Project Description


Compressed Air ice-free Keeping
Keeping compressed air free of ice is an important module in special hydraulic engineering when avoiding ice formation on the water surface. A permanently installed hose system on the bottom of the water uses compressed air to keep the water moving and upward current. As a result, the warmer water at the bottom of the river is transported to the surface. Icing is prevented near the bubbling air.
Air bubble systems are usually arranged in a line and hold z. B. Ice-free lock gates and ensure that they keep their function without restrictions even in severe frost. Another possible application is to keep marinas free of ice in the area of the jetties.
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BENEFITS
Free pass-through for shipping
Use only when necessary
No staff required
Environmentally friendly
APPLICATION AREAS
Desalination plants
Power plants
Port facilities
Water engineering