KLEERWATER TECHNOLOGIES, LLC
Nationwide Toll-Free @ 1 - 866 - 528 - 2425
HYDRO-VAC SYSTEM
Captures and retains up to 95% of the oils, greases, fuels (gas & diesel), over 85% of the toxic heavy metals, herbicides, pesticides, fertilizers, nitrites, nitrates, etc.
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Multiple weirs process the collected water and remove any material(s) larger than 50-microns (1/3rd the diameter of a human hair).
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Aeration devices are included to increase the waterbody's oxygen levels.
TRASH - DEBRIS SYSTEM
Sitting slightly under the water, pulls water down through an opening in the top of the container, removing and retaining all manner of floating debris, i.e. plastic water bottles, cans, food wrappers, cigarette butts, algae, etc.
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Tank sizes are available from 55-Gallon sizes up to 300-Gallon sizes.
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Pumps available from 50,400 GPD up to 247,200 GPD
COMBINATION SYSTEMS
Units are coupled together and water is drawn through the Water-Vac (removing the floating debris) and then sent to the Hydro-Vac unit where the oils, greases, fuel, heavy metals, etc. are removed. An aeration unit provides additional oxygenation to the harbor waters, promoting a healthier aquatic lfe.
SIDE-SLIP SYSTEMS
Smaller, less obtrusive, modular units can place end to end to create virtually an unlimited line of defense from floating debris. Each unit occupies a space appx. 36-inches in length x 12-inches and mounts on the outboard side of the dock, eliminating any obstructions to pedestrian traffic.
SKIMMER BOAT
Equipped with a 25hp outboard motor, the boat has two 11-foot pickup booms, (extending from each side), and is equipped with two semi-trash pumps that capture and process water up to 430 GPM, that's over 206,000 Gallons Per Day !! A 300-Gallon filtration tank removes floating debris, oils, greases, fuel spills and other pollutants while filtering to a 50-micron level. Processed water is then allowed to re-enter the harbor / lake through "dump-ports" providing aeration, proven to reduce algae growth. Filtration tank can be easily maintained while on boat or removed and exchanged for a new, fresh tank.