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oadway. A tractor trailer truck with a damaged saddle tank spilled 75+ gallons of diesel on frontage road of I-35 in Oklahoma City. The diesel was pooled around the truck and pooled in the street. Within the main pooled areas, Oil Solutions Absorbent polymer was liberally applied to contain the spill. Once the saddle tank was plugged and the truck was towed off, Boomer Environmental brushed the Oil Solutions Absorbent into the spill areas and applied a total of 80 pounds of product. After allowing the Oil Solutions Absorbent to absorb the diesel, the contractor swept up the residue and placed it into drums. The Oil Solutions Absorbent absorbed the entire pooled spill, but some diesel had soaked into the asphalt leaving a strong diesel odor and a slight residue. Boomer Environmental requested RTA Systems to assist with the application of the OIL SOLUTIONS™ Step 1/Step 2 additives to clean up the remaining residue and the diesel soaked asphalt... 








safety hazard as shown in Figure A1. The estimated volume of hydrocarbon was between 0.5 to 1.0 gallon of oil. One gal of OIL SOLUTIONS Step 1 was poured over the area and brushed with a floor broom to emulsify the oil. One gal of OIL SOLUTIONS Step 2 additive was poured on the area with mixing. Micro encapsulation occurred immediately. The solid material was transferred to a container. A paper towel blot test indicated total remediation and encapsulation of the oil, because there was no free oil remaining to stain the towel. Micro encapsulation was confirmed with the laboratory analysis of the TCLP extract for TPH was non-detectable. The surface dried leaving a small amount of powdery residue. The safety issues were resolved and no oil sheens remained or were observed. After pressure washing, the surface dried to a very clean condition as shown in Figure A2. 


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1. An oil spill on cement, 2. Add OIL SOLUTIONS Step 1 Additive, 3. Brush to emulsify OIL SOLUTIONS Step 1 and oil, 4. Add an equal amount of OIL SOLUTIONS Step 2, 5. Brush the mixture to microencapsulate, 6. Brush the sand-like microencapsulated oil into a dustpan, 6. After drying, observe the clean floor |
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A TCLP extraction followed by analysis for TPH indicated less than 1 ppm (parts per million) extractable TPH in the micro encapsulated sample. A similar test with standard Type F hydraulic oil resulted in less than 7 ppm leachable TPH. |
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