Growing concerns over the risk of accidental releases of oil into the marine environment
have emphasized our need to improve both oil spill preparedness and response strategies …

Efficient on-site treatment technology is crucial for mitigating marine oily wastewater
pollution. This work investigates the ozone (O 3), ultraviolet (UV)/O 3, UV/O 3/persulfate (PS) …

The emerging demand for the enhancement of biodegradation of persistent organic
pollutants from marine oil spills using oil-treating agents to minimize the environmental …

This study investigates the performance of a pilot-scale submerged hollow fiber (HF)
ultrafiltration (UF) polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) membrane filtration system for the …

The dispersion process of spilled oil is an important concern for the effective disposal of oil
spills. The dispersed oil concentration and oil droplets size distribution were studied through …

The migration of oil spills in marine environment is still not clear, especially the key
processes of submerging and floating, which is an important concern for effective disposal of …

Canadian oil spill response regulations require collection of all liquids from a response
operation, this involves many vessels and frequent trips to shore to dispose of collected …

In-situ burning is an effective method for oil spill cleanup in ice-covered areas. Although
brash ice is commonly contained in the oil spill, nearly no work has been conducted to …

A quantitative understanding of spilled oil transport in a nearshore environment is
challenging due to the complex physicochemical processes in aqueous conditions. The …

There has been an increase in marine transportation in cold regions, which in turn has led to
an increasing risk of oil spills in these areas. To better support risk assessment and pollution …