Reostustõkis
Reostustõkis, often translated as pollution barrier or containment boom, is a device used to control the spread of pollutants, particularly oil, on the surface of water. These booms are typically made of buoyant material and are deployed to encircle or contain a spill, preventing it from reaching sensitive areas like shorelines, harbors, or intake structures.
The primary function of a reostustõkis is to limit the horizontal movement of floating contaminants. They act
Effective deployment and maintenance are crucial for the success of reostustõkis. They are often used in conjunction