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| LDEQ Incident Number Incident Date |
Point Source(s) | Notes | Amount of Release |
| 84118 2005-12-09 | Slop Oil Line | Cause: A leak had occurred from a slop oil line between a benzene storage take and a larger, aromatics feed storage tank. Followup: No Notes: When the situation was discovered, the transfer was stopped immediately, ending the incident. The line has been removed from service and inspected in order to implement an appropriate repair plan. The section of the line which resulted in this release is being replaced with new piping. | 39.0 gallons |
| 100419 2007-10-23 | Tank 1024 | Cause: due to heavy rain, personnel were filling Tank 1024 to manage excessive storm water for processing. The tank overflowed. Followup: No Notes: Isolated the tank. 3rd party environmental clean up firm called in to do clean up. Vacuum trucks deployed; foam applied to minimize volatilization of spilled material and absorbent materials used to contain the discharge to the vicinity of the tank. | 68,102.0 pounds |
| 113358 2009-03-12 | Tank 1406 | Cause: Tank 1406 was overfilled during tank movements. Followup: No Notes: Level alarms in Tank 1406 modified to include audible alarms. Slop oil recovered via vacuum truck. Contaminated soil removed and processed. | 4,674.6 gallons |
| 132057 2011-06-26 | Slop Oil Tank #72 | Cause: A leak from the umbilical cord of Slop Oil Tank #72 released oil on the ground in containment area. Followup: No Notes: The valves were isolated and the leak secured. The slop oil was contained in the dike area and USES went out for clean-up. |
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