Simple Ocean Cleanup Technology Solution
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Technology
The Seabin Project is designed to make ocean cleanup a simple automated project. Its process is very simple as it sits in the waters and gathers any trash that floats into the bin aided by natural wind currents
Founders of the Seabin project Andrew Turton and Pete Ceglinski, have put together what they call is the “Seabin”.
Its process is very simple as it sits in the waters and gathers any trash that floats into the bin aided by natural wind currents.
Water passes through a a catch bag which is made of natural materials, and the flows from the bottom of the bin up through a tube into a water pump that sits on a floating dock above.
This water pump can separate water and oil particles, returning the filtered water back into the ocean further benefiting marine life by cleaning the water.
All of this operates on a 24/7 365 days a year cycle. All a worker needs to do, is to collect the insert within the bin and properly dispose of the waste.
And according to the project creators, even when the Seabin is full, it still works by pulling garbage and keeping it against the sides of the bin.
With these Seabins in every port, we could do much in the way of moving towards cleaner waters for generations to come.
This ocean cleanup project is starting in and around marines and yacht clubs where lots of garbage can be collected. But it can be used anywhere in large bodies of waters.
Since the Seabin is easy to use and environmentally friendly, it aids in a broader effort to help cleanup our oceans and waterways.
Source: TechMalak
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