2004
DOI: 10.1016/j.jhazmat.2004.02.054
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Oil spills debris clean up by thermal desorption

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“…Nevertheless, processes available for spills clean-up and mitigation are yet of limited recovery efficiency or have unaffordable energetic demands. Many approaches have been used to clean up the oil, e.g., by mechanical recovery [1], applied heat as in situ burning [2] or thermal desorption [3], using superhydrophobic materials [4]. Other authors [5] investigated the effectiveness of absorbent materials in the clean-up processes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, processes available for spills clean-up and mitigation are yet of limited recovery efficiency or have unaffordable energetic demands. Many approaches have been used to clean up the oil, e.g., by mechanical recovery [1], applied heat as in situ burning [2] or thermal desorption [3], using superhydrophobic materials [4]. Other authors [5] investigated the effectiveness of absorbent materials in the clean-up processes.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, in terms of frictional performance, the low viscosity oil (pure canola) seems to provoke continued rubbing against the stainless steel. The low viscosity oil can help to reduce the heat on the interface and wash out the debris [49,50].…”
Section: Scanning Electron Microscopy Observationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Así como ha aumentado la producción, han aumentado los pasivos ambientales generados por esta industria y han provocado históricamente la contaminación de suelos, napas y cursos de agua superficiales, situación que, en estos tiempos aún continúa, sea por falta o fallas en el mantenimiento, por descuidos, inclemencias climáticas o vandalismo. Si bien, tradicionalmente la eliminación de este tipo de contaminantes se ha realizado utilizando metodologías que involucran tratamientos físicos o químicos, (Araruna et al, 2004), éstos no han sido suficientes ya que no se han reparado en su mayoría los sitios con contaminación histórica, así es que, hace ya algunos años se han sumado los procesos biotecnológicos, que sustituyen o complementan los sistemas tradicionales. Los procesos biotecnológicos utilizados en general implican el retiro del material de la zona de incumbencia para tratarlos en repositorios donde se mezclan con suelos contaminados de otros sectores y con otros hidrocarburos de forma ex-situ (Benavides López de Mesa et al, 2006).…”
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