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CHALLENGES Wrecks of the World II Robert Tyson SVITZER Salvage America 7 June 2011

CHALLENGES Wrecks of the World II Robert Tyson SVITZER Salvage America 7 June 2011. CHALLENGES. Funding for each case Parties to a Salvage Case Depth & Condition of each case Technology Development. TAKING THE PATCH OFF. COMPARING COSTS OIL CLEAN UP 2000. Sea Empress (UK):

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CHALLENGES Wrecks of the World II Robert Tyson SVITZER Salvage America 7 June 2011

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  1. CHALLENGES Wrecks of the World II Robert Tyson SVITZER Salvage America 7 June 2011

  2. CHALLENGES • Funding for each case • Parties to a Salvage Case • Depth & Condition of each case • Technology Development

  3. TAKING THE PATCH OFF

  4. COMPARING COSTS OIL CLEAN UP 2000 Sea Empress (UK): 70,000 tonne Cost: $82,500,000 ($1,178 per tonne) Prestige (Spain): 64,000 tonne Cost: $3,000,000,000 ($46,875 per tonne) Recovery: $125,000,000 ($9,615 per tonne) Exxon Valdez (Alaska): 37,000 tonne Cost: $1,485,000,000 ($40,135 per tonne) Treasure (Table Bay): 1,300 tonnes Cost: $7,700,000 ($5,923 per tonne) Apollo Sea (Saldanha): 4,000 tonnes Cost: $4,707,890 ($1,177 per tonne)

  5. COMPARING OIL CLEAN UP & RECOVERY in 2009

  6. DEEPWATER HORIZON 4.9 million: Barrels of oil (205.8 million gallons) leaked from the Deepwater Horizon well, about half the amount of crude oil the U.S. imports per day 19: Times more oil leaked from Deepwater Horizon than spilled from the Exxon Valdez in 1989 (10.8 million gallons) 62,000: Barrels leaking per day when the wellhead first broke, roughly the amount of oil consumed in Delaware each day 53,000: Barrels leaking per day when the well was capped on July 15, roughly the amount of oil consumed in Rhode Island each day 397.7 million: Dollars' worth of the oil spilled at current market prices ($81.17 per barrel) 665: Miles of coastline contaminated by oil

  7. PARTIES TO A SALVAGE CONTRACT • The Local State Government • Federal Government • The Public • The Master of the Casualty • Ship Owner & The Cargo Owner • Their H&M Insurance Companies • Liability Underwriters / P & I Clubs • All their respective Surveyors &Lawyers • The Salvage Contractor • The Media Many Players!!

  8. DEPTH & CONDITION OF WRECKS

  9. HOT TAP SYSTEM

  10. CAMERON BALLON

  11. SHIPWRECK COVER Project by Solar Energy Limited with Cameron Balloons to design hydraulically pressurized flexible structures using airship and balloon advanced technologies to contain oil spills.

  12. REMOTE OPERATING VECHICLE

  13. M/V DON PEDRO off IBZA SPAIN • Navigational error • Wreck remediation with limited disturbance of the vessel • All accessible oil and pollutants removed • (200 tons) • Cost < USD 3M

  14. THE OBJECTIVE

  15. INSTEAD OF THIS

  16. THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME

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