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R.O.
DEMINERALIZERS •
US NAVY Applications |
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The Village
Marine RO Demineralizer was designed specifically to meet
the need for high-purity deionized electronic cooling water for
the AN/SPY-1D radar on the DDG-51 AEGIS
destroyers. The RO Demineralizer also
provides 2nd pass RO capability for gas turbine
washdown and helicopter washdown applications. These units are
installed aboard all DDG-51 Arleigh Burke class AEGIS destroyers and
have been retrofitted on some CG-47 Ticonderoga class AEGIS
cruisers. The RODM is qualified for MIL-S-901D
HI Shock Grade A, MIL-STD-167 Type 1 Vibration, and MIL-STD-461
Electromagnetic Interference (EMI). The piping and vessels are
constructed from passivated and electropolished 316L CRES.
The piping is designed and constructed in accordance with MIL-STD-777.
The electrical components are in accordance with MIL-DTL-2212 and
threaded fasteners are in accordance with MIL-DTL-1222.
When operating in 2nd pass RO mode using 500 ppm TDS water as
its source, the unit is capable of producing a minimum of 7,200 GPD or water
with a maximum effluent concentration of 25 ppm TDS for various shipboard washdown
applications.
When operating in the ECWS Makeup Mode using the 2nd pass RO
unit effluent (25 ppm TDS) as its source, the unit is capable of producing a
minimum of 7,200 GPD of electronic cooling water with a minimum of 15,000 total
gallon production for each resin charge. The unit also has a SPY Polish mode,
which recirculates
the
existing ECWS cooling water to maintain the required purity.
The nominal water
quality requirements are <0.5 ppm TDS and <0.5 ppm dissolved oxygen.
The RODM combines the three technologies of RO membranes,
ion exchange resin, and gas transfer membranes into a single integrated system
to provide a compact, robust, survivable, and maintainable unit with the unique
capability to support
the high-purity water needs of US Navy AEGIS-equipped surface
combatants.
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