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November 2015

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Case study: Refinery mercury chemical decontamination in preparation for decommissioning

Initial mercury management strategies began in 2010 at a US refinery processing approximately 200 Mbpd of North Slope crude oil.

Portnoy Environmental Inc.: Radford, R.
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The Author

Radford, R. - Portnoy Environmental Inc., Houston, Texas

is the vice president of PEI’s Mercury and Chemical Services (MCS) Group in Houston, Texas. He develops international mercury management projects with alliance partners in Australia, Africa and the Middle East, while strengthening MCS Group’s core businesses in the Americas. He also manages PEI’s mercury mass loading, distribution and chemical reduction research and development program to support mercury chemical decontamination of operating assets, along with assets scheduled for decommissioning.

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