Appropriate recovery techniques
Seaborne recovery of oil binders will be realized by newly developed netbooms that accumulate the binders to a replaceable netbag, which will be removed to a seagoing barge or roofless containers on board of a ship. The use of nets instead of non-permeable booms has many hydrodynamic advantages and extends the use of the system to harsh sea state conditions with high waves and strong currents. If it is still not possible to collect the binders at sea, they will be recovered after they have been washed ashore. The oil stays in the binder while they are tugged by the booms, also hydrodynamic loads (breaking waves) does not lead to a release of oil. When the binders reach the shore they will be collected with common vacuum technologies mounted on beach going vessels. After the collection they will be burned in waste burning facilities.
Seaborne recovery with the newly developed netboom during a Research cruise in 2013.
Project Partner:
SEABORNE RECOVERY
Universität Rostock
Chair for Maritime Technologies
Contact:
Prof. Dr. - Ing. Mathias Paschen
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Dipl.-Ing. Christian Semlow
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ONSHORE RECOVERY
Universität Rostock
Chair for Geotechnics and Coastal Engineering
Contact:
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Fokke Saathoff (Chair & Project Leader)
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Dr. Martin Powilleit (Project coordinator)
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MSc. Marcus Siewert (Scientist)
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