An offshore rig mounts a spill collector beneath the flare boom burner nozzle to capture condensate and prevent sea pollution during continuous operations.
A vortex separator uses a perforated inclined skirt to guide settling substances onto the sediment chamber floor.
A sepiolite clay layer isolates aquatic pollutants by forming a stable, impermeable barrier that absorbs contaminants.
A water waste collection funnel uses a vertical suction pipe and pressure jet to create a flow gradient for separating debris.
A bioretention vault integrates top and bottom weirs to route excess storm water through an internal bypass channel.
A modular stormwater management system uses subsurface flow wetlands to remove pollutants and control discharge rates.