Abstract
To destabilize finely dispersed oil-water emulsions and, as a result, to increase the efficiency of flotation treatment
 of ship bilge water, a reagent treatment method is used. The limiting factors in choosing a flocculant for
 preliminary reagent treatment of bilge waters should include the physicochemical characteristics of the oilwater
 solution. The paper presents the results of a study of the following physicochemical parameters of a
 solution of ship's bilge waters: the dispersed composition of contaminants, the charge of contaminant particles,
 kinematic viscosity, density and surface tension of the solution
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