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STRUCTURE CONTAINING A WATER BODY LARGER THAN 15,000 M³ FOR RECREATIONAL USE
The present invention relates to a suction device for cleaning the bottoms of a structure able to contain a water body larger than 15,000 m3, such as lakes or artificial lagoons, for recreational use with excellent color, transparency and cleanness properties at low cost, said device operating by suctioning dirt through a pumping system of said structure, wherein said device comprises a structuring frame, a covering carcass with coupling means to be coupled to the pumping system, rolling means for continuous displacement over the surface to be cleaned and cleaning means consisting of a suction line and a brush line to remove the material to be cleaned.
STRUCTURE CONTAINING A WATER BODY LARGER THAN 15,000 M³ FOR RECREATIONAL USE
The present invention relates to a suction device for cleaning the bottoms of a structure able to contain a water body larger than 15,000 m3, such as lakes or artificial lagoons, for recreational use with excellent color, transparency and cleanness properties at low cost, said device operating by suctioning dirt through a pumping system of said structure, wherein said device comprises a structuring frame, a covering carcass with coupling means to be coupled to the pumping system, rolling means for continuous displacement over the surface to be cleaned and cleaning means consisting of a suction line and a brush line to remove the material to be cleaned.
STRUCTURE CONTAINING A WATER BODY LARGER THAN 15,000 M³ FOR RECREATIONAL USE
EINEN WASSERKÖRPER ZU BADEZWECKEN VON GRÖSSER ALS 15.000 M3 AUFNEHMENDE STRUKTUR
STRUCTURE CONTENANT UN PLAN D'EAU SUPÉRIEUR À 15 000 M3 POUR USAGE RÉCRÉATIF
FISCHMANN T FERNANDO (author)
2020-10-14
Patent
Electronic Resource
English
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