Specialist in treatment of Potable Water onboard, from production to consumption, HAARIBOL has a wide range of water processes and treatment techniques to prevent or combat (micro) organisms adequately for the Offshore & Marine Industry.
Good and safe water on board is essential for operation of any vessel or rig.
The optimal selection of one or more of these makes it possible to purify and condition your water for safe water consumption on board.
Designed for easy and safe operation, HAARIBOL’s Trash compacting Systems compacts trash that occupies minimum amount of space whilst producing maximum compaction rate.
Convenient, hydraulic operation rollback top makes loading/unloading simple and easy.
The container door allows drum crushing inside a closed container as per OSHA (Occupational Safety & Health Administration.
Opening the doors relieves bag pressure to insure bag integrity which means no more busted bags due to wedged material.
A reverse osmosis desalination water maker removes salt and impurities from seawater or brackish water, producing clean, potable water.
It uses a semi-permeable membrane to filter out contaminants, allowing only fresh water to pass through.
This technology is widely used in areas with limited access to freshwater, providing a reliable source of drinking water by turning seawater into a safe and sustainable resource.
Capacity from 3 m3/day – 16 m3/day
Capacity from 6 m3/day – 18 m3/day
Capacity from 25m3/day – 150m3/day
Custom – built
Chlorine dosing is the process of adding chlorine to water to disinfect it and eliminate harmful bacteria, viruses, and other pathogens.
This method helps ensure water safety and meets health standards by effectively killing microorganisms.
Chlorine dosing is commonly used in municipal water treatment plants, swimming pools, and industrial applications to maintain clean, potable water and prevent the spread of waterborne diseases.
KLOREEN® Dosing Unit (Water Maker): Capacity from 0.4 m3/h – 10 m3/h
KLOREEN® Dosing Unit (Bunker Water): Capacity 10 m3/h – 250 m3/h
Mineralizing filtration is a process that restores essential minerals, such as calcium and magnesium, to purified water after it has been stripped of contaminants.
This step enhances the water’s taste and nutritional value, providing a more balanced and healthy drinking water.
It is commonly used after filtration systems like reverse osmosis to ensure the water retains beneficial minerals, promoting better hydration and overall health.
Capacity from 1 m3/day – 500 m3/day
CO2 dosing is the process of injecting carbon dioxide into water to adjust its pH levels.
This is commonly used in processes like softening and balancing the water’s acidity or alkalinity.
CO2 helps to reduce the hardness of water by forming carbonic acid, which in turn dissolves excess calcium and magnesium.
This technique is also used to optimize water for industrial processes, improve taste, and prevent scale buildup in pipes and equipment.
A water softener remove hardness-causing minerals, primarily calcium and magnesium, from water.
It works by using an ion exchange process, where hard minerals are replaced with softer ions like sodium or potassium.
This helps prevent scale buildup in pipes, appliances, and water heaters, improving the efficiency and lifespan of equipment.
5.1 Capacity from 3m3/h – 5.5m3/h
A hydrophore pressure system is a key component in water treatment and distribution, designed to maintain consistent water pressure in a system.
It uses a pressure tank, often equipped with a diaphragm or bladder, to store water under pressure.
When water demand fluctuates, the system automatically releases or draws water from the tank to ensure stable pressure for pumps and pipelines.
This ensures efficient water flow, prevents system strain, and enhances performance in applications like municipal water supply and industrial processes.
Capacity from 1m3/h – 150m3/h
Activated carbon filtration uses highly porous carbon to remove impurities, chemicals, and contaminants from water.
The activated carbon attracts and traps substances like chlorine, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), pesticides, and unpleasant odours through adsorption.
This filtration method improves water taste, odour, and clarity, making it an effective solution for treating drinking water, as well as in industrial and wastewater applications.
SS Cartridge Filters
Fine Filter: Capacity from 3 m3/h – 88 m3/h
Activated Carbon Fine Filter: Capacity from 1.5 m3/h – 44 m3/h
UV disinfection uses ultraviolet light to kill or inactivate harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, without the need for chemicals.
The UV light disrupts the DNA of pathogens, rendering them unable to reproduce and cause illness.
This method is effective, environmentally friendly, and often used as a final step in water purification, ensuring safe, clean water for drinking and other uses.
Capacity from 1 m3/h – 125 m3/h
A hot water heater is a robust, high-capacity system designed to provide hot water for various needs on offshore oil rigs.
It uses energy from the rig’s power supply to heat water for purposes like crew showers, cleaning, and maintaining equipment.
These heaters are built to withstand harsh offshore environments, including extreme temperatures and corrosive conditions, ensuring a reliable supply of hot water in challenging operational settings.
Volume from 30 liters to 3000 liters
Booster/Immersion heaters are commonly used in applications such as water boilers, hot water tanks, and industrial processes, offering a simple, effective, and energy-efficient way to heat liquids.
A trash compactor is designed to reduce the volume of waste by compressing it into a smaller, more manageable size.
It works by using a hydraulic or electric mechanism to apply pressure to the trash inside a sealed trash bag, compacting the material into dense, uniform bales or blocks.
This helps maximize space, reduce the frequency of waste removal, and minimize environmental impact by reducing the overall waste volume.
Customized cleaning equipment used for cleaning the exterior surfaces of offshore structures, such as oil rigs, platforms, or ships.
These cleaning systems are designed to remove dirt, grime, salt deposits, corrosion, and other contaminants from exposed areas above the waterline.
These tools are essential for maintaining the safety, integrity, and appearance of offshore structures, preventing damage from corrosion, and ensuring compliance with industry standards for cleanliness and maintenance.
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32 Inggu Road,
Singapore 757369
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176 Tuas South Ave 2,
West Point Biz Hub,
Singapore 637193
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