1.  Trucks / Trains  Calculations for foam flows / PSI  Response Bulletin  Mutual Aid partners responsibilities  Air monitoring  What information do we need??  What resources should we take with us?

2. 443.1 Tank Farm and Terminal Operations Bulletin 2014-01 out of Town Petroleum Response

5.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_wc xsEbLN8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1_wc xsEbLN8

6. FOAM EXTINGUISHES FLAMMABLE OR COMBUSTIBLLIQUID FIRES IN FOUR WAYS:  1. Excludes air from the flammable vapors.  2. Eliminates vapor release from fuel surface.  3. Separates the flames from the fuel surface.  4. Cools the fuel surface and surrounding metal

7.  Protein Foam Concentrates  Fluoroprotein Foam Concentrates  Film Forming Fluoroprotein Foam Concentrates  Aqueous Film Forming Foam Concentrates  Alcohol-Resistant Foam Concentrates (AR-AFFF and AR-FFFP)  Synthetic Detergent Foam (Mid and High Expansion)

8. AR-AFFF Foam Concentrate Locations 200 gallons @ Western Ave (Fairchild trailer). 500 gallons on E-2. (Gulf’s) 990 gallons (825 on trailer 165 storage) @ Gulf. 2300 gallons (825 on trailer and 1475 storage & rack) @ Mobil. 3300 gallons (825 on trailer and 2475 storage & rack) @ Citgo. AFFF Foam Concentrate Locations 30 Gallons on E-5 500 Gallons on E-6 SPFD Foam Trailer has 990 Gallons Numerous 55 gallon drums @ Central (2000 gallons) Trailers (2) Portland Pipe Line (1) Sprague (1) Global

9. AFFF’s are a combination of fluorochemical surfactants and synthetic foaming agents. AFFF’s extinguish fires by forming a aqueous film. This film is a thin layer of foam solution that spreads rapidly across the surface of a hydrocarbon fuel causing dramatic fire knockdown.

10. Alcohol resistant-AFFF foams act as a conventional AFFF on hydrocarbon fuels, forming an aqueous film on the surface of the hydrocarbon fuel. When used on polar solvents (or water miscible fuels), the polysaccharide polymer forms a tough membrane which separates the foam from the fuel and prevents the destruction of the foam blanket AR-AFFF

11.  WATER SUPPLY

12. Basic equation: Area x Flow Rate x Run Time in Minutes (L x W) x (0.16)(15) Example: 1000 Square feet Requires 160 gpm flow25.60 foam per min 155 water per min Total water required = 2400 gallons Total Foam required = 384 gallons

13. Full Surface Hydrocarbon Basic equation: Tank Area x F low Rate x Run Time in Minutes Diameter GPM Flow Foam Concentrate Flow (GPM) Water Flow (GPM) Total Flow (GPM) Total Concentrate Required for 65 min (gallons) 3.14 x r2(0.16)(65) 150 diameter 2826 GPM Flow(85 gpm foam) (2741 water) Total Flow = 183690 Total Foam required = 5511

14.  Based on Three hand lines  125 gpm  3% AFFF or AR-AFFF  15 minute application rate  375 gallons of solution x 15 minutes =5625 FOAM = 170 GALLONS WATER= 5455

15.  Life Safety  Water supply This is most important!  Exposures  Incident Command structure  Public Information  Notifications  Develop Operational Plan  Are we in a hurry?

17. AVERAGE 9000-11500 GALLONS

18.  33,000 gallons

19. Suezmax These vessels weigh from 120,000 to 200,000 dead weight tons, with a capacity of 1 million barrels of oil. This is the largest size tanker that can travel through the Suez Canal.

22. AR-AFFF Foam Concentrate Locations 200 gallons @ Western Ave (Fairchild trailer). 500 gallons on E-2. (Gulf’s) 990 gallons (825 on trailer 165 storage) @ Gulf. 2300 gallons (825 on trailer and 1475 storage & rack) @ Mobil. 3300 gallons (825 on trailer and 2475 storage & rack) @ Citgo. AFFF Foam Concentrate Locations 30 Gallons on E-5 500 Gallons on E-6 SPFD Foam Trailer has 990 Gallons Numerous 55 gallon drums @ Central Trailers (2) Portland Pipe Line (1) Sprague (1) Global

23.  Tank Size (diameter) Tank 26 is 200 feet Tank 23 is 150 feet Application Rate:.16 GPM per SQ Foot 65 minutes Application Time

24.  Tank 23  Foam Solution 2828 gpm  Foam needed for 65 minutes = 5514 gallons  Tank 26  Foam Solution 5027 gpm  Foam needed for 65 minutes = 9802 gallons