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                       USERS' GUIDE

 TO THE SOLID WASTE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM THESAURUS
      This solid waste management report (SW-104.01)

                      was compiled by

JOHN A.  CONNOLLY, V.  PAUL FUSCHINI, and SANDRA S.  RADINSKY
            ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
            Library,  Region  V
             1 North Wacker Drive
            Chicago,  Illinois  60606
           U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
                           1974

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            ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY
This environmental protection publication  (SW-104.01)
          •in the  solid waste  management series
              was originally  issued  in 1972
              as  open-file  report SW-104of.
 For sale by the Superintendent ot Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C. 20402

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                               INTRODUCTION

     The purpose of this guide is to tell the user the depth to which
information is indexed for entry into the Solid Waste Information Retrieval
System (SWIRS) information bank, and to give him the tools for proper
utilization of this bank.
     The guide is arranged in three sections.  The first is a glossary
that shows how certain terms are used in this particular information
system.  These definitions will not necessarily be found in the same
form in other glossaries or lexicons since they relate specifically to
this information bank.
     The second section is a formal thesaurus of the actual keywords by
which abstracts are indexed for input to the SWIRS information bank.  This
is a simple alphabetical listing rather than hierarchical.  With each key-
word is shown its identifying numerical code, which is used in developing
search strategies, and by means of which the full  information bank is
searched for the information the user requires.  The thesaurus is reviewed
annually, and revisions will be published as appropriate.
     In the third section are "use" terms.  This section lists terms that
are not SWIRS keywords, and refers the user to the corresponding keywords
that should be used either for indexing or for developing search strategies.
For example, the term "abate" is not in the formal thesaurus, but by con-
sulting the Use Terms section, the user will be instructed to use "control,"
which is a keyword.  Judicious selection of keywords will ensure that the
information retrieved by the search is most responsive to the user's needs.

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               CONTENTS

                                 Page
Definitions-	  1

Thesaurus (Keywords)	- 17

Use Terms		 36

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                           USERS'  GUIDE
         TO THE SOLID WASTE INFORMATION RETRIEVAL SYSTEM THESAURUS

                           DEFINITIONS

AGRICULTURE
       Animal wastes and crop residues  produced  in farm,  dairy,
or livestock and poultry-raising operations.

AIR
       Apply Pollution when the document deals with generaliza-
tions or the physical aspects of polluting.
       Apply Quality when  the document  deals  with  standards and
testing, definitive studies, etc.

ALLEY (COLLECTION)
       Collection of solid waste placed adjacent to one or both
sides of the alley.

AREA  (LANDFILL METHOD)
       A method of operating a landfill whereby  solid  waste is
spread and compacted on the ground surface or upon a  previous
lift rather than in an excavation  .  Cover material, obtained
from somewhere other than  the working area, is spread  and
compacted over the exposed waste.

BOND
       Financial or chemical bonds.

BULKY WASTES
       Items of solid waste that due to their large size  are
not or cannot be handled by the general collection service,
i.e., appliances, other whitegoods,  furniture, etc.

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BURNER
       A device of simple construction used for volume
reduction of refuse by burning.  Device for the introduction
of a flame to an incinerator furnace by delivering fuel and
its combustion air, at desired velocities and turbulence, to
establish and maintain proper ignition and combustion of the
fuel.

CAN-FOOD
       Beverage containers may be included within the scope
of this term.

CARIBBEAN
       Apply to countries listed below and others in this
geographical area:
       Puerto Rico
       Jamaica
       Virgin Islands

CENTRAL AMERICA
       Apply to countries listed below and others in this
geographical area:
       Guatemala
       Honduras

CHARGING
       Introduction of solid waste to the furnace (at one time,
as in a batch incinerator).

CHEMICAL COMPOUNDS
       Break down the compounds into basic elements.  For
example, calcium sulfate would be indexed with both Calcium
and Sulfur.

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CHIP (CHIPPER)
       A size reduction technique relying primarily on the
shearing, cutting, or chipping action produced by sharp-edged
blades attached to a rotating shaft (mandrel) which shave or
chip off pieces ot the object.  Chippers are often used on
tree branches or brush.  Chip could also refer to wood chip(s),

CLINKER
       Hard fused pieces of residue formed in the fire by
agglomeration of ash, metals, glass and ceramics.

COATING
       Packaging material problems or specifically, coating
bales of refuse with tar, and/or other agents.

COLLECTION
       The three types of collection categorized in this
system are:  municipal collection, contract collection, and
private collection.  Apply both Collection and other appro-
priate descriptor.

COMMERCIAL (SOLID WASTE)
       Commercial solid wastes are those generated by stores,
offices, shopping centers and other activities not responsible
for the production of a product.  See also Domestic or
Institution or Industry.

COMMUNITY
       Apply only in conjunction with Special to indicate
Indian reservations, communes, ghetto areas and similar areas.

COMPACT
       An agreement or arrangement.  Do not confuse with
compaction.

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CONSTRUCTION (WASTE)
       Waste materieils resulting from construction, remodeling,
and repair of houses, commercial building, pavements, and other
structures.  See also Demolition.

CONTRACT
       The collection or disposal of solid wastes in which
cities engage companies under formal agreements and definite
specifications to handle municipal refuse, for which the
contractors are paid from general public revenues or service
fees collected by the city.  See also Private.

COUNTY
       Apply terms County and the name of the state; do not
apply the name of the county as an index term.
       For example:  document deals with Prince Georges
County, Md.  Index terms would be County and Maryland.

CRITERIA
       Tests or rules for measuring the excellence, fitness, or
correctness of something.

CURB  (COLLECTION)
       Collection of solid waste placed adjacent to the curb.

CYCLONE
       A collector in which the velocity of an inlet gas stream
is transformed into a confined vortex from which centrifugal
forces tend to drive suspended particles to the wall of the
cyclone; a climatic disturbance; a cyclone separator.

DATA
       Statistics, charts, and other materials which are
number-oriented.

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DECOMPOSE
      Apply the appropriate modifying term such as chemical,
biological or thermal.

DEMOLITION  (WASTE)
      Waste materials and rubble resulting from demolition of
houses, commercial buildings, pavements, and other structures.

DETACHABLE CONTAINER
      A large metal container that can be pulled of lifted
onto a truck and hauled to a disposal site for emptying or
that can be mechanically emptied into a special solid waste
collection truck.

DISASTER
      Cyclones, hurricanes, tornados, and similar climatic
disturbances.

DISEASE
      See also Bacteria, Fungus, and Virus.

DOMESTIC (SOLID WASTE)
      All solid waste which originates in single- or multiple-
unit dwellings.

DUMPING
      An indiscriminate method of disposing of solid waste
(on land) in a manner which does not safeguard against environ-
mental pollution.

ENERGY
      Treatment by high-energy means, such as atomic and/or
nuclear disposal, fusion torch as device for disposal, etc.
Not to be confused with Radiation.

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EUROPE
       Apply to countries listed below and others in this
geographical area:
       Austria           Italy
       Belgium           Romania
       Czechoslovakia    Spain
       Hungary           Yugoslavia
       Also apply name of country involved; i.e., collection
in Vienna would be indexed Collection, Austria,  Europe,  etc.

FAR EAST
       Apply to covintries listed below and other countries
in this geographical area:
       China             Taiwan
       Indonesia         Thailand
       Philippines       Vietnam

FECES
       Human waste matter.

FENCE
       Control measure at sanitary landfill, junkyard, etc.

FERTILIZER
       Any material put on or in the soil to improve the
quality or quantity of plant growth such as manure or chemicals,
This term includes compost only when the compost is combined
with additives of some sort.

FLUIDIZED BED  (TECHNIQUE)
       A combustion process based on the heat transfer from
finely divided particles, such as sand, to combustible material
in the combustion chamber.  The materials in the chamber are
supported and fluidized by a column of upward-moving air.

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FLY ASH
       All solids including ash, charred paper, cinders, dust,
soot, or other partially incinerated matter, carried in the
gas stream.
FOLIAGE
       Leaves, branches, clippings, grass cuttings.
FREEZING
       Primarily a method of sludge dewatering/drying.

FURNACE
       The chamber of an incinerator into which the refuse
is charged, dried, ignited, and burned.

GENERATION
       Biological production, i.e., fly generation.  Do not
confuse with Produce.

HAZARDOUS
       Those wastes which can cause serious injury, disease,
or property damage, i.e., explosives, pathological wastes,
toxic chemicals, etc.

HEATING VALUE
       The British Thermal Units (Btu)  liberated per pound of
solid waste when burned completely; the products of combustion
are cooled to the initial temperature.

HYDROLYSIS
       A chemical reaction in which a compound reacts with the
ions of water to produce a weak acid, a weak base, or both;
includes but is not limited to a means of utilizing wood wastes
and agricultural residues.

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ILLUSTRATIONS
       Schematic designs, photographs, maps, and other
materials which are picture-oriented.

INDUSTRY (SOLID WASTE)
       All solid wastes or the treatment of such wastes
resulting from industrial and manufacturing operations such
as factories, processing plants, repair and cleaning estab-
lishments, refineries, and rendering plants.

INSTITUTION  (SOLID WASTE)
       Solid wastes originating from schools, hospitals,
research facilities, and other institutions.

JUNK
       A collection of secondary materials such as scrap
metal, rope, rags, etc., possibly sorted but unprocessed.

LAGOONS
       Treatment process in which algae provide oxygen;
process can be aerobic or anaerobic.

LANTZ
       A destructive distillation process in which the
combustible components of solid waste are converted to
combustible gas, charcoal, and a variety of distillates.

LAW
       Municipal, state, county or Federal act, bill, by-
law, or ordinance.

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LEACH  (LEACHATE)
       Liquid that emanates from a land disposal cell and
contains dissolved, suspended and/or microbial contaminants
from the solid waste.  Also refers to processes in which
mineral or metallic content is dissolved and washed away.

LEGAL
       Court-actions; i.e., lawsuits, court-initiated
fines, etc.

LIGHT
       Apply only when indexing items which discuss the
degradation of waste materials (plastic, for example), by
artificial rays or sunlight.

LINER
       Refractory liners in incinerators; container liners;
or liners used to prevent water pollution in sanitary landfill
operation.

LITTER
       A variety of material ranging from paper to pieces of
furniture discarded along public highways and in public
places; also, poultry litter.  Does not apply to abandoned
automobiles.

MANAGEMENT
       Apply when indexing items which discuss the overall
operation  (i.e., all aspects) of a disposal/handling method or
system.  Apply when item discusses more than one method or sys-
tem, such as composting, incineration and sanitary landfilling.

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MATHEMATICAL MODEL
       Representation of a process, device or concept
utilizing the science of numbers and their operations, inter-
relations, combinations, generalizations, abstractions and of
space configurations and their structure.

MECHANICAL
       Machinelike; produced or operated by machinery or a
mechanism.  Apply term describing specific application
involved:  separation, transport, engineering.

MESOPHILL
       See also Thermophil and Psychrophil, all of which
relate to temperatures at which organisms thrive.

MICROORGANISM
       Living things microscopic in size, such as bacteria,
actinomycetes, plankton, yeasts, simple fungi, some algae,
rickettsiae, spirochaetes, slime molds, protozoans, and some
of the simpler multicellular organisms.  Some produce disease
in man, animals, or plants; some are involved in stabilization
of solid waste  (composting) and sewage.

MIDDLE EAST
       Apply to countries listed below and others in this
geographical area:
       Egypt                  Lebanon
       Israel                 Turkey

MOISTURE CONTENT  (MOISTURE HOLDING CAPACITY)
       The weight loss on drying a sample of solid waste to
constant weight at a temperature of 100-105 C; also that
quantity of water held by solid waste.
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MUNICIPALITY
       Apply when specific city is integral part of document;
also apply state name.  Do not apply the name of the city
itself except where it appears in the existing Thesaurus.
Example:  San Francisco.

NEWSPRINT
       Newspapers, newsletters, etc., as distinguished from
general paper products.  Apply both Paper and Newsprint on
such documents.

NON-COMBUSTIBLE
       Any  refuse  material that cannot be burned at ordinary
incinerator temperatures  (1300 F to 2000 F).

NON-FERROUS
       Apply both Metal and Non-ferrous when applicable.

OFFAL
       The entrails, etc., of a butchered animal; slaughter-
house waste.

OPEN
       Open dumps; open pit incinerators; open containers;
open burning.

PERCOLATE
       A qualitative term referring to the downward movement
of water through soil.
       Negative log of hydrogen ion concentration.
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PILOT PLANT
       Apply terms applicable to the specific situation.  If a
pilot plant is evaluating the feasibility of combined refuse-
sludge composting for a municipality, then apply the terms
Combined, Refuse, Sludge, Composting/ and Municipality.

PRIVATE
       The collection or disposal of solid wastes for which
citizens or firms, individually or in limited groups, pay
collectors or private operating agencies.  Does not include
municipally-funded collection or disposal systems.

PRODUCE
       Non-biological production, i.e., electrical energy
produced or developed as the result of refuse incineration.

PROPERTY
       Real estate; land values; property control by zoning
leases or other similar actions.

PSYCHOLOGICAL
       Public information and education programs; pollution
prevention/cleanup campaigns; projecting or clarifying the
image of sanitation personnel; psychological effects of
existing or proposed solid waste-handling facilities upon
residents.

PURIFICATION
       Water treatment, liquid sewage treatment, and similar
processes.
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PYROLYSIS
       The process of chemically decomposing a substance by
heating it in an oxygen-deficient atmosphere.  High heat is
usually applied to the material in a closed chamber, evapo-
rating all moisture and breaking down materials into various
hydrocarbon gases and carbon-like residue.  See also
Distillation.

RADIATION
       Treatment by radiation, such as ultra-violet rays,
irradiation,- etc.  Does not refer to disposal of radioactive
wastes.

RAILROAD CAR
       The management of railroad cars and parts thereof.

RAMP  (LANDFILL METHOD)
       An area method of operating a landfill whereby cover
material is obtained by excavating in front of the working
face.  See also Area Landfill Method.

RECREATION AREA
       Apply in relation to solid waste management in beaches,
parks, sports facilities and zoos.

REFUSE
       Apply this term only for composition of refuse in
various circumstances  (i.e., general analysis, composition of
refuse handled at landfill operations, etc.), data on refuse
production, and refuse-sludge combination treatment.
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SCANDINAVIA
       Apply to countries listed below.
       Sweden          Norway          Iceland
       Denmark         Finland
       Please apply both Scandinavia and Europe to such items.

SCAVENGER
       One who participates in the uncontrolled picking of
materials at a dump, incinerator, or solid waste storage areas.
Colloquial - independent solid waste collector.

SEPARATOR
       The actual machinery or equipment performing this
function.  SeparatiriŁ refers to the process.
       This same policy applies to terms such as Compost,
Composting (process), Incinerator, Incineration (process), etc.

SIMULATION
       Prototype; original; model.  The first thing or being
of its type.

SOIL CONDITIONER
       Includes humus and mulch; does not include spreading
of manure, sludge or slurries on land or combining wastes with
chemical agents.

STANDARD
       Model contracts, ordinances, guidelines, and similar
items require both this term and other appropriate descriptor;
i.e., Sanitary landfill and Standard.  The term applies to some
measure, principle, model, etc., with which things of the same
class are compared in order to determine their quantity, value,
quality, etc.

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STERILIZE
       To destroy all microorganisms and their spores outside
the body by chemical or physical means.  Can also be called
disinfection.

SURVEY
       Location and recording of elevations, directions, etc.,
by means of instruments.

TAILINGS
       Second grade or waste material separated from raw
material during screening or processing.

TRAIN
       Collection system; use ONLY in this context.

TRANSPORT
       Movement of solid waste from one area to another.  Also
flow, dispersion, and diffusion situations, or groundwater
movement.

TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL
       Subway, bus, or train station or airport.

TRENCH (LANDFILL METHOD)
       A method of operating a landfill whereby a trench is
excavated specifically for placement of solid waste, and the
excavated soil is used as cover material.

UTILIZE
       Actual use of product/by-product; i.e., waste heat
utilization; also refers to use of completed sanitary landfills
as parks, and other facilities.
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VECTOR
       Identify the vector, using Rodent/ Fly, or Insect.
Apply appropriate modifiers; i.e., Disease, Control, etc.

VEGETATION
       Plants, i.e., vegetation being planted on corr.pleted
sanitary landfills; effect of compost on vegetation such as
shrubbery and flowers, vines, and other plant life.  Does
not refer to crops.

WALL
       Apply only with water-walled incinerators/incineration.

WATER
       Apply Pollution when the document deals with generali-
zations and/or the physical aspects of polluting.
       Apply Quality when the document deals with standards
and testing, making water acceptable for use, definitive
studies, etc.

ZIMMERMAN PROCESS
       See also Wet oxidation.
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             THESAURUS
00050              ABANDONED
00300              ABSORPTION
00350              ACCIDENT
001*50              ACID
00500              ACTIVATED CARBON

00550              ACTIVATED SLUDGE
008 GO              ADMINISTRATION
00850              ADSORPTION
00900              AERATION
00950              AEROBIC

01000              AEROSOLS
01050              AESTHETIC
01100              AFRICA
01200              AFTERBURNER
01250              AGGREGATE

01350              AGRICULTURE
01400              AGRONOMIST
01U50              AIR
U1500              AIRCRAFT
OlbOO              ALABAMA

016^0              ALASKA
01800              ALCOHOL
01650              ALGAE
01900              ALKALINE
u!950              ALLEGHENY

02000              ALLEY
02100              ALUM
02200              ALUMINUM
U2UOO              AM I NO ACID
02U50              AMMONIA

02650              ANAEROBIC
02700              ANALYSIS
02750              ANIMAL
02950              ANTARCTICA
03050              APHA
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03650
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ARIZONA
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AUDIO-VISUAL
AUSTRALIA
AUSTRIA
AUTHORITY
AUTOMATIC

AUTOMOBILE
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BACTERIA
BADEN-BADEN
BACEN-bRUGG

BAFFLE
BAGASSE
BALING
BALTIMORE
LJAKK
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U5150
05200
05750
05300

06050
06450
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BIOTANK
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07050
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07350
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BOND
BOP
BOSTON
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07900
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08200
08250
08275
08U50
08550

08650
08700
08800
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09000
09200
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10300
10350
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10700
10750
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10900

10950
11000
11050
11100
11300
BOTTLE
BREWERY
BRICK
BRIKOLLARE PROCESS
BRIQUETTE

BSWM
BTU
BU MINES
BUILDING
BULKING

BULKY WASTES
BULLDOZER
BURNER
BURNING
BURY

BY-PRODUCT
CALCIUM
CALIFORNIA
CAMPAIGN
CAN-FOOD

CANADA
CANNING
CAPACITY
CAPROLACTAM
CARBOHYDRATE

CARBON
CARBON DIOXIDE
CARCASS
CARIBBEAN
CASPARI

CATALYST
CATTLE
CELLULOSE
CENTRAL  AMERICA
CENTRALIZED

CENTRIBED  SYSTEM
CENTRIFUGE
CERAMIC
CHAMBER
CHARCOAL
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11450
11550
1160U
11700

11750
11900
12100
12150
12200

12250
12300
12450
12500
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12600
12750
12800
12950
13000

13100
13200
13250
13500
13550

13600
13750
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14000

14100
14200
142.50
14300
14350

14400
14450
14550
14600
14700
CHARGING
CHEMICAL
CHICAGO
CHIMNEY
CHIP

CHLORIDE
CHLORINE
CHROMIUM
CHUTE
CINCINNATI

CITRUS
CIVIC AMENITIES ACT
CLASSIFICATION
CLAY
CLEAN AIR ACT

CLEANUP
CLIFTON
CLIMATE
CLOSED
CLOTHING

COATING
COD
CODE
COL I FORM
COLLAPSIBLE

COLLECTION
COLORADO
COMBINED
COMBUSTIBLE
COMMERCIAL

COMMUNITY
COMPACT
COMPACTION
COMPARISON
COMPOSITION

COMPOST
COMPOSTING
COMPUTER
CONCENTRATION
CONCRETE
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14850
15000
15050
15100

15150
15200
15250
15400
15450

15500
15S50
15950
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16300
1G400
16450
1G650
16700

1680C
16850
16900
16950
17050

17150
17200
17400
17450
17500

17550
17650
17750
17800
17850

17950
18000
18050
18100
18150
CONFERENCE
CONNECTICUT
CONSTRUCTION
CONSULTANT
CONTAINER
CONTINUOUS
CONTINUOUS
CONTRACT
CONTROL
CONVERT
CONVEYOR
CORROSION
COST REDUCTION
COUNTY
CPh

CRANE
CRITERIA
CROP
CULTURE
CURB

CYCLONE
CZECHOSLOVAKIA
DAIRY
DALLAS
DANO METHOD

DARE
DATA
DEBRIS
DECOMPOSE
DEEP WELL

DEFINITION
DE-INK
DELAWARE
DEMOLITION
DEMONSTRATION

DENSITY
DENVER
DOA
DOC
DOD
CASTING
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18200
13250
18300
18350
18550

18600
18650
18750
18800
18850

19000
13050
19150
19200
19250

TJ3UO
19350
19500
19550
19600

19650
19700
19750
19850
20000

20050
20100
20150
20250
20300
201*50
20550
20750
20850

20900
21100
21300
21350
21550
DHEW
DHUD
DO I
DEPT OF SANITATION
DESALINIZATION

DESERT
DESIGN
DETACHABLE CONTAINER
DETERGENT
DETROIT

DIGESTION
DIGESTOR
DlLUTION
DISASTER
DISCHARGE

DISCUSSION
DISEASE
DISPOSABLES
DISPOSAL
DISPOSER

DISTANCE
DISTILLATION
DISTILLERY
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
DOMESTIC

DORR-OLIVER
DRAINAGE
DREDGER
DRUGS
DRYING

DUMP
DUMPING
DUST
EARTH
ECOLOGY

ECONOMICS
EFFLUENT
ELECTRICAL
ELECTRIC ARC
ELECTROLYSIS
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21750
21950
22050
22150
22350

22U10
22450
22500
22600
22650

22750
22850
23000
23150
23300
ELECTROSTATIC
EMISSION
ENCLOSURE
ENERGY
ENVIRONMENT

EPA
EPIDEMIOLOGY
EQUIPMENT
EROSION
ESSLINGEN

EUROPE
EVAPORATION
EXHIBITION
EXPLOSION
FAA
PRECIPITATOR
23350
23400
23450
23460
23550

23650
23800
23850
23900
23950

24000
2405G
241UG
24156
24250

24300
24550
24700
24800
24950

25150
25300
25350
25450
25700
FACILITY
FACULTATIVE
FAIRFIELD-HARDY
FAR EAST
FARM

FAT
FECES
FEDERAL
FEE
FEED

FEED  LOT
FENCE
FERMASCREEN
FERMENTATION
FERTILIZER

FIBER
FlLTER
FINE
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FISH

FLOCCULANT
FLORIDA
FLOTATION
FLUIDIZED BED
FLY
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25750
25800
25900
25950
26000

26050
26150
26200
26250
26300
FLY ASH
FOAM
FOLIAGE
FOOD
FOOD PROCESSING

FORESTRY
FOSSIL FUEL
FOUNDRY
FRANCE
FREEZING
26350
26500
26550
26700

26800
26850
26950
27000
27050

27200
27300
27400
27450
27550

27600
27650
27750
27900
28250
FREQUENCY
FRESNO
FRUIT
FUEL
FUNGUS

FURNACE
GAINESVILLE
GARBAX
GAkBEQUE
GARCHEY SYSTEM

GAS FLAME
GASSES
GSA
GENERATION
GEOGRAPHY

GEOLOGIC
GEORGIA
GERMANY
GLASS
GONDARD
2S300
28350
28550
2860C
28650
GORATOR
GOVERNMENT
GRAIN
GRANT
GRATE

GREAT BRITAIN
GRIND
GROUND WATER
GUAM
HALDEX
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29650              HAMMERMILL
297UO              HARBOR
2990U              HAWAII
2'dd50              HAZARDOUS
30000              HAZEMAG

30u50              HEALTH
30150              HEAT
30200              HEATING VALUE
3C300              1IEI L-GONDARD
301*50              HERSHEY

30500              HHFA
30600              HIGHWAY
30650              HISTORY
30700              HOG
30800              HOLDER

31050              HOPPER
31250              HOSPITAL
31350              HOUSTON
31^50              HUMAN
31550              iiUNGARY

31bOu              HYDRASPOSAL
31650              HYDRAULIC
31750              HYDROCARBON
31850              HYDROGEN
32000              HYDROLOGY

32050              HYDROLYSIS
32100              HYDROPONIC  SYSTEM
322UO                CC
32300                DAHO
32350                LLEGAL

32UOO                LLINOIS
32450                LLUSTRATIONS
32G50                MPELLER
32700                NCENTIVE
32750                NCINERATION

32800                NUMERATOR
32850                NDIA
32900                NDIANA
331UO               INDUSTRY
33200               INFECTION

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33Z50
33330
33400
335uO
33550

33600
33700
33750
33800
33850

33900
33U5G
34000
34050
34100

34150
34200
3425U
34350
34500
INJURY
INORGANIC
INSECT
INSTITUTE
INSTITUTE
FOR SOLID
OF PUBLIC
WASTE
CLEANS
NG
INSTITUTION
INTAPUC
INTER
INTERNATIONAL
INVESTIGATION

ION
ION EXCHANGE
IOWA
IRELAND
I RGRD

IRON
IRRIGATION
ISOTOPE
ITALY
JAPAN
34700
34b50
3490U
35000
35050

35150
3535U
35450
35600
35G50

35800
35850
35900
3G050
36150
JUNK
KALAMAZOO
KANSAS
KENTUCKY
KERATIN

KINETICS
LABORATORY
LAGOONS
LAKE TAHOE
LAND

LANTZ
LARAM IE
LARGE
LATRINE
LAW
3G250
3G400
36550
3G7uO
LEACH
LEASE
LEGAL
LICENSE
LID
                  26

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36800
36850
36950
37100
37250

37300
37350
37400
37500
37550

37600
37650
37700
37800
37900
LIFT
LIGHT
LIME
LINER
LIQU I D

LIQUOR
LITERATURE
LITTER
LIVESTOCK
LOADER

LOCAL
LONDON
LOS ANGELES
LOUISIANA
L-STOKER
3G050
38100
38350
38400
38450

38500
38550
38750
38850
38900

38950
39000
39050
39100
39250

39300
39400
39450
39500
39700

39800
40000
40050
40150
40200
LYE
LYSIMETER
MAGNET
MAINE
MAINTENANCE

MALTA
MANAGEMENT
MANUAL
MANURE
MARKET

MARSH
MARTIN
MARYLAND
MASSACHUSETTS
MATHEMATICAL MODEL

MAXIMUM PAY LOAD
MEAL
MEASUREMENTS
MEAT
MELT

MELT-ZIT
MERCURY
MESOPHIL
METAL
METALBORG  SEMBLER
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40250
40350
40450
40550
40600

40700
40760
40860
40900
40950

41000
41100
41200
41300
41600

41750
41850
41900
41950
42050

42300
42500
42550
42650
42800

42900
42950
43000
43100
43200
METHANE
MEXICO
HI AM I  BEACH
MICHIGAN
MICROBIOLOGY

MICROORGANISM
MIDDLE EAST
MILITARY
MlLWAUKEE
MINE

MINERAL
MINNESOTA
MISSISSIPPI
MISSOURI
MOISTURE CONTENT

MOLE
MONITOR
MONTANA
MONTREAL
MORSE BOULGER

MOVABLE
P.ULTI BACTO METHOD
MULTIRLE HEARTH
MUNICIPALITY
NAPCA

NCUIH
NCEP
NEBRASKA
NETHERLANDS
NEVADA
43300
43350
43450
43500
43GOO
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
NEW
HAMPSHIRE
JERSEY
MEXICO
ORLEANS
YORK
43650
43700
43750
43800
43950
NEWSPRINT
NEW YORK CITY
NEW ZEALAND
NICHOLS
NITRIFlCATION
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44050
44130
44200
44350

44400
44600
44800
44850
44900

44950
45050
45100
45150
45200

45300
45350
45400
45450
45550

45600
45750
45760
45850
4590U

45950
46U50
46150
46200
46250

46550
46400
46550
46600
46750
NITROGEN
NOISE
NON-COMBUSTIBLE
NON-FERROUS
NORTH CAROLINA

NORTH DAKOTA
NUISANCE
OCCUPATION
OCEAN
ODOR

OFFAL
OHIO
01 L
OKLAHOMA
OMAHA

ON SITE
ONTARIO
OPEN
OPERATIONS RESEARCH
OREGON

ORGANIC
OSMOSIS
OSWMP
OXIDATION
OXIDATION DITCH

0X1D RED POT
OXYGEN
PACKAGING
PACKER
PAINT

PALMA PROCESS
PAPER
PARASITE
PARIS
PART ICULATE MATTER
4G900
47000
47050
47350
47400
PASSAVANT PROCESS
PATENT
PATHOGEN
PENNSYLVANIA
PERCOLATE
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47450
47550
47650
47700
47750

47a50
4 b 0 U 0
48050
4 8 4 U 0
485UO

4865U
4 8 7 U U
4 8 8 0 U
48850
48900

48950
4 90 00
49050
49150
49200

49250
4 9 3 U 0
49450
49550
4 9 b 0 0

49800
49900
5 u u 01J
50030
5 u 5 0 u

5 u 5 i> 0
5 0 b 0 0
5UC50
5 J 7 u 0
50750

50800
50850
50950
51000
51050
PERSONNEL
PESTICIDE
PFA
PH
PHENOL

PHILADELPHIA
PHOSPHATE
PHOSPHORUS
PIPELINE
PLANNING
PLANT-INDUSTRIAL
PLASTIC
PLATING
PLOWING

PNEUMATIC
POLAND
POLICE DEPARTMENT
POLLUTION
POLYELECTROLYTE

POLYETHYLENE
POLYMER
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE
POPULATION
PORTEOUS

POTATO STARCH
POULTRY
POWER
PRECIPITATE
PKlVATE

PROBLEMS
PROCESS
PRODUCE
PROGRAMMING
PROJECTION

PROLER
PROPERTY
PROTEIN
PROTEIN WATER
PSYCHOLOGICAL
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51100
51150
51300
51350
51370

51400
51500
51650
5170u
51750

51775
51800
51850
51900
51960
PSYCHROPHIL
PUBLIC
PUS
PUBLIC RELATIONS
PUBLIC UTILITY

PUBLIC WORKS
PULP
PUMP
PURIFICATION
PUTRESCIBLE

PYROLYSIS
QUALITY
QUANTITY
QUARRY
RADIATION
52050
52160
52250
52400
52700

52710
52850
52900
52950
53000

53050
53150
53200
53300
53350

53400
53450
53500
53550
53bOO

53800
5425U
54400
54500
RADIOACTIVE
RAIL HAUL
RAILROAD CAR
RAMP
RECLAMATION

RECREATION AREA
REDUCTION
REEF
REFINERY
REFRACTORY

REFUSE
REGIONAL
REGULATIONS
RESEARCH
RESIDENTIAL

RESIDUE
RESIN
RESISTANCE
RESPONSIBILITY
RESTAURANT

RHODE ISLAND
RODENT
ROTARY KILN
ROTATING
ROTATING DRUM
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54650
54700
54750
54800
54850

54900
54950
55050
551UO
55150

55250
5^350
55400
55500
55600

55750
55810
5590U
55950
56050

50100
56150
5625C
56350
56400

56550
56600
56650
567CO
56900
57050
57150
57250
57500

57600
57650
57950
58100
58350
ROUTE
RUBBER
RUMANIA
RURAL
SACK

SAFETY
SALARY
SALMONELLA
SALT
SAMPLING METHODS

SAND
SAN FRANCISCO
SANITARY
SANITARY LANDFILL
SANTA CLARA

SAWDUST
SCANDINAVIA
SCAVENGER
3CHENECTADY
SCOOTER

SCOTLAND
SCRAP
SCRUBBER
SEASONAL
SEATTLE

SEDIMENTATION
SEED
SEERDRUM
SELENIUM
SEPARATING

SEPARATOR
SEPTIC TANK
SETTLEMENT
SEWAGE
SHELL

SHERMAN ANT I  TKUST ACT
SHI P
SHREDDING
SILICON
SIMULATION
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58UOO
58U50
5S600
58700
38800

58850
58900
58950
59000
59050

59150
59200
59300
59350
59UOO

59U50
59500
59550
59650
59700

59750
59800
59850
59900
59950

60050
60100
60450
60500
60550

60600
61000
61050
61150
61350

61UOO
b!500
61800
61950
62350
SINTER
SITES
SLAG
SLAUGHTERHOUSE
SLUDGE

SLURRY
SMALL
SMOKE
SMOKELESS
SNOW

SOCIO-ECONOMIC
SODIUM
SOIL CONDITIONER
SOLID
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL ACT

SOLUBILITY
SOLVENT
SOMAT
SOUTH AFRICA
SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTH CAROLINA
SOUTH DAKOTA
SPACE CRAFT
SPAIN
SPECIAL

SPECIFICATION
SPECTROGRAPHIC
SPREADING
STABILIZATION
STANDARD

STATE
STERILIZE
ST  LOUIS
STORAGE
STRAW
STREET
STRIKE
SUGAR
SULFUR
SURVEY
CLEANING
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62400
62500
62600
62650
62750

62800
629CO
62950
63150
G3200

63300
63350
63450
63550
63600

637UO
63750
63^50
63900
64050

64150
64200
64250
64350
64550

64750
64d50
64360
64950
65>J5C

65100
65150
65250
65300
65400

65450
65700
65850
65950
66100
SUSPENDED
SWARF
SWEEPER
SWITZERLAND
SYNTHETIC

SYSTEM
SYSTEMS ANALYSIS
TAILINGS
TANK
TANNERY WASTE

TAR
TAXES
TEEPEE
TEMPERATURE
TENNESSEE

TEXAS
TEXTILE
THERMAL
THERMO PHIL
TIME

TIRE
TOBACCO
TOCKS ISLAND
TOLLEMACHE SYSTEM
TOXIC

TRACTOR
TRAILER
TRAIN
TRAINING
TRANSFER STATION

TRANSPORT
TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL
TREATMENT
TRENCH
TRIGA SILO TYPE

TRUCK
TURBULENT LAYER METHOD
TVA
ULTRA SONIC
UNDERGROUND
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66150
66250
66350
66550
66600

6G700
66750
67100
67200
67250

67350
671*00
67650
678GO
67900

67950
6b050
68100
68150
68200

68250
68350
6SUOO
68450
68600

68650
68750
68850
69000
69350

69UOO
69500
69550
69650
69700

69950
70000
70050
70100
70200
UNION
UNIVERSITY
US
USSR
UTAH

UTILIZE
VACUUM
VAN MAAN EN PROCESS
VEGETABLE
VEGETATION

VERMONT
VI BRAT I ON
VIRGINIA
VIRUS
VITAMIN

VKW
VOLUME
VOLUND
VON ROLL SYSTEM
WALES

WALL
WASH
WASHINGTON
WASTE HEAT
WASTE WATER

WATER
WATERWAY
WAYNE
WEIGHT
WEST VIRGINIA

WET OXIDATION
WHO
WINDROW
WISCONSIN
WOOD

WYOMING
YARD
YEAST
YUGOSLAVIA
ZIMMERMAN PROCESS
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USE  TERMS





abate use CONTROL




abbattoir use SLAUGHTERHOUSE




abrasive use SALT; SAND or FLY ASH, as applicable




ABS use DETERGENT




accidental use ACCIDENT




acidic use ACID




act use LAW




activated charcoal use ACTIVATED CARBON




administer use ADMINISTRATION




advantages use BENEFIT




agreement use COMPACT




airport use TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL




alkali use ALKALINE




alloy use METAL




alumina sludge use ALUMINUM; SLUDGE




American Public Health Association use APHA




American Public Works Association use APWA




ammonium use AMMONIA




apartment use BUILDING; RESIDENTIAL




appliance use BULKY WASTES




atmosphere use AIR




autoclave use STERILIZE or DRYING, as applicable
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bacteriology use MICROBIOLOGY




barge use SHIP




base use ALKALINE




basic oxygen process use BOP




bauxite use ALUMINUM




bay use WATERWAY




beach use RECREATION AREA




beautification use AESTHETIC




benthos use MICROORGANISM




beryllium use METAL




bid use CONTRACT




bill use LAW




bin use CONTAINER




biochemical oxygen demand use BOD




biodegradability use DECOMPOSE; BIOLOGICAL




bitumen use TAR




bone use TANNERY WASTE or SLAUGHTERHOUSE, as applicable




bonus use INCENTIVE




boron use CHEMICAL




borrow pit use SANITARY LANDFILL




box use CONTAINER; PAPER




branches use FOLIAGE
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British Thermal Unit use BTU




broom use SWEEPER




brush (sweeping device) use SWEEPER




brush (yard trimmings) use FOLIAGE




budget use ECONOMICS




Bureau of Solid Waste Management use OSWMP




by-law use LAW









cadmium use METAL




cage use ENCLOSURE




calorific value use HEATING VALUE




canal use WATERWAY




cane use BAGASSE




capital use ECONOMICS




carbon monoxide use GASSES; CARBON; OXYGEN




carboy use CONTAINER




cardboard use PAPER




carton use PACKAGING




catch basin use SEPARATOR or FILTER, as applicable




cellulose acetate use CELLULOSE




cement use CONCRETE




census use SURVEY
                   38

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characteristics use COMPOSITION




charge use CHARGING




chart use DATA




cheese use DAIRY




chemical oxygen demand use COD




chlorinated hydrocarbon use CHLORINE; HYDROCARBON




chlorination use CHLORINE




chop use SHREDDING




Christmas tree use VEGETATION




city use MUNICIPALITY




clarifier use SEPARATOR or SEPARATING




clinker use RESIDUE




clipping use FOLIAGE




coagulation use CONCENTRATION




coal use FOSSIL FUEL




coconut use FRUIT




coke use FOSSIL FUEL




colloid use SUSPENDED; PARTICULATE MATTER




committee, subcommittee or hearings use FEDERAL; GOVERNMENT for




   U.S.; use SPECIAL;  AUTHORITY for other countries




commune use SPECIAL; COMMUNITY




communication use MONITOR
                   39

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compress use COMPACTION




concentrator use CONCENTRATION




conduit use PIPELINE




consistency use CONCENTRATION




contractor use CONTRACT




controlled tipping (Great Britain) use SANITARY LANDFILL




cook (chemical) use PROCESS




cook (cooked garbage) use TREATMENT; REFUSE




copper use NON-FERROUS




cost use ECONOMICS




cotton use TEXTILE




course use TRAINING




court use LEGAL




cover use EARTH




cull use SEPARATING




cullet use GLASS




cutting use SHREDDING




cyanide use TOXIC; CHEMICAL









D&J press use COMPACTION; EQUIPMENT




dead use CARCASS
                   40

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decay use DECOMPOSE




degradation use DECOMPOSE and CHEMICAL; BIOLOGICAL or THERMAL,




   as applicable




dehydrating use DRYING




disinfection use STERILIZE




disintegrate use REDUCTION




disking use PLOWING




dolomite use REFRACTORY; LINER




dross use RESIDUE




dry separation use DRYING; SEPARATING




duct use PIPELINE




dung use MANURE




dustbin use CONTAINER




dustless use DUST; CONTROL




Dutch Elm use VEGETATION; DISEASE




dysentery use DISEASE









earthquake use DISASTER




E. coli use COLIFORM




ecosystem use ECOLOGY




electricity use ELECTRICAL
                   41

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electroplating use PLATING




elutriation use WASH




England use GREAT BRITAIN




enteritis use DISEASE




enzyme use ORGANIC; CATALYST




escherichia use COLIFORM




estuary use WATERWAY




ethyl alcohol use ALCOHOL; SOLVENT




eutrophication use ALGAE; BOD




evaporate use DRYING




excreta use MANURE




experimental use INVESTIGATION




export use MARKET




exude use PERCOLATE




fan use BLOWER




feathers use KERATIN




fill use EARTH




films use AUDIO-VISUAL




filtration use FILTER; PROCESS




finance use ECONOMICS
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firebrick use REFRACTORY; LINER




fish meal use FISH




flammable use COMBUSTIBLE




flocculation use FLOCCULANT




flood use DISASTER




flow use PIPELINE; TRANSPORT




flowerj use FOLIAGE




flue use CHIMNEY




food establishment use RESTAURANT




fumes use EMISSION




fungicide use PESTICIDE









garage use TRUCK; MAINTENANCE




garbage use REFUSE




garbage can use CONTAINER




gas chromatography use GASSES; ADSORPTION




gas cleaning use GASSES; SCRUBBER or OTHER EQUIPMENT, as




   applicable




gasoline use HYDROCARBON




gastrointestinal disorders use DISEASE




generate (non-biological) use PRODUCE
                   43

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geological survey use GEOLOGIC; SURVEY




germanium use METAL




ghetto use SPECIAL; COMMUNITY




glossary use DEFINITION




glucose use SUGAR




glyciae use AMINO ACID




gold use METAL; NON-FERROUS




graph use DATA




grass use FOLIAGE




gravel use SAND




grease use FAT




grinder (household garbage) use DISPOSER




grit use SLUDGE; SEDIMENTATION




ground use EARTH




grouting use STABILIZATION




gully use TRENCH




gutter use CURB




gypsum use CALCIUM









hair use KERATIN




handbook use MANUAL




haul use TRANSPORT
                  44

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herbicide use PESTICIDE




hooves use KERATIN




hops use BREWERY




horns use KERATIN




household use DOMESTIC




Housing & Home Finance Agency use HHFA




hull or husk use SHELL




humus use SOIL CONDITIONER




hurricane use DISASTER




hydrochloric acid use ACID




hydrogen ion concentration use pH




hygenic use SANITARY









ice use SNOW




immunity use DISEASE; CONTROL




import use MARKET




incendiary use COMBUSTIBLE




Indian reservation use SPECIAL; COMMUNITY




inflammable use COMBUSTIBLE




inlet use WATERWAY




insectide use PESTICIDE

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inspection use REGULATIONS




International Congress on Public Cleansing use INTAPUC




International Research Group on Refuse Disposal use IRGRD




irradiation use RADIATION









jute use FIBER









kiln use ROTARY KILN or FURNACE, as applicable




kraft use PAPER










labor use PERSONNEL




lactose use SUGAR




lake use WATERWAY




landfill use SANITARY LANDFILL




landscaping use AESTHETIC




LAS use DETERGENT




lead use NON-FERROUS




leather use TANNERY WASTE




leaves use FOLIAGE




legislation use LAW




liability use RESPONSIBILITY




lignin use CELLULOSE; FIBER
                   46

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 limestone  use LIME




 linear  programming  use  SYSTEMS ANALYSIS




 lipid use  FAT




 load use CHARGING




 location use SITES




 lot use LAND or YARD, as applicable









 machine use specific type of machine, i.e., CONVEYOR, etc.




 magnesium  use METAL; NON-FERROUS




 magnetic use MAGNET




 manganese  use METAL




 maneuverability use MOVABLE




 map use DATA




 marine  use OCEAN




 mask use EQUIPMENT




 MBAS use DETERGENT




 meadow  use MARSH




 mean use DATA




 mechanical use AUTOMATIC




 meeting use CONFERENCE




 melting use MELT




membrane use FILTER or LINER, as applicable
                    47

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method use PROCESS




mica use MINERAL




milk use DAIRY




mill use PLANT-INDUSTRIAL




milling use GRIND




mite use INSECT




mixed use COMBINED




mobile use MOVABLE




moist or moisture use MOISTURE CONTENT




molybdenum use METAL




morass use MARSH




mosquito use INSECT




motion picture use AUDIO-VISUAL




moving use MOVABLE




muck (manure) use MANURE




mulch use SOIL CONDITIONER




municipal use MUNICIPALITY









National Air Pollution Control Administration use NAPCA




nickel use METAL; NON-FERROUS




nitrate use NITROGEN




non-flammable use NON-COMBUSTIBLE
                    48

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non-putrescible use  INORGANIC




norm use DATA




nursing home use HOSPITAL




nylon use SYNTHETIC










Office of Solid Waste Management Programs use OSWMP




ooze use LEACH




operation use MANAGEMENT




optimization use SYSTEMS ANALYSIS




ordinances use REGULATIONS




overhead use ECONOMICS




oxidation pond use LAGOONS




ozone use OXYGEN









pack use COMPACTION




park use RECREATION AREA




parking use STREET CLEANING; PROBLEMS or SNOW; COLLECTION;




            PROBLEMS, as applicable




pathological waste use HOSPITAL




paunch use OFFAL




paving use HIGHWAY; CONSTRUCTION




payment use FEE




pellet use SINTER
                   49

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pen use ENCLOSURE




penalty use FINE




performance use STANDARD




permit use LICENSE




petroleum use OIL




phenolic compounds  use PHENOL




photography use AUDIO-VISUAL




pitch use FOSSIL FUEL or TAR, as applicable




plankton use MICROORGANISM




plant (vegetation) use VEGETATION




poison use TOXIC




police use AUTHORITY




polystyrene use PLASTIC




polyurethane foam use RUBBER; POLYMER




potash or potassium use NON-FERROUS




precipitation use CLIMATE




prediction use PROJECTION




pre-fcementation use FERMENTATION




press use COMPACTION




price fixing use ILLEGAL; FEE




production (biological) use GENERATION




public affairs use PUBLIC RELATIONS
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public cleansing service use DEPARTMENT OF SANITATION




putrid use PUTRESCIBLE










quantify use QUANTITY




questionnaire use SURVEY









rack use HOLDER




radio use MONITOR




radioactive element use ISOTOPE




rags use TEXTILE




railroad station use TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL




rainfall use CLIMATE




ranch use specific area of ranch, i.e., FEEDLOT; YARD, etc,




rasping use GRIND; EQUIPMENT




rat use RODENT




rate use FEE




receiving station use TRANSFER STATION




receptacle use CONTAINER or DETACHABLE CONTAINER




recover use RECLAMATION




recycle use RECLAMATION
                    51

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refine use REFINERY




reject use SEPARATING




removal use COLLECTION




rendering use SLAUGHTERHOUSE




rent use LEASE




repair use MAINTENANCE




report use LITERATURE




restrictions use REGULATIONS




rice use GRAIN




river use WATERWAY




road use HIGHWAY




road binder use HIGHWAY; CONSTRUCTION




rocket fuel use FUEL




rototilling use PLOWING




rotted use PUTRESCIBLE




rubbish use REFUSE




rubble use DEBRIS




rules use REGULATIONS




runoff use DRAINAGE




rust use CORROSION
                   52

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salvage use UTILIZE




scale use WEIGHT; EQUIPMENT




schedule use FREQUENCY




screen use FILTER




sea use OCEAN




seafood use FISH




season use CLIMATE




seaweed use ALGAE




secondary use SCRAP (PAPER, METAL, etc.)




seep use PERCOLATE




seismographic use GEOLOGIC




seminar use CONFERENCE




Senate use FEDERAL; GOVERNMENT




settling use SETTLEMENT




shavings use METAL; SCRAP




silicate use SILICON




silicon carbide use SILICON




silver use METAL; NON-FERROUS




slagceram use SLAG; GLASS




smell use ODOR




soil use EARTH
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Solid Wastes Program use OSWMP




soot use SMOKE




sports facility use RECREATION AREA




spreader use SPREADING; EQUIPMENT




stack use CHIMNEY




statistical analysis use ANALYSIS; DATA




statistics (sets of numbers) use DATA




statutes use REGULATIONS




steam use WASTE HEAT; UTILIZE




steel use METAL; IRON




stock use PAPER




stock yards use SLAUGHTERHOUSE




stoke use CHARGING




street use HIGHWAY




strength use RESISTANCE




study use INVESTIGATION




sty use ENCLOSURE




styrene use PLASTIC




subway use TRANSPORTATION TERMINAL




suction use VACUUM




sulfide use SULFUR
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sulfite use SULFUR




sulphate use SULFUR




suspension use SUSPENDED




swamp use MARSH









table use DATA




Tennessee Valley Authority use TVA




test wells use GEOLOGIC




tideland use MARSH




tin use METAL




tomato use FRUIT




tornado use DISASTER




trimmings use FOLIAGE




tungsten use IRON




typhoon use DISASTER









ultraviolet use RADIATION




uniform use CLOTHING




urban use MUNICIPALITY




user charge use FEE




utility use PUBLIC UTILITY




utilization use UTILIZE
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vanadium use METAL




vehicle use SCOOTER; TRUCK; AUTOMOBILE; TRAIN; TRAILER;




            TRACTOR, as applicable




vessel use SHIP




viscera use OFFAL




viscosity use CONCENTRATION




volatile use EXPLOSION










wage use SALARY




waste oil use OIL




weather use CLIMATE




wet use MOISTURE CONTENT




whey use DAIRY; FOOD PROCESSING




wildlife use ANIMAL




wind use CLIMATE




wool use TEXTILE




World Health Organization use WHO




wrapping use BALING or PACKAGING, as applicable




wrecker use AUTOMOBILE; SCRAP; INDUSTRY









zimpro use ZIMMERMAN PROCESS




zinc use NON-FERROUS




zoo use RECREATION AREA; ANIMAL










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