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Ansul is a corporation headquartered in
Marinette, Wisconsin Marinette is a city in and the county seat of Marinette County, Wisconsin, United States. It is located on the south bank of the Menominee River, at its mouth at Green Bay (Lake Michigan), Green Bay, part of Lake Michigan; to the north is Stephe ...
that manufactures fire suppression systems, extinguishers, and administers fire training. Ansul's initial activities included production of cattle feed, refrigerants and selected
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. The name Ansul comes from ANhydrous SULfur dioxide ( SO2), which was sold to die works and fruit preservers, and later as a
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.ANSUL: Who We Are
Production of fire suppression chemicals began in 1934. Virginia Chemicals, Inc. (now part of
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) acquired the Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Products Division of The Ansul Company in 1967, and by 1983 Ansul had discontinued all other production at the facility in Marinette. The US government is a major customer for Ansul. The ANSUL name is a premium brand of Tyco Fire Protection Products. The full line of ANSUL special hazard fire protection products includes fire extinguishers and hand line units; pre-engineered restaurant, vehicle, and industrial systems; sophisticated fire detection/suppression systems, and a complete line of dry chemical, foam, and gaseous extinguishing agents.About ANSUL
/ref> A common hand-held fire extinguisher produced by Ansul is the SENTRY brand stored-pressure fire extinguisher.SENTRY Fire Extinguishers
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History

Ansul was created by Francis "Frank" G. Hood from the bankrupt Bastol Company, an enterprise started in Marinette in 1912. It remained independent until 1978, when it was acquired by
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, an Australian corporation. Wormald was in turn acquired by
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in 1990. Ansul now exists as a brand of the Tyco Fire Protection segment of Tyco International,Tyco International. ''2011 Annual Report''
/ref> which in turn is part of
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International plc. The company changed its name over the years but always kept Ansul as part of its name. From 1915 to 1963 it was the Ansul Chemical Company, from 1963 to 1981: the Ansul Company, and from 1981 to 1995 Ansul Fire Protection. The current name has been used since 1995.


Leadership

Early leadership was quite stable, primarily under the Hood family. Once the company was acquired, turnover has been much more rapid as evidenced by this chronology of the presidents of Ansul: *1915–1938: Francis "Frank" G. Hood *1938–1948: Harvey V. Higley *1948–1949: Francis J. Hood *1949–1974: Robert C. Hood *1974–1976: Morris L. Neuville *1976–1980: Terrell L. Ruhlman *1980–1983: William A. Rickel *1983–1986: Marc V. Gross *1987–1990: J. Donald Roland *1990–1992: Mark E. Mathisen *1992–2002: Karl J. Kinkead *2002–2007: Mark VanDoverPress Release Detail, "Tyco Safety Products Announces Integration of Fire Suppression and Fire & Building Products Business Units" (12/17/2007)
/ref> *2007–Aug 2007 as vice president.: Colleen Repplier *2006–present (2017): George R. Oliver (President of Tyco Fire Protection, formerly Tyco Safety Products)


Product categories and trade names

ANSUL is the registered trade name for Ansul's products and is often used in conjunction with the trade name for their specific products, such as ANSUL SENTRY fire extinguishers.


Portable fire extinguishers

* RED LINE * SENTRY * CLEANGUARD * K-GUARD


Large manual handline units

* MAGNUM


Vehicle fire suppression systems

* Checkfire


Restaurant fire suppression systems

* PIRANHA * K-GUARD (Kitchen-Class Fire Extinguishers)
R-102
* Kitchen Knight II (KK-II)


Industrial fire suppression systems

* I-101


Clean-agent fire suppression systems

* INERGEN * SAPPHIRE


Carbon dioxide fire suppression systems

(No trade names known in this category)


Water-atomizing fire suppression systems

* AQUASONIC


Detection and control equipment

* AUTOPULSE


Dry chemical and dry powder agents

* FORAY * MET-L-X * LITH-X * NA-X * COPPER POWDER NAVY 125S * PLUS-FIFTY-B * PLUS-FIFTY-C * MET-L-KYL..


Firefighting foam products

* TARGET-7


Spill control products

* SPILL-X * SPILL-X-A * SPILL-X-S * SPILL-X-C * SPILL-X-FP


Recalls

2001: In certain circumstances, seemingly isolated to
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restaurants, detection cables in R-102 systems can fray, fatigue, and fail. Ansul will pay the suppression company to make repairs. 2006: Ansul cooperated with the
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(CPSC) to voluntarily recall about 154,000 K-GUARD, SENTRY and FLAG FIRE Model Fire Extinguishers because if the fire extinguisher is dropped horizontally from a height of approximately 2 to , the internal pick-up tube could crack and the extinguisher can fail to discharge properly. 2006:
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LP,
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Inc., and Ansul Inc. were distributors for Tyco Fire & Security Fire Detection Systems made in China with faulty sensors. Sensors could experience reduced sensitivity to smoke in conditions of high humidity and high temperature. A product safety recall was conducted by the firm in cooperation with the CPSC. 2009: Marine high pressure carbon dioxide systems are inadvertently discharging due to an internal pressure vent on the cylinder valve that may not be adequately venting pressure. This can cause the cylinder to actuate, which then causes all other cylinders on the system to actuate. Marine high pressure carbon dioxide valves with a date code range of 10–07 to 06-08 should be replaced.


Litigation

Ansul was among ten
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in ''Miller v. Ansul Inc., Western Fire Protection, et al,'' Case #688690,
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, in 1995. Miller was injured while depressurizing an unrestrained
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tank. Miller won the
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. Former employee Daniel Grace successfully
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Ansul in 1999 for
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. The case was decided by the
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, Eastern Division. Ansul ''et al.'' were named as defendants in a 2005 lawsuit alleging that the use of
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led to
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for
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ese children. The
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ruled that the defending companies were operating under the direct order of the President and as such could not be sued for the consequences of the use of their product. The court also ruled the British had previously used Agent Orange during the
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in the 1950s and that they set the precedent for America's use during the Vietnam War.MEMORANDUM, ORDER and JUDGMENT: MDL No. 381: In re “AGENT ORANGE”
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Environmental record


Emissions

Environmentally, Ansul ranked in 2002 among the dirtiest/worst facilities in the US for cancer risk (air and water releases) and non-cancer risk score (air and water releases)Scorecard, the Pollution Information Site, Environmental Release Report: TYCO SAFETY PRODS. ANSUL
/ref> due to chromium and copper. Chemicals discharged from Ansul in 2011US EPA Envirofacts Data Warehouse
Accessed 24-Jan-2013
include: Chemicals transferred to other sites: *certain
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Chemicals released to the air: *certain
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Arsenic contamination

Surface water near Ansul is the adjacent
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. The river bottom and groundwater are heavily contaminated with arsenic compounds that were released by Ansul from 1957 to 1977 as a result of
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manufacture, with certain spots of river sediment containing levels as high as 11,000 ppm
arsenic Arsenic is a chemical element; it has Symbol (chemistry), symbol As and atomic number 33. It is a metalloid and one of the pnictogens, and therefore shares many properties with its group 15 neighbors phosphorus and antimony. Arsenic is not ...
.US EPA, "Special Trees Part of Arsenic Cleanup Plan"
/ref> For six of those years (1960–1966),
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-laden wastewater was discharged directly into the river. These discharges and contaminations were the result of an accumulation of more than of arsenic salt that was at one time stored on site.US EPA Region 5 Office of Regional Counsel (ORC), April 2008 Enforcement Action Summaries, "Region issues final decision identifying $27 million clean-up under RCRA at Ansul Fire Protection Stanton Street Facility, Marinette, Wisconsin."
/ref> The company consequently operated under two
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s (
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(WDNR) Consent Order 2A-73-714; and Administrative Order on Consent (AOC) between the
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, the WDNR, and Ansul, signed on September 28, 1990). As a result of the US EPA AOC, Ansul agreed in February 2009 to spend an estimated US$28 million to:US EPA Region 5 Office of Regional Counsel (ORC), February 2009 Enforcement Action Summaries, "Ansul Inc., a Division of TYCO, International, agrees to clean up arsenic contaminated soils, groundwater and sediments at its Marinette, Wisconsin facility."
/ref> * remove ≈ of arsenic-contaminated sediments from the Menominee River * construct an
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barrier wall to
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around * cap or remove approximately of surface soils contaminated with arsenic above 16-32 ppm * pump and treat contaminated groundwater Total remediation efforts and their costs are: * 1976–1984, US$11 million to pump and treat contaminated groundwater and install a groundwater interceptor trench at the southern edge of the property. * 1998–1999, US$12.4 million to dam and remove arsenic-contaminated sediments from the 8th Street Slip and install an impermeable barrier system to bedrock around the 8th Street Slip and an adjacent Salt Vault * 2012–2013 (est.), $25 million to dredge and cap river sediments. In November 2011, the local newspaper reported that Tyco (Ansul) is still negotiating with the EPA and WDNR to work out a plan, which has been submitted to the EPA for approval. Disclosed at a meeting with the Local Menominee River Area of Concern Citizens Advisory Committee was a plan to partially dredge and partially cap the arsenic. Estimated to cost US$24 million and take two years, of contaminated sediment would be removed from an area of - acres around the Eighth Street Slip, which would be replaced with sand from another (undisclosed) area of the river and topped with stone. However, the EPA has indicated that it wants Ansul to dredge the sediment from all ≈. The Tyco proposal also includes capping ≈, leaving of contaminated sediment in place. If approved, this project would commence in June 2012.Mullens, Penny. "Tyco, EPA working on river sediment issue," ''Marinette Menominee EagleHerald'', pp. A1, A3. (November 19, 2011)
Accessed 19-Nov-2011.
The Tyco proposal was rejected by the EPA in 2012, and of sediment was ordered to be removed from the main channel, the turning basin, areas directly east of the turning basin, the Sixth Street Slip, and the south channel. Tyco hired Sevenson Environmental Services of New York as the general contractor for the project, which began in July 2012.Mullens, Penny. "Tyco will dredge Menominee River," ''Marinette Menominee EagleHerald.'' (June 7, 2012)
Accessed 24-Jan-2013.
(Sevenson was also the general contractor to clean up the infamous
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site in New York.) Wikipedia. "Love Canal." Accessed 24-Jan-2013. The project is slated for completion by Nov. 1, 2013, and the current estimate of cost is US$25 million.Lang, Clinton. "River cleanup," ''Marinette Menominee EagleHerald.'' (August 17, 2012)
Accessed 24-Jan-2013.
Tyco created a website in 2011 specifically for the cleanup project, featuring reports, news, and FAQs.Tyco. ''MenomineeRiverCleanup.com''
Accessed 24-Jan-2013.


Community impact

The
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contamination of the river bed has been problematic for a neighboring corporation,
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(MMC). MMC is a shipbuilder with government contracts. Among their limitations for vessel size is the ship's
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, which must be less than the depth of the
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. MMC is located immediately upstream of Ansul, and because of the arsenic contamination of the
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, MMC's desires to dredge the river have been stymied until Ansul's remediation efforts can be completed.US EPA, STATEMENT OF BASIS For Ansul Fire Protection Stanton Street Facility, EPA ID No. WID 006 125 215
The United States Army Corps of Engineers (
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) estimated in 1986 that 40,000
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s of sediment would need to be dredged.US EPA, "A Summary of Contaminated Sediment Activities Within The United States Great Lakes Areas of Concern"
/ref> The arsenic contamination causes a
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impairment (BUI) resulting in local regulations that restrict anchoring of boats adjacent to the Ansul property, as anchors may disturb the arsenic-laden sediments. A “Menominee River No Anchor Zone” is conspicuously posted.
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reported that Marinette schools are in the top 5 percentile for the most exposure to air pollution. St. Thomas Aquinas Academy High School (formerly known as Marinette Catholic Central High School until 2004) is adjacent to Ansul's property, and next to it is the Marinette Middle School (formerly Marinette High School until 1973). Marinette High School is adjacent to the Ansul Fire Technology Center, where tons of chemicals are used annually to train fire fighters.Environmental Release Report by ScoreCard: ANSUL FIRE TECH. CENTER
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See also

* Ansul Fire School * Ansul Islands *
Marinette Marine Fincantieri Marinette Marine (FMM) is an American shipbuilding firm in Marinette, Wisconsin. Marinette Marine was a subsidiary of The Manitowoc Company, Manitowoc Marine Group of Wisconsin from 2000 to 2009, when it was sold to Fincantieri Mari ...
*
Tyco International Tyco International was a security systems company incorporated in the Republic of Ireland, with operational headquarters in Princeton, New Jersey, United States (Tyco International (US) Inc.). Tyco International was composed of two major busin ...


References

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