Investigation of the effectiveness of absorbent materials in oil spills clean up
By C. Teas, S. Kalligeros, F. Zanikos, S. Stournas, E. Lois, G. Anastopoulos. 2001
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Subfields: Ocean Engineering, Pollution
View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/4450b61e933bc40b13c77ad24d6e7108223cddc4
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- Removal of oil from water using polyurethane foam modified with nanoclay (2015, background): “These include different types of filters [6], chemical dosing, reverse osmosis [7], gravity separation [8], ultra-filtration [9], micro-filtration [10], biological processes [10], air flotation [11], membrane bioreactor [12], chemical coagulation, electrocoagulation and electroflotation [13].”
- Advanced thermal insulation and absorption properties of recycled cellulose aerogels (2014, neutral): “However, high cost, low sorption capacity, and low decomposition after usage are main drawbacks of this technique [1–10].”