With the SO2 reacting to the salt in the seawater, how do you propose to deal with the situation when the ship sails in brackish or fresh water?
Our system, since it only releases a fraction of the recirculated water, maintains a brine solution having higher salt concentration than ambient. This means that sailing in brackish water will not be a major operating concern. Likewise, sailing in estuarine water of slightly lower salinity than deep ocean conditions will not pose a problem.
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