Washington State Department of Ecology

Publication Summary

Title	Safety Advisory Bulletin 06-02: Oil Transfer Rates
Month-Year Published	August 2006
Revised on	August 2007
Online Availability	View this publication in Acrobat PDF format 40 kilobytes, requires version 4.0 or later of Adobe Acrobat Reader Software get Acrobat Reader
Short Description	This publication provides lessons learned from recent bunkering (oil) spills related to the transfer rate and inadequate monitoring of the transfer rate.
Publication Number	06-08-019
Author(s)	Mike Lynch
Contact	Mike Lynch, (360) 407-7482
Print Availability	Request from the program.
Number of pages	2
Keywords	bunkering, fueling, marine safety, oil spill prevention, oil transfer rate, safety advisory bulletin, ship fueling
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Publication Summary

Safety Advisory Bulletin 06-02: Oil Transfer Rates