Oil spill clean up Vessel 'SeaClean'

SEA CLEAN ENVIRONMENTAL BATTLESHIP READY FOR PRODUCTION
May 6, 2010 New Iberia, La
The all oceans-classed, self propelled environmental battleship Sea Clean is ready for manufacture. Outfitted with suspended skimmers and on-board recycling facility capable of processing up to 38,000 gallons per minute, The Sea Clean is the most efficient vessel ever proposed as a solution for deep water blowouts. Conceived by New Iberia native Herman J. Schellstede, the massive cleanup vessel was designed to address all the requirements of deepwater well blowouts, and can be stationed within 18 hours of travel time to a specific location.
Schellstede & Associates, Inc. were asked to design this solution for environmental cleanup following the Exxon Valdez incident in 1989, and the Sea Clean project was approved and air quality permits were granted to the New Iberia company in the early 90s. Despite this, the vessel was never manufactured as oil executives determined it was not necessary, and regrettably chose not to proceed.
Presently, the industry is not prepared to accommodate offshore deepwater well blowouts. Schellstede & Associates, Inc. are currently presenting the engineering, drawings and specifications to industrial executives Nationwide for immediate construction of this vessel, as a direct solution to the existing problem of lost oil in the Gulf & deepwater drilling locations worldwide.

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[MrBuckwilliam]

another fine example of how human hindsight is actually better than 20/20

[whodafokcares]

Just think what BP would pay for this if it were built right now!