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Pay-For-Performance Remediation at Hydrocarbon-Impacted Sites
Pay-for-performance PFP cleanups pay out a total fixed price incrementally as measurable contamination reduction is produced. PFP cleanups reward contractors for quickly and efficiently reaching cleanup goals. The State of Oklahoma implemented PFP remediation at hydrocarbon-impacted sites in October 1997. The purpose of this paper is to present several case...
Tags: Benefits, benzene, pay-for-performance, cleanup, monitoring, performance
White papers 2002-10-04

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Research and Markets: China PA Industry
DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/53c858/china_pa_phthalic) has announced the addition of the "China PA Phthalic Anhydride Industry " report to their offering. Benzene anhydride: PA for short, also known as phthalic anhydride Appearance: white flake or crystalline powder; white flake or crystal powder tinged with...
Articles 2008-07-16
Information Update/REMINDER: Health Canada Survey Reconfirms Canadians Are Not at Risk from Benzene Levels in Soft Drinks
Health Canada has completed a follow-up survey of soft drinks and reconfirms that the benzene levels in these products do not represent a risk to the public. Health Canada's study was conducted in 2007 and is a follow-up to a soft drink survey done in 2006 which found that levels...
Articles 2008-06-30
Prestigious Legal 500 Legal Directory Again Recognizes Baron & Budd as a Leading Mass Tort/Class Action Firm in the United States
DALLAS, June 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Dallas-based Baron & Budd, P.C. has again been selected by The Legal 500 (http://www.legal500.com/) as one of the country's premier law firms in mass tort claims and class action litigation for the firm's work on toxic tort claims. The directory describes mass tort...
Articles 2008-06-30
Information Update: Health Canada Survey Reconfirms Canadians Are Not at Risk from Benzene Levels in Soft Drinks
Health Canada has completed a follow-up survey of soft drinks and reconfirms that the benzene levels in these products do not represent a risk to the public. Health Canada's study was conducted in 2007 and is a follow-up to a soft drink survey done in 2006 which found that levels...
Articles 2008-06-27
BJAC installs JetAir cabin air quality solution
AIRLINE INDUSTRY INFORMATION-C1997-2008 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD BJAC Services, a provider of completion management services and aviation products, has reported its first installation of the JetAir Bio-Protection System BPS from Air Data Inc. The JetAir BPS was successfully installed and tested on a Bombardier Global aircraft. ...
Articles 2008-06-18
BJAC Has Installed its First Bio-Protection System by Air Data
BJAC Services proudly announces it has successfully installed and tested its first Bio-Protection system by Air Data , on a Bombardier Global aircraft. The Jet AirTM BPS provides a quantum leap in airplane air purity, providing protection for passengers and crew that is non-existent with conventional filters on...
Articles 2008-06-17
JORDAN: DEMAND FOR SMALL-ENGINE CARS ROSE BY 40%.
According to Al-Ghad newspaper (June 4, 2008), Mr. Nabill Rumman, President of the Association of Investors in Free Zones, said that the demand for benzene-powered small engine cars in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan has recently jumped by 40%. Mr. Rumman related this demand increase to...
Articles 2008-06-05
RAE Systems Introduces Next Generation Photoionization Detector for Compound-Specific Applications
RAE Systems Inc. (AMEX: RAE), a leader indelivering innovative sensor solutions to serve industrial, energy,environmental and government safety markets worldwide, today introduced theUltraRAE 3000, the next generation photoionization detector PID forcompound-specific gas monitoring. It is being shown for the first time atthe American Industrial Hygiene Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota atbooth...
Articles 2008-06-02
Jury Returns Verdict of $8,000,000 for Exxon Seaman Reports Lead Counsel Chaffin & Stiles Law Firm
A San Francisco jury awarded an $8,000,000verdict yesterday to a 17-year employee of Seariver Maritime, Inc. and itspredecessor, Exxon Shipping Co. The employee developed kidney cancer as aresult of the unsafe working conditions provided by the companies. The twelve-person jury found that the plaintiff, Mack Shelby of RockSprings, Georgia, was...
Articles 2008-05-15
JORDAN: BENZENE IMPORTS WITHDREW BY 16%.
According to Al-Ghad newspaper (May 13, 2008), the Jordanian General Statistics Department reported that the value of Jordan's benzene imports has withdrawn to JD 17.9 million in the first quarter of 2008, down from JD 21.3 million in the corresponding period of last year, a decrease...
Articles 2008-05-14
UOP Technology Selected by ONGC Mangalore Petrochemicals Ltd. for New Aromatics Complex in India
Complex to produce 1.175 million metric tons per year of high purity aromatics making it the largest petrochemical plant in southern India DES PLAINES, Ill. -- UOP LLC, a Honeywell (NYSE: HON) company, announced today that ONGC Mangalore and Petrochemicals Ltd. has selected UOP to supply technology, basic...
Articles 2008-04-29
EPA Considering Benzene Alkylation as Allowable Benzene Control Technology
The U.S. EPA is considering adding benzene alkylation to a list of benzene control technologies that refiners can employ to generate early benzene credits. The benzene control technologies are so refiners can comply with the Mobile Source Air Toxics rule (MSAT2), which states that refiners and importers of gasoline...
Articles 2008-03-24
Simulation Software From Invensys Process Systems Helps Silver Eagle Refining to Meet EPA MSAT Benzene Emission Regulations
Invensys Process Systems, a leading provider ofasset performance management solutions, and Silver Eagle Refining Inc., anindependent Rocky Mountain area Independent Petroleum Refiner located inWoods Cross, Utah, have successfully applied simulation software in meeting upcoming EnvironmentalProtection Agency EPA Mobile Source Air Toxics MSAT requirements forbenzene emissions. An engineering...
Articles 2008-03-17
LEBANON: IMPORTS FROM EGYPT VALUED.
According to Assafir newspaper (March 5, 2008), Dr. Ayman A. Osman, Commercial Atache at the Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Lebanon, said that the volume of Egypt's exports to Lebanon amounted to $175.4 million in 2007. Egypt is the 6th largest exporter country...
Articles 2008-03-06
Safe Handling of Heat-Transfer Fluids
Options abound, but operators need to balance performance and safety considerations. Each heat-transfer fluid has a particular chemical makeup, and associated performance profile, that makes it more or less suitable for a given chemical processing application. The most common organic heat-transfer fluids fall into two categories: ...
Articles 2008-03-01
Kirk-Othmer separation technology, 2d ed.; 2v
Kirk-Othmer separation technology, 2d ed.; 2v. Wiley-Interscience 2008 2514 pages $525.00 Hardcover TP156 Separation is a fundamental operation of industrial chemical processes and as such is a significant component of required capital investment and operating costs...
Articles 2008-03-01
Green the air: banish pollutants from your home with some simple potted plants
COMMON HOUSEPLANTS like ferns, palms, and lilies can do wondrous things: They remind us of nature, they add color and texture, they help us feel more relaxed and grounded--and best of all, they pull pollutants out of the air. The humble fern's ability to combat indoor air pollution...
Articles 2008-03-01
Novel aromatic species containing group 14 atoms
Abstract: The dianions of tetraphenylsilole and tetraphenylgermole behave as aromatic species, as shown by the equalization of C-C bond lengths in these rings and by nucleus-independent chemical shift NICS calculations. Similarly, the dianions of 9-silafluorene and 9-germafluorene are aromatic. In the latter species, the heteroatom five-membered rings are more aromatic...
Articles 2008-03-01
Gr-6. Aromatic rings and other types of electron delocalization
Standard chemical structure diagrams imply a valence-bond interpretation, with two electrons localized in the general vicinity of a single bond, four electrons near a double bond, and six electrons near a triple bond. It is well known that the physical reality is not that simple, and that many molecules exhibit...
Articles 2008-02-01
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