Marine diesel tank cleaning of a cargo ship

November 23, 2020
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Sea Logistics LLC is a shipping company with administrative headquarters in Mayfield Village, USA that uses XBEE to clean fuel storage tanks.

It has the master vessel “Tanais” to move heavy cargo from the Polish ports of Elbag and Gdansk to Hamburg, Bremerhaven and Antwerp. The company usually operates in the Baltic and North Seas. During 5 years, the company has not observed any problems related to fuel contamination as a result of using XBEE Enzyme Fuel Technology.

The master vessel “Tanais” has been using XBEE marine diesel tank cleaning for five years, the treated fuel powers the vessel’s Volvo Penta D9MH main engine and power generators.

Before using XBEE, the vessel had problems with clogged filters and contamination in the fuel tanks, and the engines were not running optimally. The Sea Logistics operators were not satisfied with the quality of the fuel and recommended using the XBEE enzyme fuel technology, with excellent results after the test.

  • Sea Logistic LLC, Poland - Diesel additive
  • Sea Logistic LLC, Poland - Diesel additive
During a recent overhaul of the vessel, which was made at the request of PRS after 20,000 working hours and involved a complete disassembly of the Volvo Penta D9MH engine, the company confirmed that the fuel system was clean and that no wear was visible on the main engine parts. The engine pistons were also almost perfect.
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If you have a good quality fuel treated with XBEE, the engine is of course working better, and the parts in the engine can work longer and longer. We opened our fuel tank during last dry dock, about one year ago, and I saw that the tank (after a few years using this product) was really clean.

I have had experiences with other vessels in my life, and I saw the tanks were very dirty, really, after using fuel without XBEE Enzyme Fuel Technology.

Piotr LipkaCaptain of the Tanais

Sea Logistic LLC

Poland
Sea Logistic LLC, Poland - Diesel additive

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