In 2019 we were asked to Ice Pig fuel systems to remove bio contamination, can this be done asked the customer? We’re not sure was our response. We continue to invest in R&D and remain true to our principles of continuous improvement.Īlthough Ice Pigging is used in many industries and the equipment is tried and tested (over many years) we still want to see what else we can achieve. The Nivalis engineering team continue to learn and develop our technology. Our ice flows as a liquid through bends and changes in diameter and valves and pumps but we still need to know some information about the customers pipe layout. We can then calculate the volumes of ice required. In order for us to present the benefits of Ice Pigging that are specific to the customer, we need some information exchange. This ice slurry is delivered to our customers systems providing greatly enhanced cleaning and allowing our manufacturing customers high product recovery rates. There are many options when it comes to this additive. The ice that is produced has an additive to maintain the freezing point below zero (usually around -5 degrees Celsius). Ice Pigging utilises the special properties of an Ice slurry manufactured by Nivalis designed and built machinery. The Nivalis engineering team have pioneered the use of Ice Pigging from conception with Professor Joe Quarini at Bristol University through to the current Nivalis equipment that is used in bespoke applications in many parts of the world. An online conference series of expert panels navigating the waters of decarbonisation compliance and looking at practical applications across the workboat industry.
The Commercial Marine Network, in partnership with Seawork and Maritime Journal, introduce Series 3 of ‘Get set for Workboat 2050’.
This event showcases an international field of fast vessels that operate at high speed in the field of security intervention and Search And Rescue. Now in its 24th year, Seawork offers a unique combination of undercover exhibition space, open air demonstrations and floating returns to Cowes, IOW, with a new venue for 2023 in the shape of the historic Royal Yacht Squadron (RYS). Seawork is Europe’s leading commercial marine and workboat exhibition, providing businesses the opportunity to showcase their products and services to an international audience.
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