2-872575-7

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2-872575-7 Application Field and Working Principle

2-872575-7 is a patented technology developed by the Norwegian company Marine Technology Ltd. It is a highly efficient and cost effective system for scrubbing, cleaning, and abrasive removal from ship hulls. The system consists of two components: an onboard scrubbing unit and a remote control unit.

The onboard scrubbing unit is comprised of four main parts: a high-torque electric motor, a high-pressure pump, a telescoping scrubbing arm with an adjustable angle of attack, and an array of stainless steel brushes. The brushes are designed to remove biofouling, corrosion, and other debris built up on the surface of the ship hull. The adjustable angle of attack allows for efficient scrubbing of hard to reach areas of the hull and the high-pressure pump ensures a thorough cleaning of the surface.

The remote control unit is the brains of the system and is where most of the manual operation takes place. The user can control the speed of the scrubbing unit from the remote, depending on the type of cleaning being done. The onboard scrubbing unit can be set to operate at eight different speeds, from a slow 1 RPM to a fast 8 RPM.

The combined system of the onboard scrubbing unit and the associated remote control unit have been proven to increase ship hull cleaning effectiveness by up to 80%, compared to manual scrubbing. This innovative system helps protect the environment by reducing the amount of time and effort that is needed with manual cleaning, thus reducing ship pollution.

In conclusion, 2-872575-7 is a revolutionary technology that can greatly increase efficiency and reduce the environmental impacts of scrubbing, cleaning, and abrasive removal from ship hulls. Its combination of onboard scrubbing unit and remote control unit allows for greater flexibility in terms of cleaning speed and effectiveness. This technology will no doubt be essential to the future of ship hull cleaning.

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