Posted by Bill Litwin on Tue, Aug 03, 2010 @ 09:33 AM
Although it seems like the BP well is finally under control and no longer leaking into the gulf, there is still a massive task ahead to clean up the oil that has washed into the shallow water regions along the Gulf. Guardian's exclusive "Blanket-Boom" products are specifically designed to absorb and permanently contain the thin film of oil that always remains even after the skimmers are done. SheenGuard blanket- booms have a much larger surface area for absorbtion than round booms. In fact on a per foot calculation, a 24" section will have the same surface area as 8, 24" sections of 5" sorbent booms at a cost of about $2.00 per foot, about 28% cost saving. More importantly, SheenGuard blanket booms are filled with PetroGuard D that permanently solidifies the oil and will not allow the oil to leach or leak back into the water. They can be left in place for long periods of time where sheens are present.
Pillows are clipped together to form the blanket and is the ideal situation for backwater areas.Contact Guardian Environmental Technologies at info@guardianenvironmental.com or call 860 350 2200.
Posted by Bill Litwin on Sat, Jun 12, 2010 @ 12:20 PM
PetroGuard is probably one of the easiest and quickest EPA approved solutions to at least part of the problem. Oil that has made its way into the calmer inland waters and shore areas could be easily and quickly treated with PetroGuard which would instantly absorb and solidify any oil it comes in contact with. Why is solidification important? Because once absorbed, the oil becomes a solid rubber matrix that will never again release oil, even under pressure. See our
video of how PetroGuard quickly and permanently turns crude oil into a manageable solid. This solidified oil can then be collected and disposed of safely and cheaply. Why will BP not pay attention?
Posted by Bill Litwin on Tue, May 04, 2010 @ 02:48 PM
Because of the intense pressure of the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf, Government agencies are apparently operating without a clear plan. BP appears to be in control of the process of evaluating offers from small companies for their particular technologies. But the companies that are in this boat are trying all means to cut through the bureacracies to get our ideas in front of the right people. There is a wealth of entrepreneurial talent out there. Somebody needs to take notice.
Our offer of PetroGuard solidifying absorbent could make a significant contribution in the efforts to clean up the oil spill.
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