Pollution control boom BARC 1545R
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pollution control boom
pollution control boom
pollution control boom
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Characteristics

Type
pollution control
Technology
floating, foam
Application zone
river, for harbor, intertidal
Other characteristics
modular

Description

This BARC 1545R floating boom is made up of a succession of flexible tubes of closed cell foam inserted in waterproof envelopes in polyester fabric coated with hydrocarbon treated PVC (900g / m2). It is reinforced with a galvanized nautical steel ballast chain in a sheath over its entire length. The compartmentalization of the elements allows this containment dam to follow the movements on the surface of the water. Its great flexibility gives it excellent behavior in the face of strong winds and currents. Each floating boom is equipped at both ends with plates with bolts to connect them together and with two handles to facilitate their implementation. Containment dam with high resistance: - tearing and twisting - at a temperature ranging from - 30 ° C to + 70 ° C. - to wear and abrasion. - hydrocarbons, fatty substances and almost all industrial chemicals and agents. - to ultraviolet rays. This pollution barrier is washable with water and has stainless steel bolts. Long: 15 m Total height: 45 cm Air draft: 15 cm Draft: 30 cm Weight: 48 kg. Stored volume: 0.55 m3 Red color. Fixing & traction system in addition (ref. BARC ANC1) Use as a preventive or curative in the event of pollution on the water by: - estuary - coastal waters - refinery, - Harbor zone, - rejection channel, - barge, barge or tanker, - wastewater treatment plant, - river and lake. We design and manufacture anti-pollution booms to confine, absorb, filter hydrocarbons, suspended matter, turbidity, plants, floating objects ... Contact us for advice or a quote.
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