VESCO puts into operation sand screening and beach trash separation vehicles and street sweeping and vacuuming vehicles

The sand screening, trash separation, and beach cleaning vehicle invested by VESCO Company has officially operated in the Bai Sau area since the evening of August 31.

As a destination that attracts thousands of visitors every day, especially during the September 2nd holiday this year when the Thuy Van road renovation project was completed and welcoming visitors; therefore, Bai Sau is always under great pressure from ocean waste and waste from tourism and beach activities of tourists, from plastic bottles, nylon bags, ice cream sticks, leaves, even water hyacinth, coconut shells, wood chips... The locality has spent a lot of time, effort, and mobilized hundreds of people to clean up.

Sand is screened and separated thoroughly, including small trash.

Joining hands with Vung Tau ward to build a green - clean - beautiful tourist destination, VESCO Company has invested in sand screening, garbage separation, and beach cleaning vehicles with a weight of up to 1,800kg, a garbage bin capacity of 3,000 liters, a cleaning width of 214cm, a cleaning depth of 15cm... The vehicle has a working capacity of up to 3.3ha/hour.

The beach is clean when the sand screening and trash separation vehicles pass by.

During operation, sand and waste are rolled up into the machine, then clean sand is spread evenly back onto the surface of the beach, while waste is collected into the storage compartment. In particular, the vehicle is capable of cleaning sand effectively; handling all types of waste such as broken glass, plastic, syringes, cigarette butts, cans, rocks, seaweed and even small pieces of wood...

Street sweepers and vacuum cleaners clean Thuy Van Street at 0:00 on September 1.

It is known that the vehicle will operate from 10pm to 4am the next morning. After each screening, the sand will be clean and flat, all the trash will be filtered out and put into the bin and then gathered for classification.

Vung Tau Ward People's Committee assessed that the application of automatic sand screening technology at Bai Sau is an important step forward in cleaning the marine environment, contributing to saving manpower, reducing waste treatment costs, and at the same time enhancing the image of local tourism.

On the same day, VESCO Company also officially put into operation 2 street sweepers, vacuum cleaners for the coastal embankment area and internal park roads.

These are specialized vehicles designed to sweep, collect and vacuum various types of trash, dust, leaves, sand, gravel and other objects on the road surface. Street sweepers can operate at different speeds, from slow to fast, depending on the level of pollution and the requirements of the job. Depending on the area and area to be swept, VESCO Company uses vehicles of different sizes, weights and capacities to operate.

Small street sweeper and vacuum cleaner for convenient movement and operation in coastal areas and internal roads in parks.

The vacuum street sweeper is a product that helps clean the environment by using the vehicle's broom system with a small water nozzle. When the vehicle is operating, the system will automatically spray water, the broom rotates continuously to collect sand and dust into the wiper blades arranged along both sides of the vehicle. After the sand and dust are collected into the wiper blades, the suction pipe system located at the end of the vehicle will suck the sand, dust and small trash into the tank from the wiper blades through the suction mouth, cleaning the road surface.

Mr. Phan Xuan Huan, General Director of VESCO Company, said that the entire investment cost for sand screening, garbage separation, beach cleaning, street sweeping and vacuuming vehicles was invested by the company. This demonstrates the company's sense of responsibility to the community, contributing with the local government to preserve the environment, building a green and sustainable tourism brand for Vung Tau.

QUANG VU

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/vesco-dua-vao-van-hanh-xe-sang-cat-tach-rac-bai-bien-va-xe-quet-duong-hut-bui-post811191.html