WELCOME TO SEASWIRL

A new force for cleaning coastal water

OUR CONCEPT

A spinning water filter

A ROTATIONAL SYSTEM

MADE TO MOVE ACCROSS WATER

Responsive & Adaptable

DEVELOPMENT

Reimagining the water filter

Seaswirl will be powered by renewable solar energy, via a solar cone, however alternative renewable energy sources such as wind or tidal power can be explored. The fins will be made of recycled plastic to minimise environmental impact, and together with the motor will float on water . Further research is needed to determine the exact filter type, with reverse osmosis as a potential option. Extra care is to be taken to find a filter solution that will minimise harm to important microorganisms in the water. Once the filter type is determined, a prototype can be made and tested in a university lab.

DIFFUSE COASTAL POLLUTION

A threat to marine ecosystems and human health

Farming, manufacturing, processing - the systems we rely on to sustain our lifestyle are damaging our environment and health.

The images below are from Chichester Harbour, a protected nature conservation area of international importance, with run off flowing into the harbour from the adjacent fields and sewer overflow. Though the daytime period is very busy with water vessels, the evenings and night time are potentially a suitable time to clean the water.

50%

of the world's population suffers from polluted water

8 million

plastic pieces make their way every day into the ocean

81 %

decrease in freshwater biodiversity

500

marine locations are now recorded as dead zones

Source - Geovation Diffuse Coastal Pollution Challenge , March 2022

Itchenor, Chichestor Harbour, UK August 2022

INVESTMENT & RESEARCH

Seeking collaborators - investors, researchers, experts

If you would like to become involved in the development of the Seaswirl in any capacity, either as an investor, engineer or coastal water expert please don't hesitate to reach out!

Get in Touch

We are based in London, UK

reach us via email at

info@seaswirls.com

ABOUT SEASWIRL

Seaswirl was formed during the Geovation Diffuse Pollution Challenge, in the Spring of 2022. It reached the final 4! The Seaswirl concept was created by architectural designer Alexandra Groszek and the presentation was put together by coastal engineer Kaan Adem Ozdemir.