NGO Ocean Waste Recycling Ship
mail@ocean-waste-recycling-ship.com
Ludwig – Erhard – Straße 18
20459 Hamburg Germany
Due to the population, the global demand for drinking water is increasing and the drinking water shortage that already exists in many countries will continue to worsen, which is why the production of drinking water is urgently needed.
Up to 350,000 m³ of drinking water can be produced daily on the special ship. Marine wildlife is kept at a safe distance from the inlet nozzles by ultrasonic to avoid being sucked in through the intake nozzles.
Drinking water is obtained from seawater by the reverse osmosis process. Seawater desalination plants using the conventional reverse osmosis process use only parts of the raw water and pump the majority of the seawater back into the sea with a higher salt load. With the process we have developed, we process 100% of the seawater and produce microplastic-free table salt in addition to drinking water.
Our process prevents the salt content in the oceans from increasing. If the salinity in the oceans continues to rise, marine life cannot survive.
The OWRS Water Shuttle was developed by Port Energy Logistic GmbH, Hamburg. The OWRS Water Shuttle has a rig and sails made of photovoltaic film, primarily using wind and sun/light. If there is not enough energy available, the conventional ship’s propulsion, which is fed by hydrogen, supplements the required demand.
The drinking water produced on the OWRS – Ocean Waste Recycling Ship – is transferred daily at sea to the OWRS Water Shuttle by transshipment, which carries the water to land in an environmentally friendly way.
Another variant is the transfer of drinking water via Mooring Buoys and pipelines to the water storage tanks on land. From the water storage tank farms, the drinking water reaches the local water supply infrastructure.
NGO Ocean Waste Recycling Ship
mail@ocean-waste-recycling-ship.com
Ludwig – Erhard – Straße 18
20459 Hamburg Germany
