BP well blow out Trinidad and Tobago |
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001 British Petroleum in Trinidad and Tobago suffered a well blowout on Rocky Point.jpg |
002 B.P.'s well blowout covered a ocean water inlet as well as a pond at the end of inlet.jpg |
003 The oil was thick and covered the water as well as inland vegetation.jpg |
004 B.P.'s cleanup contractor Interchem, reacted to the well blowout by utilizing OSE II for the oil spill clean up..jpg |
006 - 2 days after Interchem applied OSE II the oil could still be seen lifting off the sand and vegetation.jpg |
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007 The oil that has lifted off the vegetation is starting to solubalize (where the oil interfac e increases).jpg |
009 The oil is still lifting from the vegetation from the B.P. well blowout.jpg |
010 The oil is still lifting from the vegetation, the oil in the water is bioremediation.jpg |
011 The oil in the water is solubulizing and starting to convert to CO2 and water.jpg |
012 The oil on the soil and vegetation is detoxified to the point that 8 days after applying OSE II new vegetation is growing.jpg |
014 10 days after applying OSE II the oil is solubalized and large pockets of CO2 bubbles are present..jpg |
015 Large pockets of CO2 is where the oil is remediated, and then you can start to see the bottom.jpg |
017 - 14 days after applying OSE II you can see the bottom.jpg |
018 Once the bacteria run out of free floating solubalized oil to convert to CO2 and water, the bacteria will then migrate to where any other oil is ac.jpg |
020 Twenty one days after applying OSE II the shoreline is clean and new vegetation is growing.jpg |