Rapid Response

A waste-to-energy plant required a thorough cleaning of its new steam line using demineralised water prior to its initial start-up.

Case study - Unexpected Situations

A regular turnaround at a chemical plant’s tank farm turned into an emergency when one of the sites permanent storage tanks caught fire. There was an urgent need to contain vast amounts of polluted firefighting wastewater.

Within four hours of the emergency call, Baker implemented the first of 50 containment tanks and berms. This rapid response effort allowed the engineers to save significant costs and reduced the need for external waste disposal.

Case study - Expand Plant Storage Capacity

A waste-to-energy plant required a thorough cleaning of its new steam line using demineralised water prior to its initial start-up.

BakerCorp were called in the early evening, and within hours, tanks and hoses were on the customers site. The rapid response efforts from BakerCorp enabled the plant to keep to it's start up schedule and reduced down time during a critical clean.

Rapid Response case studies

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Refinery

Unit blocked by pollution Distillate Hydrocracker (DHC)-unit
Buffering off-spec products
Leakages of pipelines and permanent tanks

Chemical

Restart of units producing off-spec products
Overload of wastewater treatment plants
Leakages in pipelines and permanent tanks
Spills and fires
Hot water from boilers that is too warm to go directly into WWTPs

Environmental Remediation

Temporary storage of wastewater overflows
Storage of wastewater after a fire
Hazardous waste treatment - storage of waste for later processing, including flexible tank storage capacity for incoming streams and controlled feeds to WWTP

Oil & Gas