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United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
OH.ce of
Solid Waste ana
Emergency Response
DIRECTIVE NUMBER: 9441.1K85)
TITLE: Generation of Dioxin Wastes From a Labs Analytical
Procedures
APPROVAL DATE: 4-30-85
EFFECTIVE DATE: 4-30-85
ORIGINATING OFFICE: Office of Solid Waste
El FINAL
D DRAFT
LEVEL OF DRAFT
DA — Signed by AA or OAA
D B — Signed by Office Director
DC — Review & Comment
REFERENCE (other documents):
OS WER OS WER OS WER
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261 SUBPART A - GENERAL
DOC: 9441.11(85)
Key Words: Dioxin, Exclusion, Laboratory Waste
Regulations: 40 CFR 261.4(d)
Subject: Generation of Dioxin Wastes From a Labs Analytical Procedures
Addressee: N/A
Originator: Carolyn Barley, Project Officer, OSW, and Barbara Hostage, Project
Officer, OER, RCRA Hotline Monthly Status Report - March 1985
Source Doc:
Date:
Summary:
See Miscellaneous [9560.06(85) Question #1]
4-30-85
The Hotline response discusses the procedures for labs to follow if it
generates dioxin waste from its analytical procedures.
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9444.11(85)
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Mr. J.W. Bloemer
Eaton Corporation
Manufacturing Services Center
32500 Chardon load
Willoughby Bill*, Ohio 44094
Dear Mr. Bloemeri
This is in reply to year letter of June 3, IMS, in which
you solicited our opinion as to the status of speafc ion exchange
rssio resulting frost metal removal from alsetroplating rinse
waters (BPA Basardons Waste F006). As yon surmised in your
question* our answer is in the affirmative — the spent ion
exchange resin is considered to be F006 and must be managed in
accordance with hasardous waste regulations..
Should yon need additional information or* in particular, if
you wish information relative to excluding your wastevfrom
regulatory control (•delisting"), Z snggeet you call nyles Morse,
202/382*4782.
Very truly yours.
Alan 8. Corson,
,. - Branch Chief
Studies and Methods Branch (WH-562B)
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