Anodes in Marine Protection Vessel destruction caused by corrosion presents the largest maritime threat that causes vessel structural failure and requires expensive maintenance work and diminishes operationa...
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Cracks and other problems in key marine safety systems can silently put a vessel’s safety and continuous operation at risk. Routine checks of the system allow you to discover problems like ICCP anode wearing out, the reference electrode moving ...
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