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Sign upBio-inspired floating screen to prevent evaporation of volatile liquids
Bio-inspired floating screen to prevent evaporation of volatile liquids
The technology uses biomimetic of duckweeds that cover water ponds. By covering the surface of the ponds by these plants' leaves, the duckweeds suppress the liquid-air interface area, avoiding the pond's dryness in summer, then keeping the duckweeds alive. Inspired by this natural phenomenon, ERIS is a floating roof made of independent floats. These floats collaborate with each other, leading to a continuous layer on top of liquids to prevent evaporation. Specific materials have been developed to be compliant with the use in an explosive environment (Atex certification) and with long contact with agressive fluids such as bases, acids, aromatics, or fuels. With ERIS, no more on-site assembly is required.
elbé petro S.A.S.
Providing innovative and effective solutions to reduce volatile organic compounds émissions
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