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Duncan Jet Fuel Spill

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A small sump was installed in the drainage ditch to facilitate the recover of jet fuel.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2322612883851<br />Longitude: -111.730978489372<br />Tags:
The drainage ditch with jet fuel.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2323978010281<br />Longitude: -111.730992793778<br />Tags:
Personnel vacuuming the spilled jet fuel.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2320674403841<br />Longitude: -111.730227470521<br />Tags:
Jet fuel storage tanks.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2321548086574<br />Longitude: -111.730252504253<br />Tags:
Area immediately downstream of the interception dam. The culvert/manhole in view brings stormwater drainage to the ditch from another area of the airport.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2326191631546<br />Longitude: -111.731218099652<br />Tags:
Area where the jet fuel was discharged from the tanker.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2321554059416<br />Longitude: -111.730155944831<br />Tags:
Fuel puddled on the asphalt near the discharge location.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2321376592626<br />Longitude: -111.730581521886<br />Tags:
Fuel/water in the drainage ditch.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2322394462367<br />Longitude: -111.7308425904<br />Tags:
Sorbent boom placed in the drainage ditch upstream of the interception dam . the man in the picture is standing on the dam.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2325481770215<br />Longitude: -111.731168925793<br />Tags:
Baker tank used to store the fuel/water mixture recovered by vacuum truck operations.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2322423898479<br />Longitude: -111.730623543348<br />Tags:
Sorbent boom placed downstream of the damn build by airport personnel. No fuel was observed downstream of the dam.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2329617639135<br />Longitude: -111.731643677003<br />Tags:
A close up of oil emulsified in water in the drainage ditch.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2323595772158<br />Longitude: -111.730960607761<br />Tags:
Puddle of jet fuel in the drainage path.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2320656060356<br />Longitude: -111.730641424632<br />Tags:
The jet fuel (which is clear in color) standing behind the dam which the airport personnel built to stop the flow.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2325939083501<br />Longitude: -111.731194853786<br />Tags:
View of the area where the jet fuel drained off of the asphalt toward the drainage ditech. The area in the foreground is where a lot of fuel was absorbed.<br />Date Taken: 3/11/2023<br />Category: Site Photo<br />Latitude: 40.2321158171993<br />Longitude: -111.730645895229<br />Tags:

A small sump was installed in the drainage ditch to facilitate the recover of jet fuel. The drainage ditch with jet fuel. Personnel vacuuming the spilled jet fuel. Jet fuel storage tanks. Area immediately downstream of the interception dam. The culvert/manhole in view brings stormwater drainage to the ditch from another area of the airport. Area where the jet fuel was discharged from the tanker. Fuel puddled on the asphalt near the discharge location. Fuel/water in the drainage ditch. Sorbent boom placed in the drainage ditch upstream of the interception dam . the man in the picture is standing on the dam. Baker tank used to store the fuel/water mixture recovered by vacuum truck operations. Sorbent boom placed downstream of the damn build by airport personnel. No fuel was observed downstream of the dam. A close up of oil emulsified in water in the drainage ditch. Puddle of jet fuel in the drainage path. The jet fuel (which is clear in color) standing behind the dam which the airport personnel built to stop the flow. View of the area where the jet fuel drained off of the asphalt toward the drainage ditech. The area in the foreground is where a lot of fuel was absorbed.