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The remediation of oil damage on land Spill-Sorb is spread over the affected area as
quickly and evenly as possible to a sufficient depth to allow for immediate absorption.
After use the absorbent/spill mix should be swept up and containerized for removal; either
to be incinerated, land filled or land farmed.
The remediation of oil damage on standing water Spill-Sorb should be scattered across the surface of the water to a sufficient depth so as to ensure that full absorption will take place. Typically absorption times will increase by 15% over land use applications. After use the absorbent will have a tendency to form a mat windborne to the downside of the water surface, from where it can be recovered. Disposal Spill-Sorb will burn to a residue of less than 2% of its original volume. Spill-Sorb can also be land filled or land farmed into a usable compost. Spill-Sorb may be the only oil absorbent containing humic acid which aids in the biodegradation of hydrocarbons through microbial activity. As a result of its natural capillary capacity Spill-Sorb on contact absorbs hydrocarbons or other pollutants such as PCBs very quickly and encapsulates the pollutants indefinitely. Used Spill-Sorb will not leech or discharge used pollutants, making it clean and easy to handle, and has passed the Toxicity Characteristics Leaching Procedures (TCLP) test with oil. If conditions do not permit burning (yes, you can often burn the encapsulated spill right on the water), Spill-Sorb can easily be collected from the water surface by scoops or nets. Spill-Sorb can be swept up, shoveled or vacuumed after it has been used. Limited Warranty The company warrants that the composition of the product conforms to the description on the label, within recognized tolerances. No further warranty is given, expressed or implied. Limited Liability The liability of the
company’s products is limited to the replacement of the defective product or a refund
of the purchase price, at the option of the company. Under no circumstances shall the
company be responsible for any incidental or consequential damage. |
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