A marine terminal containment headacheDamage to the membrane for containing oil from a storage tank spill at the Valdez Marine Terminal raises concerns and questions ALAN BAILEY Petroleum News
The 14 large crude oil storage tanks in the east tank farm at the Valdez Marine Terminal sit in basin-like enclosures lined with impervious material, designed as secondary oil containment, should a tank develop a leak. The idea is to hold any spilled oil for a sufficient time to enable responders to....
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