A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic
A program to investigate the behavior of oil spills in the Arctic was conducted off the northern coast of Alaska. Numerous small oil spills were made to obtain data on the following subjects: the spreading behavior of crude oil on ice and water surfaces; the interaction characteristics of crude oil...
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ftdtic:AD0717142 2023-05-15T14:49:41+02:00 A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic Glaeser, John L. Vance, George P. COAST GUARD WASHINGTON DC APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIV 1971-02 text/html http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0717142 http://oai.dtic.mil/oai/oai?&verb=getRecord&metadataPrefix=html&identifier=AD0717142 en eng http://www.dtic.mil/docs/citations/AD0717142 Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited. DTIC AND NTIS Water Pollution and Control *WATER POLLUTION *OILS *ARCTIC REGIONS CONTROL REMOVAL AGING(MATERIALS) VISCOSITY STRAW PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ICE ADSORPTION WIND COMBUSTION *CONTROL *POLLUTION ABATEMENT Text 1971 ftdtic 2016-02-22T03:19:32Z A program to investigate the behavior of oil spills in the Arctic was conducted off the northern coast of Alaska. Numerous small oil spills were made to obtain data on the following subjects: the spreading behavior of crude oil on ice and water surfaces; the interaction characteristics of crude oil with ice; the aging characteristics of crude oil which has been spilled on ice, on water, and under ice; and the effectiveness of burning and adsorption as methods of removal. Both Prudhoe Bay ('Sag' River) crude oil and diesel fuel were used in the test program. Results quantify spreading and interaction characteristics in addition to presenting qualitative information on each area of interest. Promise is shown for both burning and absorption as methods of oil removal in the summer. Data is presented on both the physical and chemical characteristics of aged crude oil. Text Arctic Prudhoe Bay Alaska Defense Technical Information Center: DTIC Technical Reports database Arctic |
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Water Pollution and Control *WATER POLLUTION *OILS *ARCTIC REGIONS CONTROL REMOVAL AGING(MATERIALS) VISCOSITY STRAW PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ICE ADSORPTION WIND COMBUSTION *CONTROL *POLLUTION ABATEMENT |
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Water Pollution and Control *WATER POLLUTION *OILS *ARCTIC REGIONS CONTROL REMOVAL AGING(MATERIALS) VISCOSITY STRAW PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ICE ADSORPTION WIND COMBUSTION *CONTROL *POLLUTION ABATEMENT Glaeser, John L. Vance, George P. A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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Water Pollution and Control *WATER POLLUTION *OILS *ARCTIC REGIONS CONTROL REMOVAL AGING(MATERIALS) VISCOSITY STRAW PETROLEUM PRODUCTS ICE ADSORPTION WIND COMBUSTION *CONTROL *POLLUTION ABATEMENT |
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A program to investigate the behavior of oil spills in the Arctic was conducted off the northern coast of Alaska. Numerous small oil spills were made to obtain data on the following subjects: the spreading behavior of crude oil on ice and water surfaces; the interaction characteristics of crude oil with ice; the aging characteristics of crude oil which has been spilled on ice, on water, and under ice; and the effectiveness of burning and adsorption as methods of removal. Both Prudhoe Bay ('Sag' River) crude oil and diesel fuel were used in the test program. Results quantify spreading and interaction characteristics in addition to presenting qualitative information on each area of interest. Promise is shown for both burning and absorption as methods of oil removal in the summer. Data is presented on both the physical and chemical characteristics of aged crude oil. |
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COAST GUARD WASHINGTON DC APPLIED TECHNOLOGY DIV |
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Glaeser, John L. Vance, George P. |
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A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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A Study of the Behavior of Oil Spills in the Arctic |
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study of the behavior of oil spills in the arctic |
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