Solid waste disposal issues on offshore oil platforms (offshore vessels)

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This post was last edited by 18 on 2009-5-6 22:41. Offshore oil platforms are the places where oil workers live and work. As a result, a large amount of household waste is generated every day; some of it can be thrown directly into the sea, such as vegetable leaves. But most of it has to be taken back to the mainland for further processing! Offshore oil platforms have limited space, and waste cannot be left anywhere; untreated waste takes up a lot of space, causing many difficulties for personnel in their work and daily life. What if it’s processed?

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