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In order to comply with the waste water regulations in force in some Mediterranean countries an holding tank has been installed in the boat which will enable either direct overboard discharge of waste water into the sea or storage of waste into an holding tank. Discharge of waste from the holding tank is possible through a skin fitting, common to direct discharge from the toilet, using an electric pump (19 Litres per minute). | In order to comply with the waste water regulations in force in some Mediterranean countries an holding tank has been installed in the boat which will enable either direct overboard discharge of waste water into the sea or storage of waste into an holding tank. Discharge of waste from the holding tank is possible through a skin fitting, common to direct discharge from the toilet, using an electric pump (19 Litres per minute). | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 30 November 2011
Holding Tank
In order to comply with the waste water regulations in force in some Mediterranean countries an holding tank has been installed in the boat which will enable either direct overboard discharge of waste water into the sea or storage of waste into an holding tank. Discharge of waste from the holding tank is possible through a skin fitting, common to direct discharge from the toilet, using an electric pump (19 Litres per minute).
Subsequent to our Mediterranean cruise we planned to venture to the Baltic via the Dutch Canals and then to cross Sweden via the Gota Canal which required us to fit a deck discharge outlet.
Details of the installation here:
Richard Spencer Fulmar FR276 'Inadee'
