In-situ burn capability is an important spill response tool that may be utilized in a large scale response. The ability to burn oil can help optimize the use of marine assets to encounter oil that can be either burned or skimmed depending on the response strategies employed.
Types of In-Situ Burn
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Fire-resistant Boom - Hydro Boom
Hydro Boom is a made of a fire-resistant fabric. Boom sections are inflated individually by hand, using a compressor or an air blower. Water is used to cool the floatation chambers for prolonged use. Each system is 500’ in length.
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Fire-resistant Boom - Pyro Boom
Pyro Boom is a fence boom made of fire-resistant fabric and stainless steel to allow for prolonged use. Each system is 500’ in length.