Rope-Mop Skimmer: Waste Water Skimmer

Industrial Rope-Mop Oil Skimmer

ABASCO rope-mop oil skimmers are versatile, economical units that use an oleophilic rope mop to collect oil from surface water. The oil is then squeezed out for collection as the rope passes through the skimmer. Rope-mop skimmers offer superior recovery efficiency in medium to fairly viscous oil, unaffected by floating debris, including broken ice. The rope mop can also be used for oil containment in calm waters and light currents. ABASCO Petro Mop rope has a long wear life, even when rubbing on structures or on sandy or rocky beaches.

Q13 – Series Rope-Mop Skimmer

These are the most compact oil skimmers manufactured by ABASCO. They are engineered for long, maintenance-free operation. It is not recommended that Q-Series skimmers be mounted in an explosive atmosphere.

W26 or W29-Series Rope-Mop Skimmers

Heavy-duty, high-capacity, skid-mounted skimmers deliver high recovery rates. Call or email for more information.

T24-Series Rope-Mop Skimmers

Our most widely used boom for moderate to choppy waters. This versatile boom is very popular with oil containment contractors. All Beta versions are good for containing oil, flotsam, and

K25-Series Rope-Mop Skimmers

ABASCO K-Series lightweight oil skimmers provide economical oil recovery in accessible and remote locations. They can be installed on oil storage tanks, permanent platforms, trailers, API separators, or small boats.

Petro Mop Refills/Floating Return Pulleys

Oil adheres to Petro Mop polypropylene-rope fibers so that the oil is effectively retrieved upon contact. Once the mop is primed and worn in, contact time decreases even more and

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Case Studies

Project Overview

Construction sediments were contained within designated work zones during seismic and hydraulic upgrades at three reservoirs originally built in 1888. The project included demolition, installation of new tunnel liners, and the refurbishment or replacement of water management infrastructure. Frequent barge traffic was accommodated while maintaining water quality through the use of 9,150 feet of tapered Type 3 HD turbidity curtains.

Location

Upper & Lower Crystal Springs & San Andreas Reservoir, San Mateo County, California

Abasco Contribution

Product Design: manufacture & installation support

Project Overview

Contaminated sediments generated during hydraulic dredging were contained within multiple work zones using 3,400 feet of double-walled Type 3 HD turbidity curtains to effectively control and manage site turbidity.

Location

Northeast River

Abasco Contribution

Turbidity curtain design: manufacture and installation support

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