Boom definition

Boom means flotation boom or other effective bar- rier containment material suitable for containment of oil dis- charged onto the surface of the water.
Boom means flotation boom or other effective barrier con- tainment material suitable for containment, protection or recovery of oil that is discharged onto the surface of the water. Boom also in- cludes the associated support equipment necessary for rapid deployment and anchoring appropriate for the operating environment. Boom will be classified using criteria found in the ASTM International F 1523-94 (2013) and ASTM International ASTM F265/F625M-94 (2017), and the Re­ source Typing Guidelines found in the Worldwide Response Resource List (WRRL) user manual.
Boom means the part of a structure that is attached to a crane or hoist superstructure and is used to support the upper end of the hoisting tackle. (« flèche »)

Examples of Boom in a sentence

  • Boom Barrier for vehicular barrier, Closed Circuit Television System (CCTV) Camera to project entrance, block Entrance and Club house.


More Definitions of Boom

Boom means flotation boom or other effective bar- rier containment material suitable for containment of oil that is discharged onto the surface of the water.
Boom means the projecting part of a back-hoe, shovel, crane or similar lifting device from which a load is likely to be supported; (“flèche”)
Boom means flotation boom or other effective barrier con- tainment material suitable for containment of oil that is discharged onto the surface of the water.
Boom means flotation boom or other effective barrier con- tainment material suitable for containment, protection, or recovery of oil that is discharged onto the surface of the water. Boom will be classified using criteria found in the ASTM International F 1523-94 (2018) and ASTM International ASTM F625/F625M-94 (2022), and the Re­ source Typing Guidelines found in the Worldwide Response Resource List (WRRL) user manual.
Boom means a structural device or devices used to contain and/or absorb oil or other pollutants that may be placed into water.
Boom means a beneficial owner, officer or manager of the firm;
Boom means flotation boom or other effective bar- rier containment material suitable for containment, protection or recovery of oil that is discharged onto the surface of the water. Boom also includes the associated support equipment necessary for rapid deployment and anchoring appropriate for the operating environment. Boom will be classified using criteria found in the 2000 ASTM International F 1523-94 (2001) and ASTM International F 625-94 (Reapproved 2000), and the Resource Typing Guidelines found in chapter 13 of the 2000 Oil spill field operations guide.