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Hydro-Fire
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Fire Boom Ceramic flotation Protective use. |
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Burning of Off Shore Spills Technical paper by Alan A. Allen |
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Boom Users Alaska Clean Seas Alaska Clean Seas-Prudhoe Bay Alyeska-for C.I.R.O. Alyeska Pipeline-Alaska Alyeska-Prudhoe Bay Alyeska-Valdez AMOCO-Denver/Tuktoyuktuk NWT ARCO-C.I.D.S. Platform ARCO-Prudhoe Bay Ashland Exploration-Nigeria Aviero Port Authority-Portugal BP-Prudhoe Bay Burlington Environmental-Anchorage (stock) |
Burlington Environmental-Scattle (stock) C.I.S.P.R.I.-Kenai, Alaska Cook Inlet Response Organization-Keani, Alaska Ergon Environmental-Germany Foss Environmental-Alaska Foss Environmental-China Gulf Canada-Canadian Beaufort OMI, LTD-Algeria OMI, LTD-Tunis Phillips Petroleum-China Shell Western-Responder Barge Sumitomo 3M-Japan US Navy-Supsalv-USA |
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Elastec/American
Marine:
1309 West Main, Carmi, IL 62821 USA |
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Elastec/American
Marine is the largest manufacturer of oil spill equipment in the United
States providing equipment to more than 40 countries around the world.
Elastec/American Marine is also a leader in the design and manufacture
of fire boom. In the mid 1980's we designed the first commercial Fireboom
available capable of containing burning oil at 2000° F. This was the
first (practical and successful) boom that allowed in-situ burning of
oil spills on water. With more than decade of experience, Elastec/American
Marine is the only company in the world with fire boom that has been used
successfully during actual, at sea, in-situ burns of crude oil. The burns,
include a test burn off the coast of Spitsbergen, Norway (1988), spillage
from Exxon Valdez (1989) involvement with experimental burns off Newfoundland,
Canada (1993) United Kingdom Southampton test burn (1996). To date we
have sold more 37,000 feet of fireboom to customers around the world.
