Oil spill dispersant

Specifications

Oil spill dispersant utilizes the molecular interaction principle to pull apart oil spills from the state of aggregation to the smaller oil-water emulsion in the molecular state to make the oil spills on the water surface uniformly dispersed into the water system, so as to eliminate the oil spill pollution on the water surface.

This product can be widely used in waters of seas, harbours, oil ports, wharfs and other site where there are oil spill to be disposed of. It is particularly suitable for the open water system and on the occasion where the sea conditions is rough, oil spills cannot be recovered, or the oil spills is too thin to recover. This product can best treat the oil spills with their viscosity ranging from0-10000 cst. It is suitable for dispersing oil spills with low and medium viscosity.

Oil spill dispersants are controversial because unlike traditional cleanup techniques, where booms and skimmers are used in attempts to remove oil altogether from the water's surface, dispersants do not reduce the total amount of oil entering the sea. They can, however, dissolve a slick before it reaches the shoreline, where the oil smears birds and marine mammals and turns beaches and coastal wetlands black. The chemical agents used as dispersants work by reducing the tension between oil and water, thereby enhancing the natural process of dispersion that takes place when waves mix large numbers of small oil droplets into the water beneath a spill.