Pollution control boat ECOLOGICAL

diesel

Short description
Our ecological boats are designed for mowing and collecting lake vegetation and suspended solid waste. They are built under R.I.N.A. supervision, enabling the issuance of Certificates of Stability and Navigability.

Long description
Vessels are adapted and customized to meet the specific operational requirements of each client. On request they can be equipped with anti-pollution systems such as barrier rollers, skimmers and recoil systems. For specific applications they can be engineered for autonomous land handling with the use of tracked undercarriages.

Technical features (as listed on the page)

• Steel hull and steel conveyor belts
• Frontal collection belt positioned at the bow
• Horizontal storage belt secured on deck
• Continuous discharge belt located at the stern
• On-board hydraulic equipment driven by a diesel engine; cooling by air/water or by hull heat exchangers
• Engine installed beneath the discharge belt in a compartment that houses hydraulic components
• Propulsion by paddle-wheel propellers
• All structures (frames, belts, decks, cabin, etc.) made of FE iron, sandblasted and painted

Specifications / Technical data

• Material: steel hull and FE iron structures (frames, belts, decks, cabin)
• Collection system: frontal collection belt at bow; horizontal storage belt on deck; continuous discharge belt at stern
• Hydraulics: on-board hydraulic equipment driven by diesel engine; cooling via air/water or hull heat exchangers
• Engine placement: motor installed under the discharge belt in a compartment containing hydraulic components
• Propulsion: paddle-wheel propellers
• Surface treatment: sandblasted and painted
• Customization: vessels modified per client requirements; optional anti-pollution systems (barrier rollers, skimmers, recoil systems, etc.)
• Optional configuration: designed for autonomous land handling with tracked undercarriage
• Certification: constructed under R.I.N.A. supervision for issuance of Certificates of Stability and Navigability