Trash interceptor
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A trash interceptor is a device in a river to collect and remove floating debris – before the debris flows out into a harbor, for instance.
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River Thames passive debris collector
There are several passive debris collectors (PDCs) on the River Thames in London, including one by the Houses of Parliament. Unlike Baltimore's Mr. Trash Wheel they are totally passive and any debris collected by them must be lifted out by the use of a crane-equipped boat.[1]
See also
- Bubble curtain – used to reduce liquid or debris floating on the surface from spreading
- The Ocean Cleanup – nonprofit environment organization building interceptors for 1,000 rivers
References
- ^ Cleaner Thames – Port of London Authority passive debris collector takes on Thames litter on YouTube, Nov 30, 2015