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OceanSave™ Installation at Dodges Ferry, Tasmania

Stunning views for this OceanSave™ installation at Dodges Ferry, on the outskirts of Hobart, Tasmania. The client, Sorell Council, installed an OceanSave™ – 1612 with diversion box, to help keep this pristine bay free from pollutants.

The OceanSave™ is a full capture, high-capacity gross pollutant trap designed to remove particles greater than 1mm. It has an innovative screen design and specially designed internal configuration allowing higher flows than similar technologies, whilst ensuring floatables, settleable solids and neutrally buoyant pollutants are retained without screen blinding.

Great work Jason Mart, Ocean Protect’s Tasmanian Sales Manager, and special thanks to Sorell Council along with Blackcap Group!

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