Deckma Hamburg OMD-2008 Series Oil Content Meter

Description

Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): Operational Overview

The Deckma Hamburg OMD-2008 Series Oil Content Meter is a type-approved commercial marine anti-pollution system engineered for high-reliability deep-sea and offshore vessel operations. Compliant with international IMO/SOLAS and IEC standards, the unit is fully supplied, bench-tested, and supported worldwide by Seanav Marine from our Dubai Maritime City (DMC) technical facility.

(Oil-in-Water Monitor / Bilge Alarm Monitor)

The OMD-2008 Series Oil Content Meter was designed by Deckma Hamburg GmbH for use in conjunction with 15ppm Oily Water Separator Systems. The performance and specifications of the OMD-2008 comply with IMO Resolution MEPC.107 (49).

The OMD-2008 Series Oil Content Meter contains several options for customers including: 5ppm/15ppm, Manuel or Electric Valve, and EV or EV-FC-MCU.  The Computer Unit contains the display PCB with the data logger and the terminals for external connections.  The Measuring Cell contains optics and electronics and is connected to the computer unit via a data cable.  The Computer Unit and Measuring Cell are mounted onto a stainless steel support that holds the Valve Assembly . The valve’s handle controls sample water flow and clean water usage. Separate mounting plates for the Computer Unit & Measuring Cell with Valve are available upon request.

Key Engineering Features & Operational Advantages

• Engineered to strict commercial maritime standards by Deckma Hamburg for high reliability at sea.
• Compliant with international IMO performance resolutions, SOLAS guidelines, and IEC 60945 environmental specs.
• Integrated NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 communication channels for effortless bridge and console networking.
• Durable, vibration-tested construction suitable for installation on bulk carriers, container ships, tankers, and workboats.
• Fully supported and inspected by Seanav Marine DMC Dubai with comprehensive technical backing and spare parts availability.

Comprehensive Marine Technical Specifications

Comparative Maritime Performance Matrix

Statutory Maritime Compliance & Type Approvals

The Deckma Hamburg OMD-2008 Series Oil Content Meter conforms to the highest standards of international maritime safety. It is designed to satisfy IMO (International Maritime Organization) performance standards, SOLAS Chapter V/IV mandates, and IEC 60945 environmental requirements. The equipment is accepted across major IACS classification societies including DNV, Lloyd’s Register (LR), American Bureau of Shipping (ABS), Bureau Veritas (BV), and ClassNK for newbuild outfitting and drydock retrofits.

Seanav Marine Support, Workbench Calibration & Global Supply

Seanav Marine operates from Dubai Maritime City (DMC), offering end-to-end supply, inspection, workbench testing, and lifecycle support for Deckma Hamburg equipment. All units undergo electrical functional testing and firmware verification before dispatch to shipyards and ports worldwide, backed by dedicated technical support and swift turnaround times.

Frequently Asked Questions (AEO – Answer Engine Optimization)

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