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I assume this can only work for outflows near a road in order to provide access to the machinery. Outflows in forests, and at the foot of cliffs might go uncapt
by zeristor 7y ago
I assume this can only work for outflows near a road in order to provide access to the machinery. Outflows in forests, and at the foot of cliffs might go uncaptured, but its a good stab at a solution.
In the Thames they have flotsam collectors that rubbish ends up as the tide tos and fros along the river, it's called a passive driftwood collector:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7YJXNfJwdg https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n7YJXNfJwdg
- jspash 7y agoI noticed this one a few weeks back when I was at the shops. There seemed to be a weird crane-line contraption hidden in the woods where I knew there was a creek or canal. Thinking it had something to do with canal boats I wanted to have a closer look. https://goo.gl/maps/FuXrmR7TFRmm4r1r5 https://goo.gl/maps/FuXrmR7TFRmm4r1r5 It's very much like those carnival crane games where you try to lift a prize out of a glass box. I'm not sure how often it's emptied, but at the time it was full of rubbish. Seeing as a city reservoir is not far away I can understand why they would want to filter as much as possible before it floats that way.