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Research and Develop a Linear Augmented Fire Boom Configuration to Increase Burn Efficiency and Reduce Emissions of the Outer Continental Shelf

Office/Division Program
OSRR
Project Number
1093
Research Performing Activity
US Army Corps of Engineers - CREEL
Research Principal Investigator
Nate Lamie
Research Contract Award Value
$510,586.00
Description

The objective of the project is to develop and test prototype technology and operational methods to significantly enhance in-situ burning and improve burner efficiencies.  The proof-of-concept will be demonstrated through lab-scale te4sting in waves with burning crude oil.  A protoype will be built by enhancing commercially available fire booms and a demonstration under realistic conditions.  The study is divided into five tasks with two series of experimental burn tests: 1) small-scale in situ brun tests; 2) design full-scale prototype of augmented fire boom; 3) modify the fire boom per the design. 
 

Latest progress update

The final report is complete and posted below.

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1093AA

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1093AA (6.95 MB)
Publication Date
2020-01-01