Oil pollution: British problems

Real Abilities and Problems of Laser Monitoring (in Situ) of Oil Pollution in Coastal Marine Waters

The paper summarizes results of laboratory and field experiments as well as of computer modelling obtained by the authors in 1998-2000 within the scope of their joint INTAS project, and of the Russian federal program 'Integratsiya'. It has been found that at oil pollution (OP) concentrations in water at concentrations of tens of micrograms per litre the intensity of their fluorescence band is s...

Oil pollution monitoring by SAR imagery

Russia is the first world gas producer and the second for oil. Its reserves of hydrocarbons are primarily located in the Russian North where permafrost is often present. Large oil spills occur in this area. The pipelines are subject to corrosion and cryogenic processes. The risk of rupture increases consequently. The oil spill monitoring is limited by the vastness and the frequent inaccessibili...

Lubricating Oil Pollution Detection Sensor Design

Metal abrasive particle content in lubricating oil is an important index to judge the degree of deterioration of lubricating oil. Established a spiral electrode capacitance sensor by the finite element software ANSYS, the simulation result shows that the sensor is sensitive to the content of metal abrasive particle in lubricating oil, not affect by the metal abrasive particle itself. According ...

pollution problems in human environment

since last few decades, the rapid industrialization has led to the development of many new chemicals, namely of which different kind of pesticides are of the most important ones. it is now evident that almost every food, agricultural product, water, soil and human body etc. is contaminated with some sort of chemical or pesticide. in some highly industrialized countries, new ailments have been r...

Microplastics Pollution in the Aquatic Environment: Problems and Challenges