10.5. Assessment of Feasibility of Burning
10.5.1. Burn Evaluation Process
When an oil spill occurs, information must be obtained on the spill location, weather conditions, and any other relevant conditions at the site. The necessary questions to be asked before deciding to use in situ burning are outlined in Fig. 10.23.
Figure 10.23 A decision tree for in situ burning considerations.
10.5.2. Areas Where Burning May Be Prohibited
Burning may be prohibited within a specified distance of human habitation, e.g., within 1 km and within a specified distance of the shoreline; of petroleum-loading, production, or exploration facilities; or of a nature preserve, ...
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