Abstract
A vessel for removing pollutants from the surface of water consists of wings extending transversally from the axis of the vessel. The wings are partially immersed in the water and are arranged at an angle, so that when the vessel is in motion, the oil is driven over the upper edge of the wing into a separation chamber. The chamber has a circular cross section and ends in an opening in the hull of the ship, where the polluting oil is collected. The opening and the channel have such a shape that the mixture of water and pollutant enters the opening in a turbulent stream. (8 claims)
Citation Formats
Cornelissen, J.
Vehicle for removing pollutants, especially oil, from the surface of waters.
Germany: N. p.,
1968.
Web.
Cornelissen, J.
Vehicle for removing pollutants, especially oil, from the surface of waters.
Germany.
Cornelissen, J.
1968.
"Vehicle for removing pollutants, especially oil, from the surface of waters."
Germany.
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title = {Vehicle for removing pollutants, especially oil, from the surface of waters}
author = {Cornelissen, J}
abstractNote = {A vessel for removing pollutants from the surface of water consists of wings extending transversally from the axis of the vessel. The wings are partially immersed in the water and are arranged at an angle, so that when the vessel is in motion, the oil is driven over the upper edge of the wing into a separation chamber. The chamber has a circular cross section and ends in an opening in the hull of the ship, where the polluting oil is collected. The opening and the channel have such a shape that the mixture of water and pollutant enters the opening in a turbulent stream. (8 claims)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1968}
month = {Nov}
}
title = {Vehicle for removing pollutants, especially oil, from the surface of waters}
author = {Cornelissen, J}
abstractNote = {A vessel for removing pollutants from the surface of water consists of wings extending transversally from the axis of the vessel. The wings are partially immersed in the water and are arranged at an angle, so that when the vessel is in motion, the oil is driven over the upper edge of the wing into a separation chamber. The chamber has a circular cross section and ends in an opening in the hull of the ship, where the polluting oil is collected. The opening and the channel have such a shape that the mixture of water and pollutant enters the opening in a turbulent stream. (8 claims)}
place = {Germany}
year = {1968}
month = {Nov}
}