ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker...

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Page 1: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout

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Page 2: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 3: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 4: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout

Oil SpillsKey cleanup techniques:1. Burn – must be done in first 24 hours2. Booms3. Skimmers4. Dispersants5. Physical Cleaning

1. Manual scrubbing2. Steam cleaning

6. Chemical Cleaning7. Bioremediation – fertilizer

1. Garden variety2. Oleophilic

Page 5: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 6: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 7: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 8: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 9: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 10: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 11: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout
Page 12: ORE 330 4-Oil Spills - SOEST · Fig. 19.1 Sources of ocean oil pollution. Wind Broken tanker Oxidation in atmosphere Wind spray Evaporation Water and Atmosphere Rainfall and fallout

Oil SpillsKey cleanup techniques:1. Burn – must be done in first 24 hours2. Booms3. Skimmers4. Dispersants5. Physical Cleaning

1. Manual scrubbing2. Steam cleaning

6. Chemical Cleaning7. Bioremediation – fertilizer

1. Garden variety2. Oleophilic

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Oil SpillsPrevention8. Double Hull Tankers9. Shallow Water Hazard Surveys10. Equipment Inspection11. Training12. Tracking and Monitoring – harbor entrance control