Any spill of heavy petroleum or oil distillation products that can harm the land surface, air, or aquatic environment is considered an oil spill. Pollution from an oil spill can range from one or more gallons o...
Oil spills endanger sea birds, mammals, and a variety of fish, shellfish, sharks, and other marine animals. Oil kills warm blooded animals like otters and birds by destroying the insulating capacity of their fe...
In this article, we discuss the most common methods used to clean up oil spills at sea. So-called absorbents act like a sponge that soaks up oil. In-situ burning was used during the explosion at the Deepwater H...
Some oil stains are simply little spills or spots, whereas different concrete surfaces are more heavily contaminated. The size of the oil stain and its age will determine how difficult it’s to get rid of...
EHS stands for “Environment, Health and Safety” and for several companies, an important part of their processes is EHS management, which means the codification and practice of procedures aimed toward making cer...
Flocculation is a process where accumulated particles or deposits are withdrawn, it is basically a process of separation of a solution. The term flocculation is derived from floc, referring to the flakes of a c...
SopUp Coco absorbant is a biodegradable material made up of coco coir derived products which has absorbing properties. It is manufactured and produced by Coco Depot.
Composition by natural, coir material pulls in all kinds of hydrocarbon and water-insoluble chemicals, making cleaning safer-simpler-easier.
