MGPS / ICAF Systems
Impressed current anti-fouling for seawater systems, inhibiting marine growth settlement in sea chests, strainers, coolers and cooling circuits.
Marine Growth Closes Down Seawater Circuits Quietly
Settlement in sea chests, strainers, coolers and condensers restricts flow, lifts cooling temperatures and turns into unplanned cleaning work at the worst moment.
Prevent Settlement Instead Of Cleaning It Out
Controlled direct current to copper anodes, with aluminium or iron anodes assisting distribution, inhibits settlement continuously through the circuit at very low dosing levels.
Dosed Ions Carried Through The Seawater Circuit
- Seawater flow
- Copper and aluminium ions
Three Steps, Continuously
- 01
The regulated panel supplies a set current to each anode channel.
- 02
Copper ions released into the intake flow inhibit larval settlement.
- 03
Aluminium or iron ions assist distribution and support a protective downstream layer.
Sized Against Your Seawater Circuit
- Independent current regulation per anode channel
- Dosing set to circuit flow rate; the offer states typically below 2 micrograms per litre for each metal
- Sea chest, strainer or sea tube mounting to suit the installation
Used On Sea Chests, Strainers, Box Coolers, Condensers And Seawater Cooling Circuits.
- Main and auxiliary cooling water systems
- Sea chests and sea tubes
- Strainers and filters
- Box coolers
Protect Your Seawater Circuits
Send the seawater circuit diagrams, flow rates and sea chest drawings, and we will size the anodes and channels against your operating profile.