Application of MEPC 107(49)
Confusion has arisen regarding the applicability of MEPC 107(49) to exisiting oily water separators

Application of MEPC 107(49)

According to LRS, USCG, DNV, ABS and BV any 15 ppm alarms replaced after 1st January 2005 MUST meet the requirements of MEPC 107(49). GL however will accept that MEPC 60(33) alarms can still be replaced with identical models on exisitng MEPC 60(33) separators. Please contact sales@rivertrace.com for further information and clarification.

Exhibitions 2010

SMM HAMBURG September 7-10 Sept 2010 Rivertrace will be exhibiting at SMM Hall A1 Stand 322 We hope to see you there

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Sales in India and Turkey

Rivertrace Engineering Ltd (RTE) has announced the first orders for its Smart oil discharge monitoring equipment (ODME) in Indian and Turkish shipyards, plus a breakthrough deal in Japan.

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PRESS RELEASE SMARTSAFE

‘Magic pipe’ blocker breaks through. Breakthrough installations have been completed of a fail-safe ship technology that automatically prevents the negligent or wilful discharge of oil overboard.

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Rivertrace Hits the Headlines

World Cargo Online reports about the Smartsafe. UK-based Rivertrace Engineering, a specialist in oil in water monitoring, has completed what it heralds as “breakthrough” installations of its SmartSafe system.

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ODME Vessel Upgrade

Rivertrace engineering supply oil in water monitoring equipment and are manufacturers of ODME systems. Spares are becoming obsolete for older systems such as the Bristol Babcock OTM 18 and it may be far more cost effective for you long term to replace it

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PennWell locates the SmartSafe

System prevents oil discharge overboard

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Manual Update for Smartcell Bilge Alarm

A print error has been identified in Revision "D" of the operating manual relating the the Common, N/O and N/C relays contacts. Please select "more" for additional information

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