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|definition=Flexible, elongated float to confine water areas; Thin booms, floating barrier of wood, tubular steel, rubber or plastic to shut off the harbor basin from oil, also to protect against other contaminants. | |definition=Flexible, elongated float to confine water areas.; Thin booms, floating barrier of wood, tubular steel, rubber or plastic to shut off the harbor basin from oil, also to protect against other contaminants. | ||
|name_de=Schlengel | |name_de=Schlengel | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:01, 23 October 2019
Definition
Flexible, elongated float to confine water areas.; Thin booms, floating barrier of wood, tubular steel, rubber or plastic to shut off the harbor basin from oil, also to protect against other contaminants.