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Hajóbontás Törökországban

2020. október 05. 12:46

Törökország, óceánjárók újrahasznosítása, hajóbontás

IZMIR, TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 30: A ship recycler uses metal melter at a breaking yard in Izmir, Turkey on September 30, 2020. Hundreds of giant ships, serving many different uses from dry cargo ships to tankers, from warships to floating hotels, are brought to the economy in the ship recycling zone in Aliaga after completing their lives. Materials extracted by experts from giant ships in their field are sorted. The ship breaking process starts from the bow and ends with the stern. At the end of the breaking process, which lasts an average of 6 months, not a single "scrap" remains from the giant ships. Mehmet Emin Menguarslan / Anadolu Agency

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IZMIR, TURKEY - SEPTEMBER 30: A drone photo shows beached ships at a breaking yard in Izmir, Turkey on September 30, 2020. Hundreds of giant ships, serving many different uses from dry cargo ships to tankers, from warships to floating hotels, are brought to the economy in the ship recycling zone in Aliaga after completing their lives. Materials extracted by experts from giant ships are sorted. The ship breaking process starts from the bow and ends with the stern. At the end of the breaking process, which lasts an average of 6 months, not a single "scrap" remains from the giant ships. Mehmet Emin Menguarslan / Anadolu Agency