Reostustõkked
Reostustõkked, also known as pollution barriers or containment booms, are temporary or permanent structures designed to prevent the spread of pollutants in water bodies. They are commonly used in marine and inland waters to control oil spills, floating debris, and other contaminants. The primary function of a reostustõkis is to contain the pollutant within a defined area, allowing for easier collection and cleanup.
These barriers are typically made from buoyant materials such as foam or inflatable sections, anchored to the
Reostustõkked play a crucial role in environmental protection by minimizing the damage caused by pollution. They