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GEA ecomarine Separator
The GEA ecomarine Separator is a manual cleaning centrifuge engineered for efficient lube oil treatment. This separator significantly reduces energy costs and offers a more economical and environmentally sustainable alternative to filter systems. Its design ensures optimal operational efficiency while minimizing environmental impact and reducing total life cycle costs.
Go easy.
Go manual.
Go clean.
The GEA ecomarine Separator is a manual cleaning machine, but don't let the term "manual" mislead you – this process is simple and hassle-free.
Unlike self-cleaning separators, which require complex installations with operating water, advanced automation systems, and sludge tank connections, the ecomarine Separator offers a streamlined, efficient solution. It not only simplifies maintenance but also delivers significant energy cost savings, making it a more economical and environmentally friendly choice compared to self-cleaning separators and filter systems.
50 % cost advantage
The innovative design of the GEA ecomarine Separator offers several significant advantages over traditional filter options.
Lower OPEX and disposal costs
The GEA ecomarine Separator reduces disposal costs by up to 80% compared to filters by eliminating hazardous waste. It offers up to 50% savings over traditional lube oil filters and a significantly lower TCO.
Lower energy consumption
The ecomarine Separator is exceptionally energy-efficient, consuming only 1-2 kW per unit. Its lower separation temperature further reduces overall energy use and enhances the Carbon Intensity Indicator (CII).
Easy installation and maintenance
The ecomarine Separator provides 360° accessibility, requires no process water or sludge tank connections, and has a simple automation system. Maintenance is easy with minimal seal replacements and an extended GEA warranty.
24/7/365 operation
The ecomarine Separator runs 24/7, with easy bowl cleaning and reliable handling of high water loads without blockages. It also eliminates the need for regular filter cartridge replacements and disposal.
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