Pump Station 9 - Tank 190 Response

Alyeska Pipeline is responding to the May 25 incident at Pump Station 9 near Delta Junction, where several thousand barrels of oil spilled to containment. Stay current on the event as Alyeska moves forward with its measured approach to resuming normal operations on the Trans Alaska Pipeline System.

Incident in Pictures

Photos from May 28, 2010
 

Caption: Alyeska has made significant progress removing the oil from Pump Station 9’s containment area. Download high resolution image - NEW

Photos from May 27, 2010
 

Caption: Alyeska has mobilized a collection of response and recovery equipment to begin recovering the oil from Pump Station 9’s containment area. Download high resolution image	Caption: Alyeska response equipment staged directly adjacent to Pump Station 9 includes: vacuum trucks, mobile tankers, oil spill contingency plan conexes, a mobile command post and other assorted response materials. Download high resolution image
Caption: Vacuum trucks, oil spill equipment conexes, mobile tankers and a host of other resources are parked in the Pump Station 9 staging area. Download high resolution image	Caption: Vacuum trucks are positioned to begin collecting oil from the containment area at Pump Station 9. Download high resolution image

Photos from May 25, 2010

Caption: Tank 190 is surrounded by a containment area that has an impermeable liner. Download high resolution image	Caption: Another view of Tank 190 at Pump Station 9. Download high resolution image
Caption: Tank 190 is designed to hold 55,000 barrels of oil. The containment area surrounding it can hold 151,250 barrels. Download high resolution image	Caption: An aerial shot of Pump Station 9, and Tank 190. The facility is located near Delta Junction, Alaska. Download high resolution image