Design and Efficiency Comparison of Various Belt Type Oil Skimmers
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.4, No. 1)Publication Date: 2015-01-05
Authors : Mamta Patel;
Page : 998-1002
Keywords : Belt type oil skimmer; Function of oil skimmer; Material of oil skimmer; Design of oil skimmer;
Abstract
During the recent decade, World has witnessed big oil spillage accidents into ocean and made huge impact to the environment. Apart this, sometimes Oil is getting spillage through being the results of chronic and careless habits in the use of oil industries and oil products. It is estimated that approximately 706 million gallons of waste oil enters the ocean every year, whereas more than half of that sourced from land drainage and waste disposal. Offshore drilling& production operations and spills or leaks from ships or tankers are typically contributing less than 8 % of the total whereas routine maintenance of ships (nearly 20 %), onshore air pollution& hydrocarbon particles (about 13 %) and natural seepage from the sea floor (over 8 %). This has caused ever lasting damage to aquatic life. To separate the mixed oil from the water, industries wide various type of oil skimmers are getting used. Herewith, the objective of this project is to design and conduct efficiency studies of belt type oil skimmer by using various materialed belts. The belts absorb the oil from water which can be scooped out and collect into a vessel by providing piping arrangements. The collected oil can be reused for many purposes.
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