oil contaminated site Applications

Related terms for "oil contaminated site ": contaminated site applications , crude oil contaminated site applications

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  Rugged Mobile Technology for Contaminated Sites

  These handhelds use precise GPS information to speed cleanup of oil spill sites.

  By Handheld UK and Ireland Ltd based in Leamington Spa, UNITED KINGDOM.

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  Contaminated Soils with Diesel Fuel and Heating Oils

  Sitelab's UVF-3100D is used to test soil to help investigate and clean up sites contaminated by above ground or underground storage tanks (USTs). Soils can be analyzed for extended diesel range organics (EDRO) or extractable petroleum hydrocarbons (EPH). Results correlate well to confirmatory lab methods.

  By Sitelab Corporation based in West Newbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Odor control for remediation

  Helping others clean up the earth by clearing up brownfield remediation odors. Helping others clean up the earth by clearing up brownfield remediation odors. Brownfield remediation consists of removing large amounts of soil that have been saturated with tar, oil or other contaminating substances. Not only dangerous to handle, the disturbed soil is often infused with very unpleasant and in some cases potentially nauseous odors.

  By OMI Industries (OMI) based in Long Grove, ILLINOIS (USA).

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  PAHs in Sediment

  Sitelab's laboratory performed a 4 day site investigation testing PAHs in sediment on the West Branch Grand Calumet River in Indiana. Test data was used to fingerprint and map the river bottom contaminated with heavy crude oil.

  By Sitelab Corporation based in West Newbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Oil in Water Analysis for Flowback or Produced Water

  The amount of water used in and produced by hydraulic fracturing of shale gas wells is in the millions of gallons per well. Whether the water is going to be taken off site for disposal or reused for re-injection, the flowback or produced water needs pretreatment to remove any residual oil from the water. Waiting for remote lab results can take several days to a week. InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzers allow for oil in water testing at the well site in less than 10 minutes. The sampling requires a few simple steps that can be performed by non-technical personnel. The water is mixed with the extraction solvent, shaken, and then presented to the analyze for measurement. The same InfraCal TOG/TPH Analyzer can be used for TPH in soil if a spill or pond leak occurs to determine the contaminated area. The analyzer features: -Results in under 15 minutes -Detect levels as low as 10 ppm -Portable, rugged, lightweight, easy-to-use -Battery operable -Ideal for field or lab use

  By Spectro Scientific based in Chelmsford, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Crude Oil Applications in Canada

  Sitelab's UVF-3100D analyzer is used in Canada for sites contaminated with heavy crude oil and bitumen.

  By Sitelab Corporation based in West Newbury, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Solutions for the equipment decontamination

  BioSolve Pinkwater is used for cleaning/decontaminating tools and equipment at remediation sites, in refineries, on drilling rigs, following spill cleanup, and in industrial maintenance operations. Generally applied with standard pressure washing equipment.  Most oil and tar build-up can be washed away on contact. For more severe contamination, use of a hot water system may yield better results.

  By The BioSolve Company based in Lexington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).

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  Solutions for the aerobic bioremediation

  BioSolve Pinkwater is used to accelerate natural bioremediation of contaminated soil either on site through surface application or on land farms through application to biopiles. When Pinkwater solution is sprayed onto and aggressively mixed into contaminated soil, hydrocarbons come in contact with the strongly “lipophilic” (oil loving) surfactant. Mimicking the process by which bacteria make hydrocarbons digestible, the surfactants “solubilize” contaminates, pulling them into an aqueous phase. This greatly enhances “bioavailability” for naturally occurring hydrocarbon degrader bacteria. Bacteria are able to more rapidly consume the contaminating oil/fuel, thereby dramatically accelerating the biodegradation process.

  By The BioSolve Company based in Lexington, MASSACHUSETTS (USA).