SAN DIEGO, CA, September 23, 2010 (Press-News.org) Whether used as a preventative safety measure installed before or during the drilling process or as a containment response to an ongoing spill, the triumUSA modular design and step-by-step process work together to minimize environmental and economic risks.
"The world is in desperate need of this groundbreaking technology and triumUSA is working hard to introduce it into oil industry procedures as quickly as possible', according to Jeffrey Davidson, Director of Sales, triumUSA, Inc.
Video presentation of technology: http://www.triumUSA.com.
"Environmental and Economic Preservation through Innovation"--triumUSA, Inc.
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Jeffrey Davidson
Director, Sales & Marketing
triumUSA, Inc.
E-Mail: info@triumUSA.com
Direct: 866-376-5000, x 501
E-Fax: 866-848-2145
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triumUSA, Inc.: New Deep Water Oil Well Containment Technology
triumUSA has developed an apparatus and method for the containment and redirection of oil from a deep-water oil well. Applied to a damaged well or installed as a preventative safety measure prior to drilling.
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[Press-News.org] triumUSA, Inc.: New Deep Water Oil Well Containment TechnologytriumUSA has developed an apparatus and method for the containment and redirection of oil from a deep-water oil well. Applied to a damaged well or installed as a preventative safety measure prior to drilling.