Some interesting photos of ship salvage

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Dee

Interesting

Humungus wrote:

Cutting up the tricolour & raising her. Video up the top also if anyone is interested in seeing it cut underwater (looks a slow process)

I'm wondering how they plan to dispose of the cars in an environmentally friendly manner:):

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DoctorIt

that is pretty amazing. wow. cutting right through a giant ship engine!! :uhoh

and yes, we are damn messy. the only way to clean that stuff up is to basically put in what is a special "soap" chemical that will adhere to as much of the oil/fuel as possible. It can help, but you can be damn sure nothing living will pass through that area for some time.

Art Scott

Dee wrote:

I'm wondering how they plan to dispose of the cars in an environmentally friendly manner:):

one of the ways to safely [enviromentally speaking] scrap out the cars will be to actually separate the metals in the cars and to sell that scrap to various foundry's for the making of cast car parts....such as engine heads, blocks..etc......the lower grade metals can be used to make manhole covers and such also....

The europeans are great at not wasting. They have a much better recycling program that we do (at least here in Ks, I cannot speak for the rest of the country ).