To Ensure Equipment Functionality Without Damaging the Ocean, Offshore Industry Drives New Eco-Friendly Oil Technologies That Aim to Save Oil Companies

Written by Flavia Marinho

Published on 08/10/2021 at 12:38

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Offshore Industry Addresses Environmental Issues in Its Regulatory Standards, Which Has Driven the Development of Newer, More Efficient, and Eco-Friendly Technologies.

Just one liter of common lubricating oil can pollute one million liters of water; or form a film of 5,000m², thus causing disastrous consequences for the environment. In this way, the Offshore sector has been seeking new ways to ensure the operation of machinery without harming the fauna and flora of the oceans.

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Moreover, the Offshore industry has the environmental issue in its regulatory standards, which has prompted the development of new technologies that are more efficient and eco-friendly. One of these innovative technologies is the biodegradable specialty lubricants from Kluber and Rocol. “Offshore installations have grown significantly and very rapidly. Unfortunately, the number of accidents has also increased. To avoid serious damage to the environment, countries require companies to use products that, if spilled, do not cause significant harm to the local wildlife and corals,” explains Luiz Maldonado, CEO of Lubvap, a lubrication solutions distributor.

Eco-Friendly Lubricants Are Developed with Chemical Substances That Allow Them to Be Broken Down by Microorganisms

Eco-friendly lubricants, as the oils used to ensure high performance of machines are termed, are developed with chemical substances that allow them to be broken down by microorganisms. This product undergoes testing in certified laboratories, and 60% of its material composition must disappear within 28 days. “In addition to being biodegradable, eco-friendly lubricants maintain the same performance level as conventional ones and require fewer products to deliver the same efficiency,” adds Luiz.

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To Ensure Equipment Functionality Without Damaging the Ocean, Offshore Industry Drives New Eco-Friendly Oil Technologies That Aim to Save Oil Companies

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