6) CONCLUSION

To sum up, orbital motion can be transformed into longitudinal motion by pressurizing water from the sides and bottom. This way, the ellipsoidal motion that the waves display is disturbed and the particles in the wave can no longer complete their ellipsoidal paths. This causes them to break and form a mass flow. This mass flow then can be directed into a closed bay and a circulation inside the bay would form. With this circulation the polluted water in the bay would be replaced with cleaner water from the open seas continuously.

If a hydraulically or a mechanically movable channel - that would transform the ellipsoidal motion of the waves into a mass flow and direct this mass flow into the bay – is built on a bay, the best possible set up of the channel can be prepared and thus the maximum discharge can be obtained.

As it had been calculated, if a stable channel of width 100m and a height of 0.2m is built on the False Neck of the Marmaris Bay it would dispatch 300 times the volume of the water in Marmaris Bay into the bay in a year from outer seas. According to the numerical models, this amount of water input would clean most of the 100% polluted bay in less than three days.

However this amount current would create a flow inside the bay that reaches to 1 m/s. Because this much current can be harmful to the sea vehicles and living things inside the bay, the current can be reduced by narrowing the channel.

Furthermore, electric turbines may be built over the channel, which would enable the production of electricity by using the mass flow on the channel. The produced electricity can be supplied to the nearby living places and thus the channel would not only clean the bay but it would also supply electricity.

This procedure is a prime example of clean and free technology and it can also be applied to many other closed bays all around the world.