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waste
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WHAT TYPES OF BUSINESSES ARE
UXELY TO PRODUCE HAZARDOUS
WASTES?
Businesses that
repair and maintain motor vehicle*
» do electroplating and other metal manu-
facturing and fabrication
» operate printing and reprodULlion equip-
ment
for handling hazardous wastes.
do dry cleaning and laundering
do photographic processing and printing
•> operate laboratories
•» do building road and other constniciion
»> provide home or industrial pest control
•> manufacture or process chemicals
•> manufacture or lormulaie pesticides
•> manufacture textiles (including labnc
d>emg and finishing)
i> make or refmish lurniture
•> manufacture or process coMneitcs
» chemically treat launs yards or gardens
•* do »ood preserving
HOW DO I KNOW WHETHER M
BUSINESS PRODUCES HAZARi
WASTES?
Your business is hkcl> 10 produce
ardous wastes it sou
•» use oilb or other petroleum pnxJui.
•» use d\es paints priming inks (hi
solvents or cleaning fluids
•v use pesticides or other related the
«* use nuierials that dissolve mciaiS
paper or clothing (acids and iau
•> use flammable materials
•* use materials that burn or uch upt
tact with skin
•> use materials that bubble or lumc
contact »uh water
•> receive delivery ot products accui
med b\ a shipping paper or a label n
ing that the product 11 huardou%
WHOM SHOULD I CONTAa IF
UNCERTAIN WHETHER OR NO
BUSINESS PRODUCES HAZAF.
WASTES?
If you are uncertain Mheihcr voui
ne« produces hazardou ~ -11
your state hazardous w i<
agency or the EPA RC
WHAT ISA
WASTE?
A waste is a solid or
liquid material that you no
longer use. and either
recycle, throw away or
store until you have enough
to dispose of A waste is
defined by EPA to be
hazardous if it has certain
properties that could pose
dangers to human health
and the environment after it
is discarded
ALABAMA
Alabama Depanmenl ol
Environmental Management
Land Division
1751 Federal Dnse
Montgomery Alabama 36130
(2051 271 7737
ALASKA
Depanment nl Environmental
Conservation
Hazardous Wasle Program
Pouch O
Juncau Alaska 99811
(9071 465-2666
ARIZONA
Arizona Depanment 01 Healih
2005 North Central Room 301
Phoenu Arizona 85004
(602) 237 0022
ARKANSAS
Solid and Hazardous Wasle
Division
Arkansas Depanmenl of Pollution
Control and Ecology
PO Boa 9583
Little Rock Arkansas 72219
(501) 562-7444
CALIFORNIA
Depanmem oT Health Services
714 P Street
Sacramento. California 95814
(916)324-1781
COLORADO
Waste Management Division
Colorado Depanment ol Health
4210East Illh Avenue
Denver Colorado 80220
(303) 320 8333 eu 4364
CONNECTICUT
Hazardous Materials Management
Unit
Connecticut Depanmenl of
Environmental Protection
165 Capitol Avenue
Hanlbrd Connecticut 06106
(203) 566-5712
DELAWARE
William Razor Supervisor
Solid and Hazardous Waste
Management Branch
Delaware Depanmenl ol Natural
Resources and environmental
Control
89 Kings Highway
PO Boi 1401
Dover Delassare 19901
(3021736-4781
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Denanmeni ol Consumer and
Regulator) Allairs
Pesticides and Hazardous Wasle
Branch
5010 Oserm* Avenue SW Room
114
Washington DC 20032
1202) 767 8414
FLORIDA
Solid and Hazardous Wasle
Florida Depanmenl ol
Environmental Regulation
2600 Blair Stone Road
Tallahassee. Florida 32301
(904)4884300
QEORQIA
Georgia Depanmem ot Natural
Resources
Land Protection Branch
270 Washington Slreeu S W Room
723
Atlanta. Georgia 30334
(404)656-2833
QUAM
Jim Branch Administrator
Guam EPA
PO Bo»2999
Agana. Guam 96910
(Overseas Operalorl 646 8863
HAWAII
Hawaii Depanmenl ol Health
Environmental Protection and
Health Services Division
Noise and Radiation Branch
PO Bon 3378
Honolulu Hawaii 96810
1808) 548-3075
Depanmenl ol Health and Welfare
Solid and Hazaidous Wasle Section
450 West Stale Slieel
Boise. Idaho 83720
1208) 334-1060
ILLINOIS
Dis ision of Land Pollution Control
Illinois Environmental Protection
Agencv
::00 Churchill Road
Springfield Illinois 62706
1217)7826761
INDIANA
Hazardous v*aslc Management Branch
Dis ition ol Land Pollution Control
Indiana Slate Board ol Health
1330 »esi Mulligan Street
Indianapolis Indiana 46206
1317)2435021
IOWA
L S EPA Region 7
726 Minnesota Asenue
Kansas Cits Kansas 66101
1816)3746534
KANSAS
vsaste Management Bureau
Kansas Depanmenl ol Healih and
Environment
Forbes Field
Topeka Kansas 66620
(9131862 9360 cut 297
KENTUCKY
Division of Wasle Management
Depanmenl for Environmental
Protection
18 Reilly Road
Frankfon Kentucky 40601
15021564*716 e«l 151
LOUISIANA
Office ol Solid and Hazardous Wasle
Louisiana Depanment of
Environmental Quality
PO Bo, 94307
Baton Rouge Louisiana 70804
15041 342 1227
MAINE
Bureau ol Oil and Hazardous
Materials Conlml
Maine Depanmem of
Environmental Protection
Slate House—Station 17
Augusta Maine 04333 '
t'07) 289 2651
MARYLAND
Waste Management Administration
Office of environmental Programs
201 West Preston Street
Baltimore Mars land 21201
(301)3835734
Division01 Solid and Harardi
Depanmenl ol Environment.!
Qualuv Engineering
One Wmier Street 5ih Moot
Boston Massachusetts 0210fc
1617) 292 5851
MICHIGAN
Hazardous Vsasle Disition
Depanmenl ot Natural Kesoi
PO Bo< 30018
Lansing Michigan 4»s»>9
1517)3732730"
MINNESOTA
Minnesota Pollution Control
Solid and Hazardous Katie I
1935 Weil Country Road B2
Roseville Minnesota 551II
1612) 296 7340
MISSIS
Depanmenl ol Natural Resoi
Bureau ol Pollution Control
Division of Solid Waste
Management
PO Bos 10385
lackson Mississippi 39209
16011961 5171
MISSOURI
Missouri Depanmenl ul Nan
Resources
Division of Environmental (.
PO Bo> 1368
Jefferson Citv Missouri 65H
(114)751 3241
MONTANA
Depanmenl ol Health and
Environmental Sciences
Solid and Hazardous Wjsie
Management Bureau
Cogswell Building Rixim B
Helena Montana 5%20
(406)4442821
NEBRASI
Depanmenl m
Hazardous«» nx
Section
PO Bo» 94877 .1
Slaiehouse Station
301 Centennial Mall South
Lincoln Nebraska 68509
1402)471 2186
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(800^124-9346). Stale hazardous waste
management agencies and EPA Regional
Offices are listed below. These contacts
can provide a list of all wastes identified by
EPA as hazardous and can tell you about
tests and testing laboratories that can help
you determine if your wastes are hazardous.
even if they are not included on EPA's list
HOW MUCH WASTE MUST MY
BUSINESS PRODUCE TO BE
REGULATED UNDER THE NEW
FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS?
EPA considers you a small quantity
generator if you never produce more than
1.000 kilograms i^.'OO pounds or approxi-
mately five full 55-gallon drums) or haz-
ardous waste in a calendar month. If you
are a small quantity generator who pro-
duces between:
» 100 kilograms (220 pounds or, depend-
ing upon the weight of the contents, ap-
proximately one-half of a 55-gaJlon drurm
AND
» 1,000 kilograms (2.200 pounds or. de-
pending upon the weight of the contents.
approximately five full SS-gallon drums)
of hazardous waste in a calendar month.
you are now subject to limited federal
requirements for handling hazardous
waste. You should be aware that your state
may have additional or more restrictive
requirements. The state requirements that
appiy to you depend on where your plant or
facility is located—this may be different
from your corporate mailing address.
If you never produce more (ban 100 kilo-
grams (220 pounds, or approximately one-
half of a 55-gallon drum), then the new
federal requirements described in this bro-
chure do not apply to you. However. 11 is
important to check with your stale hazard-
ous waste agency to determine your obliga-
tions under state law.
WHAT MUST I DO IF I AM
REGULATED UNDER THE NEW
FEDERAL REQUIREMENTS?
If you have determined thai you do pro-
duce hazardous wastes, you must:
* periodically ship your wastes off your
premises for treaiment or disposal, follow-
ing existing federal and any applicable
slate requirements
OR
* properly handle your wastes on your
premiss, following existing federal and
any applicable state requirements.
HOW DO I SHIP HAZARDOUS
WASTES OFF MY PREMISES?
Undercurrent federal law. you can:
> Contact a company in the business of ac-
cepting other firms* hazardous wastes for
treatment or disposal. The company's facil-
ity must be permitted, licensed or autho-
rized by the EPA or the state to manage
municipal, industrial or hazardous wastes.
Be sure the facility knows the type of haz-
ardous wastes you have and is authorized to
take them, or the wastes could be returned
to you.
» Contact a hauler to transport your haz-
ardous wastes to the treatment or disposal
facility you have chosen. Be sure the hauler
knows cnc type of hazardous wastes you
have and can transport them safely
» Transport your hazardous wastes to a
landfill or other treatment or disposal facil-
ity that is permuted, licensed or registered
by the viate or EPA to accept those kinds of
wastes.
> If you need assistance in finding a hauler
ur authorized! landfills or commercial facil-
ities in your area, contact your state
agency, the National Solid Waste Manage-
ment Association (202-659-4613). Govern-
mental Refuse Collection and Disposal As-
sociation OOI-585-2898K or yuurown trade
association.
Under RCRA. shipments of some hazard-
ous wastes—primarily used/dead automo-
bile batteries'—are exempted from most re-
quirements if they are being sent to a
recycling or reclamation establishment.
TM rtMU M mn Out n eaifc ts Until
I. MM TO will te tttalnt»tend n» i
fliMrtfllll WiitM SOlF IB fttilHlSf Wf- j
nttMHcandornftoftadlrEMofi i
ntetaiecaniiuMeBsmiM.Som i
lUiu am ibudF ranJre TOO in uad !
iMfkaartouwiiaeg||ttiHno«ei i
too state Bseacr to see what four obito-
Dinars.
HOW DO I PREPARE MY WASTE
FOR SHIPMENT?
f and label your drums or con-
tainers as required by the US. Department
of Transportation I DOT),
* If you need assistance with these re-
quirements. contact your stale or federal
transportation agency
» Fill out a MANIFEST to accompany
each shipment.
WHAT IS A MANIFEST?
» The Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest
is a special form — EPA Form 8700-22 —
lhai must accompany shipments ol* hazard-
ous waste. A copy of the Manifest and in-
structions for completing it are included in
chis brochure.
> Beginning August 5, 1985. federal law
requires that any firm that produces
more than 100 kilograms (220 pounds or
approximately one-half of a 55 733-217*
NORTH DAKOTA
Division of Hazardous Waste
Management and Special Studies
North Dakota State Department ol
Health
1200 Missouri Avenue. Room ,102
Bismarck. North Dakota 58501
(701)224-2366
OHIO
Division ot Solid and Hazardous
Waste Management
Ohio Environmental Protection
Agency
361 Broad Street
Columbus. Ohio 432 15- 1049
I ft |4> 466-7220
OKLAHOMA
Waste Management Set nun
Ok lahoma State Department of
Health
P.O Bon 53531
Oklahoma Ciiv. Oklahoma 73152
(405)271-5338
ORIQON
Department ol Environmental
Oualit>
Hazardous and Solid Watte
Division
522 S.W. 5th Avenue
P.O. Box 1760
Portland. Oregon 97207
(503> 229-5913
PENNSYLVANIA
Depart mem o! Environmental
Resources
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
P.O. BOK 2063
HarristHirg, Pennsylvania 17110
(717) 787-6239
PUERTO RICO
Land Pollution Control Area
Environmental Quality Board
P.O. Boa 11488
Samurce, Puerto « ico 00910-1488
(809) 722-0439
RHODE ISLAND
Division of AIT and Hazardous
Waste Management
Department ol Environmental
Management
Solid Waste Management Program
204 Cinnon Building
73 Davis Street
Providence. Rhode Island 02908
(401) 277-2797
SOUTH CAROLINA
Bureau ol Solid and Hazardous
Waste Management— RCR A
Department ut Health and
Environmental Control
J Marion Sim* Building
2600 Bull Street
Columbia. South Carolina 29201
(»03l 758-5681
SOUTH DAKOTA
Office of Air Quality and Solid
Waste
Dtpanmem of Water and Natural
Resources
Room 217. Post Buildinn
523 E. Capitol
Pierre. South Dakota 57501
1 6Q3r773- 3 3 29
TENNESSEE
Division ol Solid Waste
Management
Customs House, -lih Floor
70 1 Broadway
Nashville. Tennessee 37119-5403
I6I5V74I-M24
TEXAS
Industrial and Industrial Service
Facilities:
Industrial Solid Wasle Section
Texas Departmera ol" Water
Resources
P.O Box 13W. Capitol Station
Austin. Texas 7871 1
(5L2( 475-2041
Commercial Service. Municipal
State and Federal Facilities:
Tens Department of Health
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
1 100 West 49ih Street
Austin, Texas 78756
(512)458-7271
UTAH
Bureau of Solid and Hazardous
Waste
Division of Environmental Health
PO Box 4551)0
State Office Building. Room 4321
SaJt Lake OIK Utah Ml 45
(801) 533-1145
VERMONT
Agency ol Environmental
Conservation
Air and Solid Waste Division
State Office Building
Montpelier. Vermont 05602
<802t82B-J3M
VIRGINIA
Department ot Health
Division ol Solid and Hazardous
Waste Management
Monroe Building, llth Floor
101 North I4(h Street
Richmond. Virginta 23219
(8041 225-2667
VIRQIN ISLANDS
Hazardous Wasle Program
Division ol Natural Resources
Management
Department of Conservation and
Cultural Affairs
P.O. Box 4340
Charlotte Amalie
St. Thomjs. Virgin Islands OttKO?
18091 774-3320 "
WASHINQTOH
Department ol Ecology
Office of Hazardous Substances
MaLlStopPV.il
Olvmpia. Washington 98504
<206> 459-6299
WEST VIRGINIA
Solid and Hazardous WaMe/Ground
W«cr Branch
Department oJ Natural Resources
Division of Water Resources
1201 Greenbier Street
Charleslon. West Vtrgmia 2531 1
(304)348-5935
WISCONSIN
Department of Natural Resource*
Bureau of Solid Waste Management
RO Box 7921
Madison. Wisconsin 53707
(608) 266-1327
WYOMING
EPA Region *
Waste Management Division
Hazardous Waste Branch
(8KWM-ON)
1KAO Lincoln Street
Denver. Colorado 80295
(3031293-1502
•> Under current federal law. you are
required to complete only Jines 3. 9, 11. 12.
13. 14, and 16 of the Manifest. fSttjbrm
and instructions.)
* Some slates print their own versions of
the Manifest, using the state name and
logo. These slates may require you to use
the state manifest form, and may require
you to riJI in some additional in formation.
Your hauler and the facility thai is to re-
ceive your hazardous waste may also re-
quire you to fill out additional parts of the
Manifest.
Contact your slate agency, your hauler.
and your receiving facility to be sure you
complete aJI the necessary pans of the
Manifest.
» If no state manifest requirements apply.
you may use the enclosed Manifest to com-
ply with federal requirements.
HOW DO 1 OBTAIN ADDITIONAL
COPIES OF THE MANIFEST?
Contact your state agency or Regional
EPA office for additional copies ot the I
Manifest, and ask for EPA Form 8700-22. j
If your scale does not have its own ver-
sion of the Manifest, you may make addi-
tional copies of the Manifest form enclosed
in this brochure 10 use. You may also pur-
chase copies of the Manifest from some
commercial primers, or obtain copies from
some treatment, storage, or disposal facili-
ties.
WHAT INFORMATION IS REQUIRED
ON THE MANIFEST?
> Name and mailing address of your facil-
ity /plant/ business, etc. (fine Ji
* Name and address of the facility where
your hazardous waste is being sent. Be sure
to get this information cither 'from the re-
ceiving facility or from the waste hauler, as
appropriate, flint 9)
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P Department of Transportation DOT) de-
scriptton descrihed helow( i line I I )
- P Numher of containers and amount of
• hazardous waste in each shipment and anti
of measure. (lines 12 13 and 141
P Your signature (line 16 ;
Additional tntormatton may he needed de-
pending on yoar state and the particular
haaleror facility you ate doing hustness
with
HOW 001 OETERMINE THE OUT
IWSCRIPT1ON?
P The DOT description is ihe proper ship-
ping name the hazatyl class and the United
Nations (UN) identilicaston sumher
inquired for shipping hazardous materials
(including hazardous wastes) The
industry-speetttc insert contained in this
hrochure provides this inlormatton br
some ol the wastes you may produce If so
industry insert is included in sour hto
churn, contact your state hazardous waste
agency your EPA Regional Office or the
EPA RCRA Hotltne 0(00-424 9346) to see
if such information is ava ilah le for sour
industry
P This intormasion can also he fnand in
the Hazardous Materials Tah le Settiun
112 101 of the Department a) Transporta-
lion (DOT) regulations puh(ished in the
Cede ol Fedctal Regulations Namher 49
P If you are not tamiliar with these re
qutrements you can ohtain information
and assistance (mm the US Department ol
Ttansportatton (DOT) Materials Transport
Bureau your state transportation agency or
your trade association
MAY I MANAOE MY WASTES AT
MY FACILITY RATHER THAN SHIP
THEM AWAY FOR IISPOSAL?
P Yon may manage your hazardous wastes
at your own plant ONLY if you are per
mitted licensed or registeted by your state
to manage municipal or industrial solid
wastes or if sou ate authorized io manage
hazardous wastes
- P If sou already are managing your wastes
I ynursell then you must already hase
permit or license or authorization ( mm the
state You should contact nur state lode-
termine whether additional requirements
have been issued recent(s in he sure son ire
still permitted licensed or registered to
manage your hazardous wastes at your (a’
cility
MAY I STORE MY HAZARIXIUS
WASTES AT MY FACILITY ANO FOR
HOW LONG?
You are currently allowed to store your
hazardous wastes at soar plant it you do
nut accumulate more than 2200 pounds at
any one time If sou do accumulate more
than 2200 pounds iappmnimately (inc (ull
55-gallon drumsi EPA will allow vita to
store these wastes on site tar up to 90 addi-
tional days subject to certain special in-
quirements Before storing tnr longer than
90 days however you would need isa alt-
tam a special harardous waste permit al-
lowing you to store soar wastes at your
site (In the future—perhaps as early as
April I 1986—you wilt he allowed to
store hazardous waste ne-site br up to g o
days without the nccd bit ohtain a storage
permit) tf you huye ans questions coutact
your state agency
WiLL THERE BE OTHER
REGULATIONS IN THE FUTURE?
At present use is) the manilsst is the pri-
mary new tederal requirement mr regulated
small quantitn geeeratssrs oi hazardous
waste However EPA is slesctmsping addi-
tional regulations that will take ellect nest
sear In particular as earls as April I
1986 those small quantits generators who
produce hetween 100 and I (bOO kilograms
(220 and 2200 pounds) a) hazardous waste
per month wilt he required in treat store.
or dispose of the waste only at fues llties
S hat base permits or are authorized to
manage HAZARDOUS wastes On-site
stomge will still he allowed hut EPA will
also he devetoping requirements to regulate
this activity
NOTE (fr au hair reiesied firms- c then sine
of these brochures se upo(oei:e For she du
pltiation and uns ins tori mi mi e At a re
salt is ) EPA s efforts si ulert ei ersnne ii hit
i sold be uffec red hi rhe i hue ees in the fed
era( hazardous nuate (us n dupliiuie i npies
i!f this br os hure mus (me dirts-shamed
RegIonal Contacts
fltd 1 (Coeanouna
Ma MananeBa New
Rhedu Inland.
Wn _________ Dssmseo
State Wage Branch
Juha P Keuuedy Fetal Building
Ba MA fl3
(617) 233-t923
fi ki . B (New Jesney, New
Yeah. Pagan Race, Virgta
Maadal
Air us Waasn Munugemeut
Dmyrasun, Solid Waste Branch
26 Fetal Plaza
New Yeah. NY 10278
(212) 264-0504
S N 8 (Delawame,
District or Columbia, Maeytaad.
Peasaylveaia. Virginia, Went
Vagtatal
Hamtdmsn Waste Management
Dsvsnnne, Waste Management
861 ateut Street
Phita lphia. PA 19107
(2t5) 597-0950
EM as a (Alabama,
F lwada. Georgia , Kentucky
Mmanoatpps. Nash Casultno,
Sian Carolina, tbnnmsee(
Air a s Wage Manngenwnt
Division, Reusdaula Muaagmtwnt
343 Couns land Street, N t
Atlanta, GA 30363
(404) 237.3016
5h115E(Itltoetn, Indiana.
Mlthngao. Mmawa. Ohio,
Wiaeeiwso)
Wage M.r.g s r Dtsstniee. Solid
Wage Branch
230 Sooth Deozbnrn Stmet
acege IL 60604
(312) 886-7433
SSSS (Aahannoa,
Lmuanan, New ratoigo.
Oh I nbama, Team)
1501 Elm Strom
tntmFuu Thu Building
Della, TX 75270
(2t4) 767-9883
EM 18d 1 ltowa, Kansas,
Mam NSas
726 Msoreanta Avenue
Canaan City KS 66101
(816) 374-6534
fl E (CalneSmy
Imtetana, Nash Dakota. Snnmh
Dakota, Utah, Wyeminej
Wage Management Division,
Hnzassleoa Waate Bmnch
(flON)
One Denver Place. Suite 1300
999 tBth Street
Dmneti 80302-2413
(303) 293-1302
SBgWBgO(Arszaaa.
Cnltftettia. Hawaii Nevada,
Goat Manannn(
ihatea and Waste Mnnagnnwio
Division
Wang Psogtnann Branch
2t5 Fsentoot Street
San Francisco CA 94105
(4151974-7472
EM lig ht I I (Alaska, Idaho.
Oregnn, Washington)
Hanardena Wage Dieatost. Wage
Management Branch
1290 Smash Ayenne
Seattle, WA 9810t
(506) 442.2777
IMPORTANT NEWS
- ffor small businesses
m l bazartlous
waste laws.
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Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest
Beginning August 5. 19S5. federal law requires that any firm that
produces more than 100 kilograms (120 pounds or approximately
one-halt of a 55-c’allon drum) of hazardous waste in a calendar
month use the Unitkrm Hazardous Waste Manifest when shippin
its hazardous waste oti-site.
Under federal law. you are required to complete onl items 3. 9.
I. 2. 3. 14. and 16 of the Manifest. See tnstticctt fl r OY IIICSI ’
items on the hack,
Remember—Your state may require you to use a state-approved
Manifest form, or may require you to complete additional items
on the Manifest. Contact your state hazardous waste aoency your
hauler, and the facility that is to receive your waste shipment to
be sure you complete all the necessary items on the Manifest.
If your state does not have its own sersion of the Manifest. .cta
may make additional copies 0) this Manifest to use to complY
with federal requirements.
A Slat. Man ,t.st Documeni Numb.,
8 Slate Generators ID
C Stale transoo tiers ID
Id rranseorr.r 0 mane
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oboe, snrpnrng name and are classit,00, oaC 500 ‘halked and labeled and are io all rnscecrs in cr000, condition or Iransport cv niqnwau
according to applrnable international and nalional ;u,etnmenr rnqulalions
Unless I am a small aoanr,no generator wno has been e .errntea by Stature 01 InquiatrOo from Ice dory 0 macna wasln mrnrmiaarion nertiroatiOn
under Section 3002101 of RCRA I also cern’, 1,-ar t nave a ntcgrarn in Place to rnauce roe colume and tO.icilc or waste genordleo Is Inn degree s
‘rave determined to be 000rromicaito Oraoricabin and I ha,. selected ton method or treat ment storage or itiuposol uorrenlio apailasie 0 ne which
.ninimr,es the present and chore tnreal 0 flu man nnairfl and (be nnorronmnnr
Prinrnai Topod Name Signalore
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2 P,rnred, Tnpod Name Srgnaturo
Monrn Oar
Year
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Prrnted, Typed Name Srgnarure
I
MonlO O S,
Fear
°
I I
19 Orscreeancv Indroarion Space
A
20 Fpcilrtt Owner or Operaror Cerritroatrpn at recerpr or halar000s marerlats 000ered by rn’s manireslesceot as notes in lInm 9
n Printed/Typed Name Signalure
MOntO Ca,
Year
EPA Pore, 8700-22 P .o. 4.851 Prenioss edrlson is obsolete
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I NS IRUCTI EdS
Item 3. Generators Name and %lailtag Address
Enter the name and address at sour business
item t Desinnaced Facility Name and Site Address
Enter the company name and site address ot the (acuity to which
you are shipping the waste listed on this \lanitest The address
must be the site address which mas be dtltercnt trom the
company matltng address
Item 11. U S DOT Description {Includtng Proper Shtpptng Name
Hazard Class and ID Number (UN NA I l
Enter the US DOT Proper Shipping Name Hazard Class and ID
Number (UN /NA) for each waste as udentilted in 49 CFR 171
through 177 Your hauler or the tacilits to which you are shipping
the waste may be able to help sou determine this intormation
You may also be able to obtain intormatton and assistance trom
the US Department ot Transportation %Iatertals Transport
Bureau your state transportation autcncs sour state ha,ardous
waste management agency or sour trade associatton
Item 12. Containers No and Tspe
Enter the number ot contatners tar cash waste and the appropriate
abbreviatton tar the type ol container
DM = Metal drums barrels kegs
DW = Wooden drums barrels kegs
DF = Fiberboard or plastic drum’ barrels kegs
TP = Tanks portable
IT = Cargotanks (tank truu.ksu
IC = Tank cars
D l ’ = Dump truck
CY = Cyltnders
CM = Metal bows cartons cases including roll-ollst
CW = Wooden bows cartons case’
CF = Fiber or plasttc bows cartons cases
BA = Burlap sloth paper or plastic bags
Item 13. Total Quantity
Enter the total quantttv at waste described on each line Your
measurement must include the weight at the container when the
wante container is to be discarded lesample a drum containing
wdste( Do not use tractions or decimals
Item 14. Uniti Wt /Vol I
Enter the appropriate abbres uatuon or the unit utl measure tar cash
quanttty entered under Item 13 as tol lows
G = Gallons
P = Pounds
T = Tons (20( 1) poundst
Y = Cubic sards
L = Liters
K = Kulograms
M = Metrtc tans t1000 kilogramst
N = Cubic meters
Item it Generators Certittcatton
You must sign and date the Uniform Hazardans Waste Nianilest
after you hase tilled it out
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Vehicle Maintenance
IF YOU REPAIR OR MAINTAIN
cars or if you
remove oil or crease
remove rust, dirt or paint
repair or rebuild
farm equipment refinIsh or restore
paint
replace lead-acid batteries
the products you use on the vehicles, and on your equipment.
tools, hands, or (loor may contain hazardous matertals. and the
wastes generated by using these products may be hazardous
wastes.
PRODUCTS CONTAINING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Everyday mechanics. bodymen and others use products
containing hazardous materials. Products like:
Rust removers, which contain strong acid or alkaline solutions
Carburetor cleaners, which contain flammable or combustible
liquids
Used rags containing combustible or flammable solvents
Paints with tiammable or combustible thinners or reducers
Auto and truck batteries
‘contain chemicals or materials which are hazardous to human
health and the environment. Table I lists typical operations/
piocesses which use products that may contain hazardous
materials and which probably generate hazardous wastes. If you
generate 220 pounds (about half of a $5-gallon drumi or more
of hazardous waste per month, you must fill Out a Uniform
Hazardous Waste Manifest when you ship this waste off your
property.
Tablet I
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS
WASTES
TYPICAl. PROCESS’
OPERATION
TYPICAL MATERIAL
TYPICAL INGREDIENTS ON
MATERIALS USED LABEL
GENERAL TYPES
OF WASTES
GENERATED
OH and grease remopal
aiegreaners—sgunki. petroleum diaiiitates,
. arburctor cleaners, aromatic hydrocarbons,
engine cleaners. sarsoi. mineral spirits
votsents. acids alkalies
ignilable wastes, spent
volvcnis. combusirbic
solids, waste acidi
alkaline solutions
Engine, parts and
equipment Cleaning
depreasees—ic’unkr. petroleum distiltaics.
arburetoi cleaners, aromatic hydrocarbons
engine cleaners. solvents, mineral spirits. wfllent.
acidsialkalies. cleaning isitiene. petroleum
tisids naphiha
ignitable musics. spent
s,, ,lsent combustible
solids. wad e acid’
alkaline solutions
Rust remonal
naval cliv. strong acids. phospheric acid,
strong alkalies hydrochloric acid.
hydrol’ligoric acid. sodium
hydronide
waste acids, waste
alkalies
PaInt prepnrau lon
paint thinner,, enamel alcohol ,. peemieam
reducers. suhitespinas Jisiitt ies. sisygenaied
solvents, mineral spirits,
kctone’.
spent solvents. igniiablc
naites. ignilabie paint
navies. paini Wiisics wcin
heavy meials
Painting
enamels, iac uer,. accuse. ioluene.
epunys. alksds. acrylics, petroleum disiiLlaies,
primers epesy ester resins,
meihylene chloride,
sytene. VM&P nap5tha.
aromatic hydrocarbons.
methyl isobutvl. ketones
ignitable paint mattes.
spent solvents. paini
wastes with heavy
metals. ignitable musics
Spray booth. spray
gum. and beush
cleaning
paint thinners. onaniel hermes. alcohols.
reducers. .ssslveuis, chile ioluene. acetone,
spires isopropyl atcsmh l.
petroleum disiillales,
mineral spirits
ignitabte potni wastes.
heavy mcml paint wastes.
spent solvents
PaInt removal
.
,ittsenii. paint thinners, acetone. toluene,
enamel reducers, vs bite çieimicum disS llaies.
spirits meihanol, inneihylene
chloride. isopropsi
alcohol, mineral spirits.
alcohols. kctones. cniher
os gesated solsenis
ignilable paint wasics,
heavy metal paint movies.
spetil solvents
Used kid acid batteries
car, truck. boat, Icad dross, loss han 3
motorcycle, and other tree acids
‘chide batteries
used e a t l acid batteries.
strong a’id,’alkaline
solutions
the proper DOT shipping name
for each waste. To help you complete this
item. Table 2 provides this information
for some of the hazardous wastes you are
most likely to generate. To obtain the
DO’l’ shipping name, hazard class and
UNINA identification number: Select the
typical pmcessc operation from column I
of Table I. Match the ingredients from
column 3 and the waste type generated
from column 4 of Table I with the waste
type and ingredient in column I ot’ Table
2.
Not all vehicle maintenance operations
generate hazardous wastes. If you don’t
see a particular chemical that you use, or
if you generate a waste not listed, or if
you need any type of help, call your state
hazardous waste management agency.
NO1’E: Under current federal la m: you
do not have to use a Manifest when you
ship:
used/dead lead acid batteries that are
destined br recycling
used motor oil. Be aware, however,
that the regulations for used oil may
change. You should still use
environmentally sound methods for the
collection. storage and recycling ci used
motor oil.
Remember—your state may have its
own requirements for lead acid batteries
or used oil. Be sure to check with your
state hazardous waste management
agency.
vans
trucks
heasy equipment
UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST
Item II of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest requires the
proper Department of Transportation I DOT) shipping description.
which includes:
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Table 2
STE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS !
DOT
UN/NA
STE TYPS TRADE NAMES
STRONG ACID/ALkALINE WASTES
SHIPPING NAME HASA
RD CLASG ID NUMBER
Ammonium Hydroxide Ammontum Hydrootde Waste Ammonium Hydionide Corrosive Material NA2672
NH40H Spirit of Harishorn containing not less than 12%
Aqua Ammonia but not more than 44%
ammontat
Icontatning less than 12% ORM-A NA2672
ammonias
Hydrobrotnlc Acid Hydrobmmic Acid HBr Waste Hydrobromic Acid lnoi Corrosive Material UNl7gg
mote than 49% sirengihl
Hydroehlorte Acid Hydmchloeic Acid HCI Waste Hydrochloric Acid Corrosive Material NA1789
Moriatic Acid
Hydroflnaorte Acid Hydiofluoric Acid. HF Waste Hvdmfluoric Acid Coriosive Material UN 1790
Fluotohydric Acid
NIIrle Acid Nitric Acid. HNO2 Waste Nitric Acid lover 40*1 Osidizey lJN203l
Aquaforiis 140% or lessl Corrosive Material NA 1760
PhosphorIc Acid Phosphoric Acid H3P04 Waste Phosphoric Acid Corrosive Material UNIBOS
Orihophosphoric acid
Peiuaduto Hydroxide Potassium Hydroxide KOH Waste Potassium Hydroside Corrosive Msierial UNI B I4
Potassium Hydrate. C.iusiic Solution
Potash Poiassa
Dry Solid Flake Bead or Corrosive Mairrial UNISI3
Granular
SodIum Hydroxide Sodium Hvdronide NaOH Waste Sodium Hydrootdr Corrosive Material UNI BZ4
Caustic Soda. Soda 1st Solution
Sodium Hydrate Drs Solid Flahe. Bead or Corrosive Material UN 1 823
Granular
Sulfuric Acsd Sulfuric Acid. H2S04 Oil of Waste Sulfunc Acid Corrosive Material UNI B3O
Vitriol
Chrotnte Acid Chromic Acid Wusie Chromic Acid Solution Corrosive Material UNI7 S S
IGfIIThDLIZ ASTES
Ignitable Wsstm NOSi CarbutriorCleaneis Wasir Flammable Liquid Flammable Liquid’ UN1993
Aromatic Hydrocarbons Ignitable Wusies NOS NOS
Petroleum Dmstllaios Wasir Combastible Liquid Combustible Liqui& NA 1993
NOS
Waste Flammable Solid NOS Flammable Solid UN 1325
ISNITASLE MINT WASTES
Eihvlene Dtchlortde Ethylene Dichloride Wasir Eths lent Dichloride Flamm,iblr Liquid UNIIB4
I 2-Dichloroeihane
Beneene Benzrnc Waste Beszene ibenzoli Flammable Liquid UNI II4
0
lbloene Tolaene Wssir Tolurar itoluob Flammable Liquid UN1294
Ethyl boneeno Ethyl benzrne Waste hibs l bcnzrne Flammable Liquid L’Nl 175 3
Ch lorobeneone Ch lorobes eene Waste Chlorobenrene Flammable Liquid L’N 1 134
% lonochlorobenpeoe
Phcnvlchloride
C
Methyl Ethyl l elooe %Icihsl Ethsl Kcione MEK Waste Methyl Ethyl Keione Flammable Liqaid bNll93 2
Methyl ,¼ctone Meetco I
liatanone Ethyl Methyl
Ketonc S
S
SPENT SOLVENTS €
While Spirits. Vursol White Spirits Mineral Waste Naphiha Flammable Liquid UN25S3 3
Spirits ‘Japhiha Combustible Liquid L’N25S3 2
I I.I-Ihiehlornelhnne Aeothanc TT Ch lorks Waste I I I Trichloroethaac ORM-A 1 1N2 831 a
Chliiriieihene Methyl-
Ch lonilorm Alpha I 4 .5 =
Chloroicse -
Petroleum dtslillaleo Petroleum Distillate’ Fetroleum Distillate Flammable Liqaid LNl265 S
Cumhusi,hle Liquid LNI2oII f S
MINT WASTES WITH HEAVY METALS I
Patnts xtih heany metals Ileaus Mn.tals Paint Hazaislnu , Waste Liquid or (1KM-b sa;qlhq j
L.ai Siilid NOS /
‘Ji kel — —
Chromium Z C C
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Drycleaning and Laundry Plants
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
The establishments covered under Drvcleaning and Laundry
Plants include:
Retail drycleaning stores
Industrial and linen supply plants ith drvcleaninit operattons
l ather and fur cleaning plants
Self-service laundromats with drvcleaning equipment
Other establishments with drvcleaning operations.
While not all of these tactlities will produce hazardous waste.
those facilities using hazardous solvents may be subject to new
Resource Conscrvatton and Recovery Act (RCRAI provisions
regarding the treatment. storage. disposal. and transportation 01
small quantities of hazardous waste. These solvents include:
Perchloroethylene. otherwtse known as perc. PCE. or
tetrachloroethvlene
Valciene’. also known as Iluorocurbon 113 or
trichlorotritluoroethane
Petroleum solvents, such as Stoddard. quick-dry low-odor and
other solvents with a tiash point less than l40 F. (“140-F solvent”
and other solvents with a flash point equal to or greater than
140°F are not considered hazardous under EPA RCRA
designation. Ii you are unsure of the tiash point, check with the
distributor of the solvent.)
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM DRYCLEANING OPERATIONS
Perchioroethylene plants potentiall produce three types of
hazardous wastes:
Still residues from solvent distillation Uhe entire weight)
Spent filter cartridges (total weight of the cartridge and
remaining solvent after draining)
Cooked powder residue (the total sveight of drained powder
residues from dtatomaceous or other powder filter systems alter
heating to remove excess solvent).
Valclene plants potential lv produce two types of hazardous
wastes:
Still residues from solvent distillation (the entire weigho
Spent filter cartridges total weight of the cartridge and
remaining solvent after draining).
Petroleum solvent plants potentiall> produce unIv one type of
hazardous waste:
Still residues from solvent distillation (the entire weightf
However, if 140-F solvent is used, the still residue will iw,
normally be a hazardous waste.
Well-drained filter cartridges or drained filter muck (powder
residues from diatomaceous filter systems) are solids and do not
meet the criteria for classification as an ignitable solid: therefore.
they are not hazardous wastes.
WASTE QUANT ES AND DESCRIPTIONS
Table I
TYPICAL QUANTITIES OF HAZARDOUS WASTE FROM
DRYCLEANINO
Pounds 5 vua.sie tvr (.ifli rounds 0) clothes cleaned,
WASTE TYPE
CLEANING METHOD
PETROLEUM
PERC VALCLENE SOLVENTS
serauc Qu.snuis iii Hazardous haste ipoundsi
Still Residues
25 (ii 20
Spent Cariridec’ tillers:
Standard Ccarl n core,
.Ads i ’rpt,i c’ispl iii
2)) (5 -
Si 2 5
Cooked Poinder Residue
4ii N; N-S
Drained Filter Muck
NA NA
Wel(.dra,ned Filter earirids’es or drained lifter suck arc solids and do not niezi
the criteria hr classii,catu,n as an ,uniiahk solid. ihere(i,re. Ihes are flirt
hazardous wastes
Table 2
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS 0
WASTE
Information for Item II of the Manliest
HAZARD
DOT SNIPPING NAME CLASS
UNINA
ID NUMBER
Perc
%‘.asie Pcrchl,,r,iethskne or URM-A
Shasic Teirachl ,,roeihs(cne
LN 897
%‘alclene
)Ia,ariious SVaste.NOS ORSI-E
L’N 9)89
Petroleum
Sohents
SSaste Petroleum D,si ,llaie (.‘i ,mbust ,bk’
Liquid”
I’ S 12w
Waste Petroleum Naphiha Combustihle
Liquid’
UN (255
tn ccriain situations, other DOT descriptions may be applicable to the wastes
listed.
‘‘ti ihe Flash point ot the solsent itr residue as ilinpis.’d of is less than liKrF. the
hazard class would 1w lammahle liquid” .‘nlthou h ihe lash siint ot
petroleum dryclcaning so)vcnis is above 111411’. he presence 0) contaminants
(such as printing inksi cou(d lower the oscrall (lash point in below lluJ°F
If your plant produces 220 pounds or more of hazardous waste
per month, you are subject to certain requirements., including the
use of a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest when shipping
hazardous waste oil your premises.
To determine whether your plant qualilies as a regulated small
quantity generator and to complete the Manifest, you will have to
weigh the hazardous waste your plant generate;. Table I lists
common types and average quantities cit hazardous waste
produced per 1(100 pounds ii) clothes cleaned.
Item II on the Manifest is the Departtnent of Transportation
(DOll description of the waste. svhich includes the proper
shipping name, hazard class, and UN NA identification number
This information is provided in Table 2 to aid in preparing the
Manifest: tither DOT descriptions and identification codes.
however. may be applicable in sotlie circumstances.
WASTE DISPOSAL METHODS
Generally there are three tuethods (or proper disposal of
hazardous wastes that are currently considered acceptable by both
EPA and most state hazardous waste management agencies:
Disposal in an authorized hazardous waste landfill
Disposal at an authorized htuh.ientperature incineration
lacility
Disposal through an authorized recycler of hcardous wastes.
From an environmental perspective, recycling or incineratton is
generally preferable to land disposal.
BAN ON LAND DISPOSAL OF PERC AND VALCLENE WASTES
Under the new RCRA. EPA is required to issue, by Noveniber
8. 1986. new regulations that will ban the disposal on or into th
land of hazardous waste containing certain solvents, including
perchloroethylene and Valelene. In the near future, therel’ore.
hazardous waste disposal options will he further restricted.
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Textile Manufacturing
INDUSThY OVERVIEW
The following Fextile Manulacturing indusir segments are
cosered bs this summary
Broad woven tabric mill’ wool mills including dseing and
finishing ;
Knitting mills
Dseing and linishing textiles except wool labrics and knit
goods
Floor covering mills
While not all ol thcse tcxttlc industries will produce haiardous
waste those lacilittes using hazardous solvents mas be subject to
new Resourcc Consersatton and Recovery Act tRCRA I pros istons
for treatment storage disposal and transport at small quantities
ot hazardous waste Some ol the solsents used tn textile
manutacturing which are ol concern include
Perc ltloroethylene or tetrachloniethvlene also known as pert
Perclene Tetrales Nenta Tetracap Persec Antisal I Perawin
Didakene. and other names
ltIchloreethylene. also known as ICE Gemalgene Lanadin
Lethurin Nialk Perm-a Ch lor Trik lone Triad Benzinol
Btacosolv Cei.olene Trielin Triline triol Vestrol Ch lors lene
Dow-Fri. and Vitran
p Methylene Chloride or dichloromethane. also known as NCI-
C50102 Solaesthtn Aetuthene MM Narkotil and Solmethine
p 1, 1, 1-ifichloroettlane. also known as Aerothane IT Chlorten
Inhibisol Ch lorothen N U NCI-C04626 Ch lorothene
Methvlchloroform Alpha-I and Ch lorotene
p Toluene or totuol also known as methacide methvlbenzene
methvlbenzol phenv lmethane and Antisal IA
p Beniene or henzol
p iene or sytol
p Ethylene Dlch loride.
thrsol or Mineral Spirits White Spirits and Naphiha
These solvents are typically used in the dry-cleaning 01 100
percent synthetic tiher knit fabrics and wosen and wool tabrics
in specialty operations such as tricot and lace splitting or solsent
scouring in dseing operations and in some iinishing opi.rations
br impregnation or coating ot textile ttbers In addition solsents
are used to clean machinery such as rollers and spinning
machines used in textile manutacturing
If ou generate more than 220 pounds iabout halt of a
55-gallon drumt of hazardous waste solsents or solsent still
bottoma per month. iou will be subjeet to certain
requirements. including the use of a Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest for shipment of ?our hazardous waste off
sour premises Item II tin the Manitesi requires the proper
Department ot Transportation i DOlt shipping description which
includes the DOT shipping name hazard class and UN /NA
identification number br each waste this intormation tar the
various waste solvents and solvent still bottoms is provided in
Table I to assist you in completing the required sections at the
Manitest Please note that these DOT designations could ditter
under various conditions
This is not a comprehensise list II situ suspect that you
generate a waste which is not included in this summary contact
your state hazardous waste management agencs iir EPA Regional
Otitee br assistance
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
WASTE SOLVENT ?
SOLVENT STILL
BOTTOMS
DOT
SHIPPiNG NAME
HAZARD
CLASS
UN/NA tD
NUMBER
Pert
w i reira ui ,in ihilen.
iii Feithionvihi lenc
OR si A
L5ii597
waiie Naphihu Fiammabi, L\i256
Liquuii
Cinnbuuiibte L Si2Sh
Liquid’
inw. desi.ripiions mas change eisen suriaiiiins in itasie i.haracicrisiics tie
conditions
2 A flammable tiquid has a lash puini tess ihan tb) F
A combustible ‘quid has a ilash piiini heisteen (KY and 2(B’F
Table I
ice w ,ie Tiichliini,ihslenn ORb) A L%i7iii
sieibuienn ehinride waite Oithiitriimeiuane ii , ORb) A L\i ii i
%teisiiem Liiloride
i t.i.Triehinrneihane t sasie i i I irichioninibane iittM-A I \ iiti
Chinrnbenmne 5 sasie Chiorehenuene riuminahie L s_it U
Liquid
Tniuene wasie Inioune i.e t..iuoi iiammanie I Ni1ua
Liquid
Deanna . waiie iienuene it tkuu,.l i-iammabk i s_ui’
ciquid
Xiinne Aasie s_siinei..i,.ii Flammable ts_i tO ?
Liquid
Eiti ienn dmitinridn 5kasie tibs lene Oishliiiide i-iammahle L Ni tea
Liquid
Sand
white Spinis
Mineral Spirtis
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Wood Preserving
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
A typical wood preserving operation uses any of the l ilttiw inz
wOOd conditioning processes: steamine. htiultonizinn. kiln or air
drying either under pressure or vacuunti with one or more of the
three principal wood preserving agents:
Creosote
. Pentachiorophenol IPCPI
Inorganic arsenical compounds CCA—Chromaied Copper
Arsenate or AC.A—Aiiinuoniacal Copper Arsenate I.
The wastewater treatment sludge that is generated trout wood
preserving processes that use creosote and.or pentachlorophenol is
listed by EPA as a hazardous waste. The wastC from using
Inorganic Arsenicals is frequently a hazardous waste if it contains
either chromium or arsenic in a concentration greater than or
equal to 5.0 wig I.
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM WOOD PRESERVING OPERATIONS
If you generate 220 pounds (about hail of a 55-gallon drum)
or more of hazardous waste per month. %ou must fill out a
Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest when you ship these
wastes off your property. Item II in he slanilest requires the
Department of Transportation i DOT i description 01 the waste.
which includes the proper shippinc name, hazard class and
I U N/NM identification number. Tis nt irntation is presented in
Table I. If you use a process or prc er’ n c agent which is not
listed in Table I. consult your staic hazardous waste management
agency to determine if your wastc hazardous, and if so. the
proper DOT information needed Ir the Nlanikst.
Table
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DOT
WOOD PRESERVING
HAZARD
UN/NA
AGENTS
DOT SHIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
Creosote
Ha,urdu. Wa le. Liquid or Sohd.
NOS
iig%tE
NASIIiS
Pentachtorophenit
Waste PcnLchlriphcnol. Liquid or
Solid
I )RMti
N.A2 1 12 1i
Chromated Copper
WasieAr-zncat Coniprunds.Solid
Poison B
LN 1557
Arsenate
5 aste Ar’enval Conip unds. Liquids
Poison B
LN I55 I s
.•Smmoniacal Copper
Waste Ar’enical Compounds. SolidS
Poison B
UN 1557
..hrseflate
w’asie ArwneI Coitipounds. Liquids
t’oi,on B
UNl 5s
Other nood
Ita.ardou. /Vsie Liqutd or Slid.
( )RS1-E
NA (ti i (
presers log soastes
NOS
These descriptions was chanec gisen sarijions in suasie characteristics and conditions.
NOS—Not otherwise s ciiied,
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Equipment Repair
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Your business is included in the Equipment Repair category it
you operate a:
Radio and/or television repair shop
Refrigeration and air conditioning service or repair shop
Miscellaneous equipment repair shop e.g.. electrical
household appliances or industrial equipment I
or if ou repair equipment used for
Pipelines (except natural gasI
Communications
Power generationitransmission
Automatic merchandising machines
Amusement parks.
Not all equipment repair operations produce hazardous wastes.
However, if you use any strong acid. alkaline solutions.
flammable/combustible liquids, combustible solids, or paints
containing either flammable or combustible solvents, heavy
metals or both, it is possible that the wastes generated from using
these materials may be hazardous. If so. then you may be subject
to new Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
provisions regarding the transportation of small quantities of
hazardous waste.
PRODUCTS CONTAINING HAZARDOUS MATERIALS
Everyday mechanics, repairmen and others use products
containing hazardous materials. Products like:
Rust removers, which contain strong acid or alkaline solutions
Degreasers. which contain tiammable or combustible liquids
Used rags containing combustible or tiammable solvents
Paints with flammable or combustible thinners or reducers
contain chemicals or materials which are hazardous to human
health and the environment. Table I lists typical operations;
processes that use products which may’ contain hazardous
materials and which probably generate hazardous wastes. If you
generate 220 pounds (about half of a 5S.gallon druml or more
oF hazardous waste per month, you must fill out a Uniform
Hazardous Waste Manifest when you ship hazardous waste off
your propertY.
UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST
Item I I of the Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest requires the
proper Department of Transportation DOT) shipping description.
which includes:
the proper DOT shipping name
the hazard class
the UN/NA Identification Number
for each waste. To help you complete this
item. Table 2 provides descriptive
information tar some of the hazardous
wastes you are most likely to generate. To
obtain the DOT shipping name, hazard
class and UN.’ NA identification nutnbcr:
Select the typical process/operation from
column I of Table I. Match the
ingredients from column 3 and the waste
type generated from column 401 Table I
with the waste type and ingredient in
column I of Table 2.
If you do not see a particular chemical
that you usc. if you generate a waste not
listed, or if you need any type of help.
call your state hazardous waste
management agency.
NOTE: Currently. you may not have to
use a Manifest for used motor oil. hut you
should be aware that regulations may
change in this area. You should still use
environmentally sound methods br the
collection, storage and recycling of used
motor oil.
Table I
TYPICAL OPERATIONS
USING MATERIALS WHICH MAY GENERATE
WASTES
HAZARDOUS
TYPICAL PROCESS’
OPERATION
TYPICAL MATERIAL
TYPICAL INGREDIENTS ON
MATERIALS USED LABEL
GENERAL TYPES
OF WASTES
GENERATED
Oil and grease
removal
deoreasers—/y’unki. petroleum distillate,.
jrburetor deaners. aromatic sydrocarhssns.
engine cleaners. varsol. mineral spinis
solvents, acids alkalies
imitable waste,. spent
solsents. combustible
solids, waste acid,
alkaline solutionv
Engine, parts and
equipment cleaning
degreavers—i gunk>. petroleum distillate,.
carburetor cleaners. aromaiic hsdrocarhons.
engine cleaner,, solvents. mineral spirits. hcnzene.
acids,akalies. cleaning toluene. petroleum
tluids naphiha
ignitable wastes, spent
solvents. combustible
solids. wasie acid,
alkaline solutions
Rust removal
naval jelly. strm,00 acids. phosphoric acid.
strong alkalies hydrochloric acid,
hvdmlluoric acid. s ium
hydronide
waste acids, waste
alkalies
Paint preparation
paint thinners, enamel alcohols, petroleum
reducers. issue spirits distillates.ossurcnated
solvent,, mineral spirits,
ketones
spent solvents, ignitable
wastes, ignitable paini
wastes, paint wastes with
heavy metals
Painting
enamels., lacquers. aceione. toluene,
epeivvs. alkyds. acrylics. peiroleum distillates.
primers eçmxv ester resins,
meihylene chloride,
sylene. VM&P naphiha.
aromatic hydrocarbon,.
methyl isohutvlkeiusnes
ignitable paint wastes.
spent solvents, paint
wastes with heavy
metals., ignitable wastes
Spra, booth. spray guns
and brush cleaning
pamni thinners, enamel ketones. alcohols,
reducers, solvents, white t,mluene. acetone,
spirits isopropyl alcohol,
petroleum distillate,.
mineral spirits
ignitable paint wastes,
heavy metal paint wastes.
spent solvents
Paint remonal
solvents, paint thinners. acetone. toluene.
enamel reducers, white petroleum distillates,
spirits methanol, methylene
chloridc. itoptopyl
alcohol, mineral spirits.
alcohol. ketones. other
umnvgenaied.solsenis
ignitable paint wastes.
heavy metal paint wastes.
.pent solvents
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Table 2
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATIONS /TRADE
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE NAMES
STRONG ACID/ALKALINE WASTES
DOT SHIPPING NAME HAZARD
CLASS ID NUMSER
Ammenium H droside Ammoniarn Hsdroside
Waste Ammonium Hsdroside
Corrosise Material
5A672
NH4OH Spirit ol H.trtshorn
ii.ontaininr not less than 12%
Aalaa Ammonia
hat noi more ihan 34%
ammoniai
liontainine liss than izc
ORM-A
‘lA2h72
ammoniai
Hydrobromic Acid Hydrobromo. Acid HBr
Waste Hsdrobromn. Acid
Corrosive Material
UN 1788
Hydrochloric Acid Hydrochloric Acid HCI
Waste Hsdroshloric Acid
Corrosive Material
‘ 1A1789
Muriatis Acid
Hydrofluor.e Acid Hvdrollaoric Acid HF
Waste Hsdrofluoric Acid
Corrosive Material
UN1790
Flnorohsdric Acid
NItric Acid Nitric Acid HNO2
Waste Nitric Acid lover 40%)
Osidizer
LiN203I
Aqnafortis
40% or lrssi
Corrosive Material
‘lAl l6O
Phoaphoruc Acid Pliosphotic Acid H3P04
Waste Phosphoric Acid
Corrosive Material
UNI8OS
Orthophosplioric acid
Potassium Hydroxide Potussiam Hsdrovide KOH
Waste Potasiam Hydrooide
Corrooive Material
lJNl8l4
Potassiam Hsdraic Caustic
Solotion
Potash Poiassa
Dry Solid Flake Bead or
Granalar
Corrosive Maierual
LNI8I3
Sodium Hydroxide Sodium Hsdrooide ‘iaOH
Waste Soiliam Hsdroaide
Corrosive Material
UN 1824
Caasiic Soda Soda Lse
Solution
Sodium Hsdraie
Drs Solid Flake Bead or
Granular
Corrosive Material
UN 1823
Sulfuric Acid Sulfuric Acid H2S04 Oil of
Waste Solfuric Mid
Corrosive Material
UN 1832
Viiriol
Chroanuc Mud Chromic Acid
Waste Chromic Acid Solatioo
Corrosive Material
UNI I5S
IGNITASLE WASTES
Ignitable Wasum iJ4)5i Carbureior Cleaners
Waste Flammable Liqaid
Flammable Liquid
UN 1993
Aromatic Hydrocarbons Ignitable Wasies NOS
SOS
Petroleum Dtslullutm
Waste Combusiihle Liquid
SOS
Combustible Liquid
SAl993
Waste Flammah le Solid NOS
Flammable Solid
L’N1325
IGNITABLE PAINT WASTES
Ethylene Duchlonde Ethylene Dichloride
Wage Eihs lent Dich loride
Flammable Liquid
UNll84
I 2-Dichlorcieihane
Senzene Bencene
Waste Benrene ibeezoll
Flammable Liquid
UN 1 1 14
ibluene Tolucoe
Waste Tolacec lioluoll
Flammable Liquid
bN 1294
Ethyl Senaeme Eihyl bevzeuie
Waste Sibyl beazene
Flammable Liquid
LNII7S
Cblorobenzene Chlorols.nzene
Waste Chloriibenzene
Flammable Liquid
LN1134
Monoch lorobenrene
Plienv lch loride
.
3
Methyl Ethyl Ketone Meihvl Eihsl Ketone MEI(
Waste Methyl Sibyl lietone
Flammable Liquid
LN1193
Methyl Acetone Meetco
Baiunone Sibyl Meibs l
lselone
I
SPENT SOWENTS
White Spirits. Varsol While Spiriis Mineral
Spirits Naphiha
Waste Naphiha
Flammable Liquid
L52553
S
Ill-fruchloroethane Acothane IT Chlorlea
Waste I I I Triihloroeihaae
ORMA
LN2831
Chlorociheise Meibsl
Chloroform Alpha T
Chloroicve
Pelroleum dustullatm Pelroleum Distillaics
Petroleum Distillate
Flammable Liquid
L N1268
Combaslible Liquid
LN 12 68
LEAD-ACID BATTERIES
Lead-Acid Batteries Lead-Acid Batteries
Lead Dross iiontaining 3% or
ORM-C
5A1794
mote lice audi
PAINT WASTES WITH HEAVY METALS
Heavy metal paints with Heavy Metal Paints
Hazardoas Waste Liquid or
ORM E
5A9189
Lead
Solid NOS
Nickel
Chromium
I
Ba
4 !
0
o 0-
a- a
C:
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Furniture/Wood Manufacturing
and Refinishing
INDUSTRY OVERViEW
Your business is included in the Furniture/Wood
Manufacturing and Refinishing category if you manufacture or
refinish:
Wooden kitchen cabinets
Hardwood veneer and plywood
Softwood veneer and plywood
Particleboard
Wooden household furniture (except that which is upholstered)
Household furniture, not elsewhere classified (new or
upholstered)
Wooden office furniture, lockers, office and store fixtures
Furniture (reupholstery and repair).
Not all furniture/wood manufacturing or refinishing operations
produce hazardous wastes. However, if you use any solvents.
flammable or combustible liquids, combustible solids, or ignitable
paints containing flammable solvents, it is possible that the
wastes generated from using these materials may be hazardous.
and you may be subject to new Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRA) provisions regarding the transportation of
small quantities of hazardous waste. Table I lists typical
operations/processes that use products which may generate
hazardous wastes.
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM THE MANUMCTURING/
REFINISHING OF FURNITURE AND WOOD
Furniture and wood manufacturers and refinishers generally
produce one or more of the wastes listed in Table 2. 11 you
produce 220 pounds (about half of a 55 gallon drum) or more
of hazardous wastes per month, you are subject to certain
requirements. including the use of a Uniform Hazardous
Waste Manifest when you ship hazardous waste off your
premises.’ Item II on the Manifest requires the Department of
Transportation (DOT) description of the waste, which includes the
proper shipping name, hazard class and UN/NA identification
number.
To help you complete this item, Table 2 provides this
information for some of the hazardous wastes you are most likely
to generate To obtain the DOT shipping name, hazard class and
UN/NA identification number Select the typical process/
operation from column I of Table I. Match the ingredients from
column 3 and the waste type generated from column 4 of Table I
with the waste type and ingredieni in column I of Table 2. If you
generate a waste which is not on this list, please consuli your state
hazardous waste management agency to determine if your waste
is hazardous, and to obtain the proper DOT information necessary
for the Manifest.
Soot siates require the manifesting of less than 220 pounds of itazardoas materials.
Check with your state hazardous waste management agency to detetmtne your
requirements under state law.
Table I
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS
WASTES
TYPtCAL PROCESS!
OPERATION
TYPICAL
TYPICAL MATERIAL
MATERIALS USED INGREDIENTS
GENERAL TYPES
OP WASTES
GENERATED
Wood cleaning
petrotcam distiitaies. peiroleam distillates.
ignitable wastes, spent
and wax remonal
white sptrits mineral spirits
solvents
Rgfln lsh lng/
paint removers, varnish acetone, toluene.
ignitable wastes.
Stripping
temovers. enamel petroleum disiillates.
removers, shellac methanol, methylene
removers. paint chloride, alcohols.
solvents, turpentine ketones. osygenated
solvents
ignitable paini wastes.
solvent stilt bottoms
Staining
stains mineral spirits, alcohol,
pigments
ignitable wastes. speni
solvents, solvent still
bottoms.
Painting
enamels, lacquers. toluene. pigments.,
epoxy. alkyds. acrylics titanium diostde.
eposyester resins,
aromatic hydrocarbons.
glycol ether,
halogenated
hydrocarbons.
vinylacetate acrylic
ignitable patni wastes.
ignitable wastes, solvent
still boitoms, paint
wastes containing heavy
metals
Finishing
varnish, shellac, denatured alcohols,
polyurethane. lacqacrs resins, shellac,
with residues petroleum disitllates.
toluene diisocyanate
ignitable wastes, spent
solvents, solvent still
bottoms
Brush cleaning and
paint thinners, enamel acetone. toluenc,
ignitable paint wastes.
upray gun cleaning
reducers, varnish petroleom distillat s,
removers, shellac methanol, methylene
removers, white ptrirs chloride. isoprupanol.
mineral spirits. ,ikohols
ignitable wastes, spent
solvents, solveni still
bottoms
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Table 2
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS !
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
DOT SNIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS ID NUMBER
IGNITASLE WASTES
Ignitable Wastes NOW Ignitable Wa tcs NOS Waste Flammable Liquid
Petroleum d,sttllatm Solsenis ‘.OS Flammable Liquid l.iNl993
Waite Combustible Liquid
NOW Combustible Liquid NA1993
Waste Flammable Solid
NOS Flammable Solid 1iNl325
Waste Fetroleum Disiillates Flammable Liquid tiNl2b B
IGNITABLE PAINT WASTES CONTAINING
Ethylene D,chlor.de Ethylene Di hloride Waste Ethslene Dwhloride Flammable Liquid UNII B4
I 2-Dichloroeihane
Benaeae Benrene Waste Beneene iben,olt Flammable Liquid UN I II4
Thluene rolaenc Waste 1olaene itoluoll Flammable Liquid LlNl294
Ethyl hennene Ethyl benrene Wasie Ethyl beuzene Flammable Liquid LJNI 175
Chlurnbenuene Chlombenzene Waste Chloroheuzene Flammable Liquid UNI 134
Monoi.hlorisbcnzene Phenv l
Chloride
Methyl Ethyl Kelune Methyl Eihsl Ketone %IEK Waste blribsl Ethsl Keinne Flammable Liquid LNI 193
Methyl Acetone Meetco
Batanone Ethsl %leibsl
Ketone
SPENT SOWENTS AND STILL BOTTOMS
Acetone Acetoee Waste Acetone Flammable Liquid liNlO9O
While Sptritu White Spirits Mineral Waste Naphtha Flammable Liquid UN2553
Sptrits Naphtha
Kertmene Kemnene Fuel oil Cl Waste bemsene Combusitb le Liquid UN1223
Methnlene Chlurtde Dichlommethane Methane Wanie Do.htommethane or ORM-A UN 1593
Dich loride Methslenc Methslene Chloride
Bichloride NCI•C50102
Soluesihin Aerothene
Narkotil Solmethine
Tuluene Toluene Meihacide Waste TolaenetTo luo lt Flammable Liquid LN1294
Methnlbenzeee
Methnlhenzol
Pttenslmethane Toluol
Aniinai IA
Bemaene Benzeee Benzol Waste Benzene t Benzolt Flammable Liquid UNI 114
Ethanol Ethauul Ethyl AIi.ohol Waste Eihnl Alcohol Flammable Liquid UNI77 I )
These descriptions may change gisen sariaiions in wasie characteristics or conditions
NOS—non otherwise spccilied
A liquid is flammable lii has a flash pitini below 100F
A liquid is combustible lit has a hash poini beiween 101) and 200F
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Pesticide End-Users! Application Services
INDUSTRY OVERViEW
Several industries are included under Pesticide End-Users!
Application Services
Agricultural pesticide application services
Lawn garden and tree services
Diainfecttng and structural peat control services
Arboreta, botanical, and zoological gardens
Public golf courses and other facilities regularly ustsg
pesticides
Use of pesticides can generate hazardous waste The type and
quantity of waste generated determines what RCRA generator
provisions if any apply Even if quantities generated are below
small quantity generator levels, hazardous waste should be
carefully managed to prevent luture health and environmental
problems
Farmers using pestictdes ate exempted from most RCRA
provisions. including preparation ot a Manifest provided that
pesttctde containers are triple rinsed and the rinse solution ts
either used or disposed of on their own larms tn accordance wtth
the pesttctde label instructions
HAZARDOUS WASTES D ENERA TED BY PESTICIDE END4ISERS
AND APPTJCMIIRS
Numerous pesticides are in common use in applications rangtng
from protection of food and structures to pest and disease control
tn home gardens Pesttctdes like other chemicals can be harm tul
tf not used and disposed of properly that is in accordance wtth
EPA-approved pesticide label instructtons Several types of wastes
from pesticide end-users and applicators are common
Rinsewater: Solutions used to rtnse application equipment
and product containers and not used per label tnstructions
Empty Containers: Which contain pesticide residues
(unless/until triple rinsed)
Unused Pesticides: Unusable or unidentifiable material
Contaminated Soil: Soil or other matertal contaminated from
spills
Some very dilute rinsewater or soils contaminated with very low
pesticide concentrations may not be hazardous but should be
treats as hazardous waste unless known to be non-hazardous
from label information, chemical analysts or other reltable
souree. Pesticide containers that are triple rinsed are not
hazardous waste, although the rinse solution may be hazardous
Some pesticide formulations may contain flammable solvents or
other material that make the pestictde solution an ignitable land
therefore hazardous) waste
UNIFORM HAZARDOUS WASTE MANIFEST
If you generate between 220 and 2200 pounds (100 to 1.000
ktlograms or hazardoua waste per calendar month, ou are
subject to new small quantity generator provisions requiring
the use or a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manirest —hen ,ou
ship hazardous wastes off your premises.
Item II on the Manifest requires the Department of
Transportation IDOl’) shipping name hazard class and UN/NA
identtftcstion number This information is included in the
following table for a variety ot common pesticides Some
pesticides no longer in common use are included in the table
because they may be lound in storage
DO’!’ descriptions other than those provided in the tollowing
table may be applicable to some wastes dependtng on the waste
constituents and their concentrations For esample if the waste
peaticide contains flammable solsents it may be classified as a
combustible liquid (flash point less than 200°F and greater than or
equal to 100°F) or as a flammable liquid (flash point less than
100°F) If the waste is combustible or flammable, these
classifications should be used instead ol other possibly applicable
clasatfications including Poison B OR%I-A orORM-E that may
be shown in the table Different hazard classifications generally
receive dilferent identification numbers Some Ilammable
compounds occasionally used in pesticides are included in the
table
In order to assess whether RCRA generator requirements are
applicable, the entire weight ot each w’aste te g the weight of any
contaminated soil), not just the weight of the pesticide is
considered
Even if you generate less than 220 pounds (100 kilograms) per
calendar month 01 hazardous waste you may be subject to siate
requirements Regardless ol the quantit > generated pesticide
wastes should either be used or disposed o lin accordance with
EPA-approved pesticide container label instruettons
FOR MORE INFORMATiON
If you are not sure whether sou produce hazardous waste
whether you are subject to the new small quantity generator
provtstons or what the proper DOT description is br your waste.
please contact your EPA Regional Office or state hazardous waste
management agency for assistance
See Tabin t inside
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Table I
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
HAZARD
UN/NA ID
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME CLASS’
NUMSER
PSSTICIDES CONTAINING ARSENIC
Arsenic pentoxide Waste Arsenic Penionide Solid Poison B L ’s 1559
arsenic acid anhsdride
arsenic lv ) oxide
Arsenic Irunnide Waste Arsenic Trioside Solid Poison B LNl5 hl
arsenic sesqaionide
arsenic 11111 onide
arsentous acid lnnhydridel
whtie arsenic
Cacodylic acid Wasie Arsenical Pesticide Solid NOS’ Poison B U 5 12759
hydroaydiinetbvlarsitte oside Wasie Arsenical Pesticide Liqaid NOS Poison B LN2759
Phytar Waste Arsenical Pesiii.ide Liqaid NOS Flammabln Liqaid LN2760
Mnnnandntm meihaneaesonate Wasie Arsenical Pesticide Solid NOS Poison B LtN2759
Ansarl 70 H C and 529 H C Waste Arsenical Pesticide Liqaid NW Poison B 1 l2759
Arsanote Liqaid Waste Arsenical Pesticidi. Liqaid NW Flammable Liqaid 1542760
Baeno 6
Daeonate 6
DaI-E-Rad
Herb-All
Merge 823
Mesamate
Monate
Ttana-Vert
Weed-E-Rad
Weed-Hoe
Dmndlum mnnonnentianearsnnaie Waste Arsenical Pesticide Solid NW Poison B UN2759
Atsnar 8100 Waste Arsenical Pesticide Liqaid NW Poison B UN2759
Aettienal Waste Arsenical Pesticide Liqaid NW Flammable Liqaid L’N2760
Ars inyl
Dinaie
Di-Tac
DMA
Meihar 30
Sodar
Versar DSMA-LQ
Weed-E-Rad 360
PESTICIDES CONTAINING CARSAMATES
Ibmik Waste Carbamase Pesticide Solid NOS Poison B L’ 5 42757
OMS i ll Waste Carhamnie Pesticide Liqaid NOS Poison B 1542757
UC 21149 Waste Carbatnaie Pesticide Liqaid NOS Flammable Liqaid LN27SB
PESTICIDES CONTAINING MERCURY
2-MetItenyenti tmerctnrte eh lnride Waste Merears Based Pesticide Solid NOS Poison B eN2777
MEMC Waste Merearv Based Pesticide Liqaid NW Poison B L’ 5 12777
Agallol
Cekastl Universal C Waste Mercarn Based Pesticide Liqaid NW Flammable Liqaid LN2778
Ceresan-lJntnersal-Nassbei,e
Eminan h
Pitenylmerenrie acetate Wasie Metcars Based Pesitcide Solid NW Poison B 1iN2777
PAS Waste Mercarv Based Pesticide Liqaid NW Poison B UN777
Agrosan Waste Mercarv Based Pesticide Liqaid NOS Flammable Liqaid UN2778
Cekasil
Celmer
Gal lo bs
Hong Nien
Liqaipbene
Merso ltte
Pamisan
Phin
Seedton
Shimmer en
Tag HL 331
Other DOT descriptions man he appropriate depending on th i . lormalaiton
tA pesticide normally classed as Poisiin B iir ORM A when shipped in citniainirs at Ill) gallons iir lessi is classitii.d as a llammable
liqaid i i mined with a solsent sach that iS. resalting solation has a lash piiini ol ins than ltX)ir Sintilar ls a pistiiidt. normalls ilissed as
ORM-E or ORM-A (when shipped in ontainers at mitre ihan 10 gallonsi whnn mined with siilssets niav he ilasstiiid as a liamniable
liqaid Illash point less than ltJO’Pt mr as a iombastthk liqaid illash point griat i r than or qaal to loirF and liss ihan 2itO’I-i ‘sate that
UN/NA ID namhers are generally dilicrent tar ditterent hazard tlassttications
‘Not Oihu.rwre Speittied
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Table I (Continued)
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD
CLASS’
UNINAID
NUMBER
PESTICIDES CONTAININC NICOTINE
Nicotine Waste Poison B Solid NOS Poison B liN2lll I
BlurS Leat 40 Waste Poison B Liquid NOS Poison B tJN SlO
Waste Elamnialile Liquid Poisonous Nl)S Flammable Liquid I. N 1992
PESTICIDES CONTAININC SUSSTITUTED NITROPHENOLS
Dinutroerenol Wasie Subsiiiuied Niieoplii.nol Pesiicide Solid NOS Poison B LN2779
Waste Subsiiiuied Nirrophenol Pesiii.ide Liquid NOS Poison B UN2779
Chemseer Wasre Subsiiruied Niiriipheuol Pestisidi. Liquid NOS Flammable Liqoid L’12780
I)eiol
Elgetol 30
Nitrador
Selinou
Si non
Trilocide
Tri lnnu
Dunoneb Waste Snbsiiioied Niirsqilitnol Pesiiiide Solid NOS Poison B UN779
DNBP W.isie Sntisiiiuied Niirophenol Pesiisidi. Liquid NOS Poison B LN2779
Basanite
Caldon Waste Suhsiiioied Niirophi.nol Pesiiu.ide Liqoid NOS Flammable Liquid L ‘J2780
Chemos Ci. neral
Chemon PC
Diniim
Dinrim General
Dsnamoe
Clgeiol 3111
Gebutos
Hel Fire
Nitiopone C
Preinerge 3
Sinos General
Saboen
%ertnc Central Weed killer
Venue Selectise Weed killer
OROANOPHOSPHATE PESTICIDES
Dumenbnnte Waste Organiiphosphorons Pesticide Solid NOS Poison B L’N2783
B5REC Waste Organopltospltorous Pesticide Liquid P IUS Poison B UN2783
Cekuihoaie Waste Organiiphospliomns Pestitide Liquid NlJS Flammable Liquid LJN2184
Csgon
Daphene
D c Fend
Demos-L4l 1
Di.sigon
Dimet
Dimeihogen
Penfekihion
Rebelute
Rogodiul
Rogor
Ron ion
Tniinetion
Dnultninni Waste Disolliiion Poisnin B NA27II3
BAY 19639 and S276 Waste Disulloion Misiure Dii Poison B NA2783
Dilhuosssios Waste Disultoion Slisiure Liquid Poison B NA2783
Ethvlthiodemeion Waste Organopliosphorous Posiiiide Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN2784
Frumin AL
51-74
Solniren
Tliiodemeion
Famplinr Waste Orieanophosphiirons Postii.ide Solid NOS Poison B UN2783
na Waste Organophosphorons Pesticide Liquid NOS Poisnn B UN278 1
Dovup Waste Orgiunophosphonins Pesiiside Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN2784
Famlos
Waibes
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Table I (Continued)
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
HAZARD
UNINAID
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME CLASS 3
NUMBER
Meihyl parathion Waste %Iithsl P.trathiiin Liquid Poison B NA2783
Cekumethion Waste Metlisi Parathion Slistute Drs Poison B
Devichion Wasie %kihsl Parathion Misinre Liquid Poison B \A27llt
Folidol NI ti.ontatntnit 25 + iir less msihsl paraihioni
Fosterno M50 Wisie Methsl Parathion Misture Liquid Poison B ‘ 1A278
Gearphos itontaininu more than 15fl miihsl parathioni
Metueide -
Metaphos Waste Organophosphorons Pestti.ide Liqu d NOS Flammable Liqnid L N27S4
Nitmu 80
Parataf
Paraton
Purtron NI
Penneap M
Wofatos
Paraihion Waste Parathion Liquid Poison B 4A2783
AC-3422 Waste Parathion Misture Drs Poison B 5 4A27l l
Allemn Waste Parathion Mistnm Liquid Potion B ‘ 1A278
APhunlite Waste Urganophosphorous Pistii.ide Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid I. N78a
Coruth ton
C-605
ENT 15108
Ethsl Parathion
Ertlon
Polidol C 605
Posferno 50
Niran
Orthophos
Punthion
Parnmar
Paraphos
Purathene
Paruwet
Phoslit l
Rhodiatou
Soprathion
Stuthion
Thiophos
STRVCNNINE PESTICIDES
Sirvehaine Waste Strsihntne Solid Pitison B UNIo Q2
strychnine salts
Waste Sirsiheine Salt Solid Piiison B liNlh92
THALLIUM SULFATE PESTICIDES
Thallium nullate Waste thallium Sullate Solid Poison B NA 1707
Thalious sultate Waste blammah le Liquid Poisonous NOS Flammahlt Liquid uNlcq2
Zelto
TRIAZINE PESTICIDES
Amitrole Waste lrta,ini. Pesticide Solid NOS Poison B UN276 1
Amem l Waste trta,ine Pestt ide Liquid NOS Poison B uN2 lh ’
Amino Triazol Weedkiller90
Am icol Waste Triazine Pesiu.ide Liquid NW Flammable Liquid LN2764
AT-90
AT Liquid
Acolun
Azole
Cvtrol
Diurol
Parmco
Herhioole
Simuzol
Weeduzol
Weedazol TL
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Table I (Continued)
FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS USED IN PESTICIDES
lelhsi Alcohol Waste Meihil -Sl iohol
Sitihanol
l-th.I Alcohol Waste Cibsi - KohoI
Ethanol
Al ioliol
Isopropul Alcohol Waste Isopropanol
Isopropanol
Iuloeoe Waste lolui.ni. iioluoli
SIt ibs l beo,cns
loluol
tlene Ihasie 5 ’ lire its liili
l)imeihsl beneini
\slol
Solseol Nittlores
PHENOXY PESTICIDES
2 - I-I)
Amotone
Brush lsilkr
Brosh-R hap
Chioro toni.
Crop Rid ir
D5O
DMA 4
Dacamine
Ded-Weed
Desormone
Di onto!
Emulsamioc BK and Li
Covert D I and I ll
lkdooal
Sliraile
Psonamine D
Rhodia
‘ialsii
Supir D Wesdoos
\‘ertoo
Visko Rhap
Weed I ii ;
Weed-B-Gone
Weed-Rhap
Weedar
Weedone
Weetit r ol
2 4.5-T
Brosh-R hap
Dasumine
Ded Weedoo
Esteroo
Farmco Fense Ruder
lorron
Interion 24S
Line Rider
Super D Weedone
Tormooa
Trunsamunu.
U 46
Won 2 5
Wt.edar
Weedon u .
S,Isen
14 5-TP
Feooprop
AqoaVe n
l)ooble Strength
I ruitone 1
boron
koro’al
Sul su-R hap
Weed-B Coos
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
HAZARD
UN/NA ID
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME CLASS °
NUMEER
Flammablu Liqoid
Flammable liquid
Flammable Liquid
rlammablu. Liquid
I N1230
LNI 17i 1
LN1219
UN 129-i
Flammuhk Liquid UN I O7
Waste (i’nihusiihk Liquid NI IS
Ciimhusiihle
NA I
Liquid
Wesie I laminablu. Liquid M iS
Flammablu. Liqui&
t N199i
1 4 l)iu.hliirophsniissasu.iii Aiid
URM A
NA27 6S
%%asie 2 .1 Diihloriiphi.oiissaii.iiu. Asid Esisr
URM-E
NA2765
Waite Phenots Fi-iisidi. Liquid NUS
Flammable Liquid
UN276o
Wuste 2 4 5-Triuhluiriiphenussasiiii -Stid
0KM A
NA2765
Waste 2 4 c-rrishliinspheoossaeius Asid
0KM C
NA276i
amine ester iir salti
Wuste Phenots Pi-auside Liquid NOS
Flammable Liquid
L’N2766
Wasie 2-i 14 5 Trishloniphunoss i Priipii’nis Ssid
0KM-A
NA2 lht
Wasie I i 2 4 5-Trushloroph.niiss i Fropuonus i Stid l:sier
0KM Is
N \2lh t
Wasis Phemits Fisiiside Liquid NOS
I lammabl i Liqutu
LN27h6
Subsianu.u.sss tub a ilash poini list ihae Ilk) I- irs slassuiii.d as I l.immahls Liquid suhsianiis stub u Ilash piiini ereaier ban in squal to
llXVF and less than 2IXrF an ilassutied as ti’nibusuihli. Liquid
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Table I (Continued)
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
-
HAZARD
UNINA ID
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME
CLASS’
NUMSER
OROANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES
Aldeun Waste Aldrtn Poison B NA2761
HHDN
Waste Aidria Misiure Drs nsah more than 65% ldrinl Poison B NA27bI
Alden 30
Aldriie Waste Aidrin Mistare Drs iaith 65% or Itsa Aldrini ORM A SA2761
A ldrosol
Waste A ldrin Misture Liquid twith more than 60% Aldrini Poison B ‘ A27b2
Altos
Dnaon Wasie A ldrin Mistare Liquid tssith 60% or less Aldrint ORM•A ‘4A2762
Octalene
Waste Organttshlorinc Pesticide Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid L N2762
Seedrtn Liquid
Chlnrdsne Waste Chlordane Liquid Pl.tmm.tbls Liquid SA2762
Belt
Waste Chlordune Liquid Combustible %A2762
Chlotdau
ChIonKil Liquid
Chlortos
Comdaae
Gold Crest C-l00
Kypchlor
Vesteol 1068
Topiclar 20
Nina
Oetacblor
Octa-KIor
Ortho-KIor
S aklor
Termi Ded
DE PT WasteDlYT ORMA NA2761
Dedelo
Waste 0rgtno hlorine Pesttside Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN2762
Dtdimac
Dtgmar
Geatton
Gyros
Hildit
Kopsol
Neoctd
Pentachloria
Rakseam
Zerdane
Dach loropropene Waste I3shloropropeae Flammable Liquid LN2047
I 3 Dtchlotopropene
Teloue I I Soil Famtgaui
D.eidrun Waste Dieldrtn ORM-A N \276l
Dteldms
Waste Organochlorine Pssttcide Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN2762
Dteldrite
Octaloa
Panotam D-31
Eadrun Waste Endrta Poison B NA2761
Endres
Waste Endrta Mistare Liquid Potson B ‘lA276l
Hesadrta
Waste Organos.hlortne Pesticide. Liquid NOS rlammable Ltqaid LN2762
Endaaatlfan Waste Endosullan Potson B NA276 1
Beontt
Waste Endosalraa Mistare Liquid Potnon B NA276 1
Cblornhtepun
Crtoalfua Waste Organoshlortne Pesttside Liquid NOS flammable Ltqatd UN2762
Cyclodan
Eadoeel
EnSure
FMC 5462
Htldaa
Hoe 2671
Malts
ThtIor
Thimal
Thuodan
Thuofor
Tbtoaes
Ttovel
Heplach lor Waste Hrptachlor ORM E NA2761
Gold Crest H-60
Waste Organochlorine Pesticide Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid UN2762
Drinos H 34
Heptamal
Heptos
Kepouae Waste K pone t)RM-L ‘1A2761
Chlordecoae
Waste Orgauoshloriue Pesticide Liquid NOS r lammable Liquid liN2762
GC 1189
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Table I (Continued)
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
NAZARD
UNINA ID
WASTE DOT SHIPPING NAME CLASS 2
NUMSER
L.ndune asie Lindani. ORM-A NA2761
E sagama %.isie Organoi.hlorine Pesuicidc Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid 1JN2762
Forlin
Gallogama
Gamaphe s
Gammts
Inca ii
lsoioz
Lindulor
Lindagiim
Lindugruin
Lindugrunou
Lind ilo
Lindumul
Lindupoudre
Linduierr i
Nonigam
Silvunul
Methnz ebIor asie Meihiissa blur ORM E NA27bI
Proieriani %%asie Orgauiiahliirine Pesiicide Solid NOS Poison B 111 42 76 1
auie Organui.hlorinc Pesiii.ide Liquid NOS Poison B 11142761
asie (3rg.iuoi.hliirine Pesiicide Liquid 1405 Flammable Liquid 1.3 1 42762
Prop iIene Dich lnride asie Pmpvleue Dichloride Flummuble Liquid 1.3141279
I 2 Dicliloropropune
Ibn.phene Wasie rosaplienc ORM-A NA2761
Cumphochlor 6 6-3 8 Wasle Orgauothlorine Pesiitide Liquid 1405 Flammable Liquid 0142762
Moioa
Phenni.ide
Ptienuioii
Sieobune T90
Tonukil
Town 63
OTHER PESTICIDES
Thicum Wasie Thiiam ORM A NA277 1
Til %%asie Flammable Liquid Poisonous 1405 Flammable Liquid UF11992
Arusan
Au lea
Esershield T Seed Proieciani
Fermide 1150
Fernasan
Plo Pro T Seed Proirriani
Heiiuihir
Mercuram
Nomersan
Poniarsolforie
Polyram-Uliru
Spoireie-F
Teirupom
Thimer
Thioknocli
Thioieu
Thiramud
Thirasan
Thiurumin
Tirumpu
Trameiuu
Tripomol
Thsluie
Tuudu
Vuncide TM
Warlirin Haairdous Wasie Solid NOS ORbI t NA9189
Ha,ardous Wasie Liquid NOS ORM E NAi l 189
Kspfurin Wasie Flammable Liquid SOS Flammable Liquid L 141991
Liquu-rou Wasre Combusiible Liquid NOS Combusiible NA 1993
Rodes Liquid
Rodes BIos
Ton-Hid
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Table I (Continued)
PESTICIDE END USERS AND APPLICATION SERVICES
STE DESCRIPTIONS
HAZARD
UNINA ID
DOT SNIPPING NANE CLASS 2
NUNSER
Peaatae lalorup laeno l Waste Pentachiorophenol ORM-E NA2020
PCP
Waste Flammable Liquid 1 .105 Flammable Liquid L ‘11993
Pentu
Peuclilotol Waste Coinbusiible Liquid NOS Combusiible ‘ IA 1993
Peutucou Liquid
Peuwur
Siatrubo
Suntopbeu
Peniaebloruaautrubenuene Hazardous Wasie. Solid - ORM-E NA9I S9
PC I - i s
Hazardous Waste. Liqsid ORM-E NA9189
Av.col
Botn lex Waste Flammable Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid UN1993
Braauicol
Waste Combustible Liquid. NOS Combustible ‘IA 1993
Earttscide Liosid
Folosau
Kobu
Peutugea
Sautclor 30
Teeruelor
Tileureu
Thttsau
Heuseblorobeuzene Huzardoas Waste Solid NOS ORM-E NA9 189
Pereltlorobenzeue
Huzardous Waste Liquid NOS ORM E NA9189
Auttearte
Ccka CS Waste Flammable Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN1993
HCB
Waste Combustible Liqsid NOS Combustible NAl99
No Baut Liqatd
t.2-Dlbromu 3-Cbloa-opropane Hazardous Waste. Solid NOS ORM-E NA9t89
DBCP
Huzardoos Waste Liquid NOS ORM-E NA9t89
Nemufume
Nemanou Waste Flammable Liquid NOS Flummable Liquid UN1993
Nemuset
Waste Combustible Liquid NOS Combustible NA 1993
Nemutocide Liqaid
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Chemical Manufacturers
Your business is included in the ChcTtilcaI Manufacturers
category if sou manufacture
Industrial inorganic chemicals
Industrial organic chemt aIs
Pic’menis
Plastics
Pesticides
S nthcttc rubber
Esplosives
Synthetic tibers
Gum and wood chemicals
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
Although the wide ranee of products .ind processes used in the
hcmical manutacturing industry presents a comprchensise
discussion ch enilLal manufacturing in general produces a v ,iriei’,
of hazardous v. .istes
EPA regulates wastes that ethibit any of the following
characteristics as hazardous wastes
Ignttabllity. ignitable wastes inLlude liquids with a flash point
of less than l40 F solids that isnite spontaneously through
absorption of moisture or through friction and burn sigorousl..
flammable eases and ocidtzers
Coitosivity. Corrost ’.e wastes include aqueous soluttons with a
pH less than or equal to 2 or greater than or equal to 12 S and
liquids that orrode steel at a rate of greater ihan 025 inih per
year
Reactivity. Reactive wastes include suhstjnc s that are
unstable and readilr undergo violent change react siolently with
waler form potentially esplosive misiures with water are
i. pable of detonation or e .cplosi..e rc ,tciion when esposed to a
strong initiating source or generate signiftc.int quantities of tosic
gases when esposed to water or in the case of csanide or sullid
bearing wastes pH conditions between 2 and 12 5
EP ToxIcIty. ‘Aastes are EP toSic if an estr.tc.t from the waste
contains more than the concentrations of arscntc barium
cadmium chromium lead mercury selenium silser endrin
lindane methos . .chlor tosaphenc 24-0 or 24 5-TP specitted in
RCRA regulations
EPA also regulates additional wastes which arc specifically
Itsted in regulations because of one or more of the above
charactcristics or because of the following criteria
Acute hazard. V.. ,tstes are acutcls hazardous if the.. are fatal to
humans in low doses are capable ot sontributing to serious
irreversible or incapacitating resersible illness or hase been
shown to have an oral LD 1 (rat) at less than 50 mgikg an
inhalatton LC . . (rat) of less than 2 mg I or a dcrmal LD 50
(rabbit) of less than 200 mg I kg
Toxicity. Wastes are generalls considered to be tocic if they
contain any oi a number of tocic constituents listed in Appendix
VIII of 40 CFR Part 261
The generator has the responsibility tar determining whether a
waste is hazardous In making this determination it is advisable
to consult the RCRA revulattons tound in the Code of Feilcral
Regulations Tttle 4)) Part 261 thai describe the hacard
characteristics and specify test methods
Typical wastes from chemical manuiacturing plants include
spent solsents distillation bottoms and ‘ide cuts oft-specification
or unused chemicals wastewater treatment sludges emission
control sludges tilter cake spent c .ttalssts byproducts reactor
cleanout wastes and contatner residues
If you generate between 220 and 2.200 poundS of hazardous
waste per calendar month, you are subject to new small
quantity generator pro . . .s,ons requiring the use of a Uniform
Hazardous Waste Manifest when you ship hazardous wastes
off your premises. item II ot the Manitest requires the
Department of Transportation iDOT) shipptng descrtptton which
includes the proper DOT shipping name hazard class and
UNINA identiftcation number for each waste
The following table provides some ecamples of tsptcal
chemical manutacturtng wastes and their DOT descrtpttons It
you are not sure whether sour wastes are haiardous or tI you need
gutdance on determining the proper DOT description please
contact your state hazardous waste management agency or EPA
Regional Office for assistance
See Table i inside
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Table I
CHEMICAL MAHIJFACTURIHG
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGHATIONS I
DOT
HAZARD
UN/MA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPIHO HAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
SPENT SOLVENTS AND STILL BOTTOMS 2
WhIte Spirits While Spirits Wayie Naphiha
Ciimhu’iiihli.
LN2553
Mineral Spiriis
Liquid
Naphiha %Sasie Naphiha
Ilammabli. Liquid
LN2551
%%asie Naphiha siilisni
C ,inthusiihlL
Liquid
LN1256
Waste Naphiha Siilscni
Flammabli. Liquid
L N 1256
Kerunene Kerosene 5%asie Kerosene
Ciimhusiibli.
1iNl223
Fuel oil WI
Liquid
Bennnne Beneene Wasie Ben,ene iBenziili
Fl.immahle Liquid
UNI 114
Ethyl Benenne Eihsl Beneene W.isie Eihsl Bi.nzene
Flammable Liquid
UN! 175
ib lnene Tolnene Meihacide %%usie rolnem i [ iiluoli
Flammable Liquid
LN1294
Meths Iheneene Sleths lhenzol
Phenylmeihane Toluol
Antisal IA
ibluene Diisueynnnln Toluene Diisoi.sanaie Wasie Tolaene Diisoi.sanate
Poison B
UN2078
Xylnne X)lene Xslol Wusie Xslene
Flammable Liquid
UNI3O7
Ethanul Eihunol Ethyl Alcahnl Wusiea€ihsl Alcohol
Flammable Liquid
UNI 170
loopropunol lsopropnnol Itopm l Alcohol Wasie lsopmpanol
Flummuh le Liquid
UNI2I9
Aeetone Acetone Wasie Acetone
Flammable Liquid
UNIO9O
Methyl Ethyl Kelone Methyl Ethyl Keione Wasie Methsl Eihsl Ketone
flammable Liquid
I_NI 193
Telr.hydrofurnn Tetrahsilrotnrun THF Wasie reirohsdriiiuran
Flammable Liquid
L “12056
Methylene Chlaride Dichlommethane Methane Wasie Dichloritmethane iir
OEM-A
UN1593
Dich loride Methylene Bii.hloride Mi.ihslene Chloride
NCI-C50102 Solaenthin
Aerothene Nurhotil Siilmethine
I,I ,I•frtehlornethnne I I I Trichloroethane Aemthane %%.isie I I I Trichloriitihanc
OEM A
LN283 1
IT Chiorten Inhibisal
Trichlomethane Chlomihene NU
NCI-C04626 M thylehlarciliirm
Chloroihene VG Chlomthane
NU Chlorotene
flIeh loroethylene Perm-A-Chlor IncIte mIme Wale Tnichloniiethslens
OEM-A
L’N 17 10
Triol Vestml Ch lorv lene Dow
Tn Viimn E Niulli Philes
IGNITABLE WASTES NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED (MOB)
IgnItable Wnotm Ignitah le Wastes Wasie Flammable Liquid N t IS
I lammabli Liquid
LNl99
Wasie Combustible Liquid NtIS
Comhasiihlc
Liquid
SlA 1993
Wasie Flammable Solid Nl)S
I lammahlL Solid
LN1325
These descriptions may rhnnge gisen sariations in sausie ehancteristies and m.ondmmions
t Still bottoms may not be hazardous it the conm.entration ot the hazardous materials in the ‘till bottiim aft aiimi.ienils lcw
‘Foninnlaiions with a flash potnt less than 200’F and greater than or equal to lUtl’F
uFormnlations with a flush point less than ltXrF
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Table I (Continued)
Hydrofluorie Acid Hsdmlluoris i.id 111
Huorohsdrii A id
itrie Acid ‘Jiirii. Atid HN02 Aquaioriis
Phosphorn. id 11 3 k M
Orihophosphoris Acid
Poiassium Hsdroside KOlI
Poiassium Hsilraie Cassiic
Poiash Poiassa
Sudium Hsdro ide Sodium Hsdrosidr Na(S)
Caustic Soda Soda 1st Sodium
Flsdruie
Sulfuric Acid Sulfuric Acid H2SIM Oil iii
Viiriol
Wasie Poiassiuin llsdroside
Solui ion
Wusic Poiassium llsdrosidc
Dry Solid Flaku Bead or
Grauular
Waste Sodium Hsdmside
Soluiion
Wage Sodium llsdmsidc Or’
Solid Flake Bead or (iranular
Wasie Suliuri Mid Spsni
Siidium Suliidi. Sodium sullurei %%asie Siidiani Sullide
Aulisdrous
WASTE TYPE
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS!
TRADE NAMES
STRONG ACIDIALKALINE WASTES
Ammonium Hsdrnside Ammouium llsdriisidi. llUllI
Spirit 01 Hariiboin qua
Ainmouia
DOT
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD UN!NA
CLASS ID NUMBER
tlsdrnbrumic Acid
hydrochloric Acid
%kasic Ammoniuni Ilsdrosidi.
ltoniaininit 001 less than I 2 l hut
viii niore than 44” amniouiai
Waste Ammouium Ihsdmsidv
isoniatnine less than 129
ammouiai
Waste Hsdrithmmic Mid
%%asie Hsdrochloric Mid Slisiurt
Hsdrohromi.. i.id lIBr
Hsdrochlotii. Mid IlCI %iuriaiii.
cid
Cortstsise Material
OR %t A
Corrosise Material
Ciirrosise Material
\A2h72
54 A 26 7 2
1541788
‘ 1 SI 780
Wage Hsdroiluorit Mid Solution Corrosise Muterial IN 1790
Phusphurie Acid
PotassIum Hydronide
t aste Niiri Mid loser 09 )
Waste Niiric Mid i4l1 or less)
Wustu Phosphiiru. Mid
Osidiaer
Corrosise Slateriul
Currosise Maieriul
U N203 I
‘4Al760
I N 1805
(brumic Mid
Chroms. Atid
Corrosise Material 1N1814
Corrosive Materiul INIBI3
Cormsise Material UNI824
Corrosise Material INl823
Cormsise Maierial UN1832
Corrosise Siatetial 1jN1755
ORMB NA 179 1
Currosise Muierial t.Nl791
OTHER REACTIVE WASTES
Hypoch lortie Hspochloriie Sodiunt
Hspoi.hlortis or iiihci salist
Hspochlorous Mid Cloriis
Organic Percrsidm Orpanis Perostde
Wusie Chromic Mid Soluiiou
usie Hspoi.hloriie Soluiion
iciintaininf 001 more than 79
asuilable chlorine bs sseighit
Waste Hspothloriie Solioion
tcouiuining more than ic
available chlorine h sseiehtt
Waste Organs. Peroside I liquid
or solution) NW
Waste Sodium Perchloraie
Waste Potassium Perchlorate
Waste Potassium Psrmaneauaie
Waste Sodium Pcrmanganate
Waste Poiasstum Sulfide
SodIum Pereblnruin
Poiussium Pereblurute
Potassium Permangunnie
Sodium Permunganate
Potassium Sulfide
Sodium Perchlorate
Potassium Pershloraie
Potassium Permanganate
Sodium Permaufanaie
Potassium Sullide
Organic Peroside
Osidizer
Osidicer
Osidi zer
Osidizer
Flammable Solid
NA9 183
ON 1502
ON 1480
UN 14911
UN 1503
ON 1382
Sodium Sulfide
rlammahle Solid UN I 8S
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Table I (Continued)
CHEMICAL MANUFACTURING
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIDNS I
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
DOT
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD
CLASS
UN/HA
ID NUMBER
EMISSION CONTROL DUSTS AND SLUDGES
Flurdusts from degassing Fka, . mciii dua containine
Flanrdou. Wait Solid ‘405
0gM-C
‘. 9l89
agents used in glass %rscsic Barium Cadmium
produc lton Chmmium %liirurt Lc d
Silter usd10, Selenium
SPENT CATALYSTS
Waste heavy metal I4ca mciii ludgcs “iih
Hanrdout %%asic Liquid or
ORM E
‘4 59189
catalysts from plastic irganics coniaining Aniimon’
Solid / NOS
materials, synthetic Cadmium Cobali Mangsncsi.
spinning and and/or Zis
polymerization
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Construction
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
You arc included in the Construction indusirs it ‘.ou pro ’ ide
sers ices in the lollosting areas
Plumbing heating and air conditioning
Painiing paperhanging and decorating
Mobile home construction
Prelabrieated stood buildings and components
[ erazzo iile marble and mosaic stork
Floor laying and other lloorstork not elsewhere classtlied
Rooting and sheei meial stork
Glass and glazing stork
It sour operation is insolsed in tine iii the abose actit ties and
situ use strong acid or alkaline solutions paints stilsents or tither
ignitable or tlantmahle compounds simu moat he suhjeci to nets
provisions at the Resource Citnsersation and Recosers Scm
IRCRA 1 tar small quantity generators iii hacardous ssaste \iii all
construction indmtstrs operations produce hacardous sta,te hum ii
sou use any ot these materials it is possible that the ssasmcs
generated during their use mat be hacardous
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM ThE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
rhe wastes Irom this indusirs tall into tour mator categories
ignitable Palift Wastes
These stastes are generated ht painting and tither associated
processes including paint preparation and hrush and spras gun
cleaning
ignitable Wastes. Not Otherwise Specified INOSI
Thcse stastes mas include paint and sarnish rcmoscrs paint brush
cleancrs and eposs resins and adhesises and are gencrated hs
processcs such as painting clcanmng and degreasing All at the
construction activities listed ahote sterc identitmed as producine
ignitable stastes
Table I
Spent Solvenu
Solvents may come tront mans processes including painting
cleaning degreasing air conditioncr ntaintenance and ilusing
SDong Acid/Alkaline Wastes
Strong acid and alkaline solutions may he used in cleaning
degreasing and plumbing operations
Some businesses may generate spent heat transter hoses that
contain PCBs PCBs are not regulated under RCRA hostescr
they are regulated under the Tosic Substances Control At
ITSCA I I I sou hate spent heat iransicr hmmves contact sour
state hazardous waste management agency to determine sour
responsibilities
In addition to these wastes stiur operations mat generate
used oil Currently most used oil is esempt trom EPA haiardous
waste regulatmttn it it is recscled It situ recsclc sour oil ii doesn t
need to he manilested or counted in dctcrmining siiur inonthls
hazardous staste generation rate sottie states hostescr currentls
regulate used oil dilterent lt than does EPA Contact sour state
agenc ) tor more intorntation EPS is now in the proccss ill
developing nest regulatimmns titr used oil
Although not all husincsscs produce each ol the static, listed
it is likels that sour business produces sitme mit thenm If sou
produce 220 pounds or more of haiardous uasie per month
ou are subleet to certain requirements. tine of sihich is the
use o lthe Unirorm Harardoun SSaste Stanifest sthen too
ship such wastes off your premises. liciti I I tin the Stanilest
requires the Department iii Transpmmrtatton i l)OTt description mit
the waste sthich includes the proper DOl’ shipping name ha,ard
class and UN/NA idcittiticaimmmn nuttmher rhis intorniatton tar the
hazardous wastes descrtbcd abase is prot idcd in lah lc I \Shile
stinme trade product names arc pros tdcd situ should check ins
products stitt usc lmmr the ciimttpiiunds I mstcd iii dc termine ss tether
or n ut the product is ha ,arduius
‘ ou inas also prciducc ha,ardous 5 5 asics not addressed in this
ss asic su itmimmars It t tiu stispec i th it tu mu dii or it situ hate ant
questions concerning haiardiius ssaste regulation in siiur state
contact sour state haiardtius ssasie nlanamtentcnt ac’cncs or [ PS
regional mmtltce
Meibti icobuttt iteione Shcti stttlic
s t aie t-taiimiicitiit Liquma SOS
flammable Liquid I \iQOJ
CONSTRUCTtON
WASTE DESCRIPTtONSi
tGNtTAnt.E PAiNT tttSTES
Fthsiene Diehioride
WASTE TYPE DES IGNAT IONS I
DOT
HAZARD
UNINA
TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME
CLASS
iD NUMBER
Emhstenc tAchitiriac
t 2-Dsthionstimiau
Wasme Lthstcne t)ictmtiiride
Ftammitite Liquid
t. Nt ita
Buozene
Benzene
waste Bsu#cne mheniuii
Ftammubie Liquia
I sit ia
Iuiuene
Tutuene
Wasic riiiiicnc imiituiitm
flammable Liquid
I Ni 294
Eihii itenuene
Eihsi ikn,ciic
t a’k Lihsi ikmt,cuc
Ftimniabte Liquid
LNI i Tt
Chiorobenuene
Chtomnhen,eue Stiimiochitimtwn
#cma Ptstns ichiuirmdc
tt a’me Lhiiinmlmcnisne
flammahie Liquid
I , Nt i34
Stethul Eihti Ketune
stethsi Lihst Fseiiiue siCk
stcths I isccmimuc 5 tccmcui Buma-
none Ethi I Sicths I iscmiiuc
stasie Stcmhsi Libsi kctmine
flammable Liquid
L Nt iqt
These dc’senipiiuus mat change giscu sanmaiiuus iu stastc characiciistics.mrciindiiiimns
lable I cimnminued un hack
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Table I (continued)
CONSTRUCTION
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
WASTE TYPE DESIGNATIONSI
DOT
HAZARD
UN/NA
TRADE NAMES
SNIPPINO NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
IGNITABLE %SASTLS %OS
Igniluble (basIns M)S lizniuabli a ’ii.’ ‘.05 a’,ic Fljmniabli. Liquid SOS ilammablc Liquid- L ‘.151/-
a’ii Combusiilili. Liquid M)S t,imhu,iihli, Liquid’ ‘. \I °
(( liii. Flaminahk Siilid SOS flammahk Solid I ‘ .1’ 15
(basit Flammable Solid Corro- 1-lammabl e Solid I ‘.292’
‘i’c NOS
SPENT SOLS E TS
(ielhslnnn Chloride (i.riiihtni %l\1 \arkoiil ( (asic Dii.hl,iriinitibaui iir ORM-A
linhs ni. Chloride
turban Feiruchloride P,rchloriimtllijni. kiriiorm ((ass. Carbon Fi,ira hluridc I ‘.54 5
C.irliona Haliin n d
rrichloroirinuoriieibane Iluoriii.arbiin I I Fri.iin Il l I I iiardiiu, ((asuit Liquid ‘.05 l)R%I-E \ (q1119
lion 113 Fr i on II- Frii.cn Ill
II3TRr (riii’nn
loluene Toluol %1i’ib.rtid (kulisi Bin ((.i’ui. Fiilutnt iioluoli Flinunuabli. Liquid I ‘.1204
tent (ltuhslhtruiiil Fhi.nsl
iiicihani. (nii’ol I S
S ilent \‘kni. \slol ( ( nit ‘.il.ni i siliili I lammahlc Liquid L ‘ . 1 SF
kerosene ki.rnnni. I-ui ] Oil * I 55 .nie Ktn’.i.nt Ci’mhusiihlc Liquid I ‘ -I 222
Mineral Spirils ‘(hue Spirii. \aphiha 5 (joc \aphiha Flammable Liquid I. %‘5s3
te nan t (teiiini. ‘ (a si c ( i tiont Flamm,ible Liquid I 5111510
STROM. ACID/’ILKALI%E
(tASTES
tmmunium Hidrosudn (inmonium lhdrii,idi. ‘. 1141 11 1 55 nie ,Smnioniuin Hsdrosidn Corrosisn (laicriul 5A2672
Spir o iii Ilarishorn (qua ii.ouiainine nou k’s han 12” S w
(mmiinia niB more bin d-Vt ammoniai
i i i,niainine kss han amino OR(I-A 5, 52672
fliai
Hndrabromir Arid Hsdriihriimit (tid HBr ‘(ass. Hsdrohromit ,Stid Ciirrosiie (lainrial I. ‘.1708
ll,drochlunic Atid Hsdriuthliirit (,,id HCI ‘ ( ni .. Hsdn,thliiric \iid Corrosiii. (laitrial ‘. (I 759
(luriali . . A..id
Hidroflunnir Scid llsdriilluiirii. kid HF Fluorii- ((asic Hsdriiiluori.. (tid Ciirrosiii. (laii.ri.il I. ‘.17 ’)
hsdiit kid
Slinc Arid ‘ him. Ai.id H%112 (quaioriis ( (a sic ‘uiirn. (..id iiittr 410+ i 0 idi , . .r L “2031
i40’(- or le’ i Ciirrosiie (laicrial ‘ . 5 17 1 ,4)
Phosphoric ,(iid Phosphiiri.. ‘kid ll Pll4 Orihii- Wisin Fhosphiirit ikid Corruisisi, (Iai..rial I 518115
phosphiiri.. Ai,id
Pntunuwm Hsdronude Piilassiuin blsdrosidc KOH Pu ((asic Piii.itsium Hsdrosidc Corrosiin Mainrial L”.lSl4
ias’ium Hsdraie Causin, Piiiash Siiluiunn
Poiussa l)rs Siilid FIikn Bead or Coriosi..n Material l,’.lBl3
Granular
Sodium Hidronide Sodium Hsdroside ‘JaOH Wasic Siidium Hsdrosidc Corrosiin (Iaicrial L 5 ul824
Causiic Soda Soda Lie Snluiion
Sodium Hsdraie
Drs Solid Flake Bead or Coriosi’n (lainriul LNlS..J
Granular
Sulfuric Acid Sulluru, Ai,id H2504 Oil of Wage Suliuri . . Acid Spnni Corrosi..c (luinrial L51B32
Viuriol
iThesc dcsi.ripiions ma’ ihangn giscn sari iiiiins in siasic ..harucucrisiics iir ..onduuions
2,5 Ilammab lc liquid has a lash poini less ihan llkl’F
‘5 comhusiiblc liquid has a hash poini hcisicnn 101l and 201F
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Motor Freight Terminals!
Railroad Transportation
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
\our industrs is tlasstiied undtr Motor I rtighi Ttriiiinals
Railroad iransporiattim it you are primarul’. tngagtd in
the operaiion iii terminal iatiliiies used hs hiehitat tehitles
the ntaintenante and service ol trucks aiid other highttas
tehit.les
Itne haul railroad tiperatiotis
the turnishinti itt terminal tattltties liii rail passtitger or
lreight-tralttc br tine haul serstce
the movement itt railroad tar’ heistecti terminal tards
lb our husintss iat Is into itne iii the .iieg iries mciii toned
ahote and tiiu Usc stils t nit strong at id or ii Lit Inc sitluitont
paint ’ or lead at id batteries situ mat he szth 1 ttt iii nest Rtsiurte
Conservation and Rtcoserv Act RCR U prot tsiittis br the
treatment siiiiaee transport and disposal ill stitall quantities iii
hapardous ttaste
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM MOTOR FREIGHT
TERMINALS/RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION
\totor Freight rerminats may perlorni a sarittv iii attn hits
including loading and unloading drs packaged goods cleaning
tank truck’ that hate been ottloaded tlcaninit and painting
irucks and maintaining highitas tehicles hir ihe purpost iii this
summars ste hate included all ‘tastes sihith tould he associated
Table I
it ith Nliiittr I reighi lernit nal at its ties \\ hile ill itperat ititis
instilte Ittading md unloading ttitt ties bitt ill Iitior l—rttght
Ferminals are tquipped stuth tnatnttnantt tactltitts Fhtalitrc it
is possible that a particular ternttnai itr lattlits does titti generate
sonic or ant iii the statics included in this sutnitiars Operatitins
that tntttltc cleaning the inside tit tank trutks that hate been
itt I loaded will gtncrate si aste , I tat titntattt stnal I attittunis iii thc
substance that stas being shipped Ntis “asic flits alsit tic
ha carditus
\Vastes I ruin thc Rat Irutad 1 raitsrti ri at tin t ndustrs cittiic
predonti nanit v t runt tita intenant t uui’t rat tit us in si hich trains are
cleaned and repatrcd Routine tiperattittis sitittlar iii host tarrtcd
tint by titittttr t reight ter m t nals tias et nt rate ss asies that tnt tide
strong at id tir it kal inc ittatertal • ‘pt ni t It ant ng md itt rc st ng
sit lvenit ignitah lc paint ts.tstes nd It id tctd hattertcs In
addttiitn older ircight tars ssith p 1 tn h trings nias gtnct tic lead-
cttntattt tnattd ltthrtc.tt t ng pads tth it Ii oat il sit he ha,.ttdutus
I I sttu produce more thatt 11111 ktltturants t220 pttttnds ttr
about hail itt a 55-gallttn drumi ii i ha,ardous ‘taste per month
tu must liii ttul a Unirurm lla,arditus %%uste ‘lanilest ‘then
the ‘taste is shtpped ttlF-sile lititi It iii the ‘lanittst requires
the I)epartnteni itt iranspiurt it ott I 1)01 dtst ript in iii tht statte
including the proper shipping tiattit hacard class atid 1’ ’. NA
dent i i cat ton nu tither Table I i s a su itintars ttt some itiat ittettante
operattitns that gentrate haeardous si Iste Fable 2 prits tdts sitntc
ol the tntitrntattitn required br Item I I itt the Mant test II situ
hate questitins tititcerning vitur ttastes ttr the \Iantlcst
rcqutrentents tontact situr state ha ,ardttus ‘taste management
agency itr EPA regional ttlhitt
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS
WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS WASTES
TYPtCAL PROCESSI
TYPICAL
TYPICAL MATERIAL
OENERAL TYPES
OPERATION
MATERIALS USED
INGREDIENTS
ON LABEL
OF WASTES
GENERATED
Oil and grease remtnai
ibtgrta.trs—itanki t.ø
tturetitt titinto tngtnt
tttancrssirsiil sitlitnis
.ittdsiatkalits
striticant auttitiatt. an ’-
ittutut hsitrotartsns tntn
trmtsptrtisttilorin ltd
htdnttarbttins
ienttabtk ii.tsits sp.ni
M,ittntttitttthusiihtt siti
as tiasit it id altialtnt
siihtttittns
Engine. parts and
equipment cbeaning
dtgrcasers—icunkl t ir
t’arctnr tbtantrs tnCint
tltancrs siiiscnts mc its
ttt.attcs tttmntnc tbwds
pttntltunt distitlaits ant
itiatit hsdnttartstni nun
trat sptriis tsn tnt title
tnt pctntkunt n.ipltiha
ictttiahlt it tsttss\nt
si,tstnts tiittitntsttt’tt sit l
as st.tstt at id attautnt
solutions
Rust removal
nasab tttbs sintng atids
stritnit .mlkabiss
phittphitrtt attd hsdri’
th lstrit atid hsdrittuisttt
atud sssdtutn ttsdrsssidt
ssaste atids isasic
alkaliLs
Paint preparation
patni thinnirs cnamtl ii.
dattrs sthtte spitits
attiihstls pctrstttunt dis
tiilates iissgcttaitd sot
tints nttntral spirtts
tetsunts
.ptntssttstttis ugniiatst
stoics ignitahic patni
stastes patni stasits sttth
heat nictabs
Painting
cnamebs Iatqutrs
tpunss ablsds airs Ittt
primers
atetitne istiugne Niro
cant distilbaits tpsiss
tsttr reins nitthitene
hiisrude stunt S \ttP
naphiha animauit htdn’
irhtta. meths I isohuis t
tttittttt
ttnitahtt paint ssasits
‘pint ssttstnis paint
statics isith heats mit
its scntiattlt iiastcs
Ethic t tstnttnued itn inside
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Table I (continued)
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS
WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS WASTES
TYPICAL PROCESS/
TYPICAL
TYPICAL MATERIAL
GENERAL TYPES
OPERATION
MATERIALS USED
INGREDIENTS
ON LABEL
OF WASTES
GENERATED
Spray bnoth spray paint thinners enamel re- kiiones .iliohols tolu- igniiahle patni wastes
gum, nod brush dncers solvents white see .neionv isopropsl hv’asv msial paint ssasivs
cleaning spirits alcohol pitroleum dis- spini solscnis
itlIttes miniral spirits
Paint removal solvents paint thinners .tceione tolueee petro ignitable paint wastes
enamel reducers white leum distillates mctha- hcass metal paint wastes
spirits nol meihslenc chloride speni solsents
isopmpsl akohitl min-
eral spirits alcohols hi
tones oiher osvgvnnted
solsents
lined lend acid batteries tar truck bout motorcs- lead dress hiss than Yc ssed lead ai.id htttrrivs
dc und other vehicle hat- Ires acids strong avid/alLilinc solu-
teries tioss
Table 2
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
WASTE TYPE DESIONATIOMSI
DOT
HAZARD
UN /NA
TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
STRONG ACID/ALKALINE
WASTES
Ammonium H 5 drnnide Ammonium Hsdrouide NH-tOH ‘Aaste Ammoninm Hsdrosidr Corrosise %latvrial NA2672
Spirit of Hartshorn Aqua Ivontuining not less than I 2’11 list
Ammoniu sot more than 4-i d amiuoniai
Icontuining less than 121 f IRM A NA2672
ammoniai
H drobroniic Acid Hsdnshromic Acid HBr Waste Hsdrohromiv vid lmiirc Ciirrosisv %taivrial LNI7SII
than 49’* sirength
Hydrochloric Acid Hydrochloti s Avid HCI MuriatiL Waste Hsdrovhlitric Avid Misture (.otrosisv Matcrial NA 17119
Mid
Hydrolluoric Acid Hvdmhlnoric Avid HF Flnorohs- %%aste Hsdrofluortc Avid Solution Corrosis. Material UN1790
dric Aiid
l 5 iitrlc Acid Nitric Acid HN02 Aqualiirtts Waste Nitric Acid loser 409-I Osidizer UN20 l
140% or lessi Corrosise Material NA 1760
Pliouphoric Acid Phosphoric Acid H3P04 Ortho Waste Phosphors. Acid Cortosise Maicrial UN 11105
phosphoric ucid
Potassium Hydroside Potassium Hvdroside KOH Po- %iiaste Potassium Hsdroside Corrosive Material UNISI4
tassium Hsdrate Caustii Potash Solution
Potussn Dry Solid Flake Bead or Corrosive Material UNISI3
Grunulur
Sodium Hsdroside Sodium Hsdrosidc NaOH Caus Waste Sodium Hsdroside Corrosise Maiirial liNlS4
tic Soda Soda toe Sodium Solution
Hsdrute Dry Solid Flake Bead or Corrosisc Material UN 1123
Granular
Sulfuric Acid Sulfuric Acid H2S04 Oil oh Waste Sulluru. Mid Spint Corrosise Material UNIII3 I
Vitriol
Chromie Acid Chromtc Acid Waste Chrismic Acid Solution Cotrosivi. Material UN 1755
These descriptions mas change gisen sariaiions in waste char teristicsorvoeditions
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Table 2 (continued)
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
WASTE TYPE DESIGNATIONS’
DOT
NAZARD
UN /NA
TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
I( NI IABLE %%ASI Fit
Ignitable itlastn i(h Carbureiiir C k.ini.r’. %%isie I lanimahle Liquid NC)S FLimmahle Liquid IN 1993
Aromatic H.drocarhnns Isniiable %%a it, M)S % a it Combu’iihli. Liquid Nob Combusiibk Liquid % l9 3
Petroleum Distullates S%asie I-Iimniabk Solid NOS Flammable Solid L’4135
IGNITABLE PAINT %%As1FS
Etb.Iene Duchioride Cihskne Di hloiidi. Wasis Eihslcne Diihliiridi! Flammable Liquid LNI 184
I 2 Dichloro.ihani.
Benuene lhn,ene asie B.n,ene i benziill Flammable Liquid L N 1114
roluene lolueni. ibasie Toluene iioluull Flammable Liquid LN1294
Ethul Benzene Lihsl Benzcui! %%asie Eihsl Benzene Flummab lc Liquid I NI 175
Ch lorobenuene Chlorubeu,erie %liinoshlorob.n a’le Chlonibenzenc Flammable Liquid IN 1 13-I
‘see Pbens kliliiridi.
bleIbsI Ethul Iselone %Iuhsl Cthsl EsItins lLk %%asie %IsihsI Luhsl Ke lone Flummable Liquid LN1193
%teih,l Au.iiins %keitii lluia-
none Libs I M i lbs I ktiiine
SPEN I 501% ENTS
White Spirits %ursol %% bite Spiriis Mineral Sliiriis %%asli. r’.aphiha Flammable Liquid I 92553
Naphiba
I Ll-Truehloroetbane Aeulhune IT ChlorlLn Lhlorii %%a,Ie I I I Trithlonn.Ibane 0KM A LN283 1
elbene MeIhsl Chlooiloim
Alpha I Cbloriiiene
Petroleum Distullales Peiroleum Disiillaies %basie Peiroleum Disiillaie Flammable Liquid 191268
Qambustible Liquid IN 1268
LEAD-ACID BATTERIES
Lead-Acid Batteries Lead-Acid Baiusriss Lad Dross ititniatning 3 7 or 0KM C NAI794
miire Irse audi
PAINT S SASTES %%lTIl HEAV% METALS
Ileass metal paint; Ilsass Metal Paini’ Hazardous asie Liquid or 0KM-C NA9IS9
snuth Solid rsoS
Lead
Nickel
Chromium
Thsie di.ssripiions nias ihangi. gistn .ariaiiiins in uasis sharai.ierisiissiir siindiiions
NOS—Nol oihern.ise spscilicd
A llammabk liquid ha’ a hash piiinl bi.lou lliiPF
A sombuslible liquid has a Ilash point bi.iuecn list and 2I8rr hiiusssr isasles isith lash poinls abose l4O F are not hazardous l ’s CPA sian-
dards and need noi he nianilesied
Nine For delintlions ol misluee and siiluiu,n ‘i.e al CFR Ill
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Printing and Allied Industries
our lirin is tn luded in Printing and Allied Industries ii itt..
tflvi)lvi.d in
Preparation
T . .pcsettine
Lithography
Letterpres’.
Gravure
Enerasing istationersi
Photoengrasing
Pdnt lnp
Heatset Lithographs
Non Hcatset Lithograph..
Thermograph..
Busing’... Fomi Printing
Sheetled Lithograph..
Ltterpre’.s Printing iinvluding lksographs
Grarure Printine
Si .reen Press Printine
Finhohlng Op ations
Loosekal Binder ManulaLturers
Trade Bindinit Operations
Book Bindine Operations
In House Binding Operations
Magazine and Catalog Binding Operations
Not all printing or allied indusirs operatiiins pri.du e haiardou . .
waste However ii . .tiu use ignitable hash point - l ’ lhrF
solvents strong aiid/alkaltne solutions paint or ink Liintainlng
solsents or heat nietals liii Lonlentruttiins griater than the EP
Tost ii’ . le . .elsl or both the wastes . .ou generate mar
hazardous I I so sou ma he suhieii to new Resour e
Consersation and R CLOS ers Ai.t RCRA FOt skins Liin ernine ihL
generation and translxiriaiii,n 01 haiardiius wastes I ,ible I lisis
typical proLessesloperations in ih.. printing .ind allied industries
whivh could produi ,e haiardous v.jsies
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM PRINTING AND AWED
INDUSTRIES
Printing generates s..aste ink and ink sludgLs that ma.. oniain
sol..ents and sometimes hea.. tiigtals [ he ..Iim1i wisitii lfl 01 inks
used in printing and allied industri s taries greatly depending tin
whether in ink is io he used tor lithograph.. letterpress grasure
hiesouraph.. or s re .n printing Oil hjs d or paste inks arc
generalls omtipostd 01 colorant or ricinLnts i...arbon blaik
inorgant and orvaniLi tarnish idrstiig oils alk . .d resin
phenolt.. resin—ester) drier hitibjlt manganese or ,ir iiniumn
laity acid ..iiinpuundsl sometimes an estender . .ol..cnts and
mudilii.rs iwases petn,leum s,il..ents and magnesia) Fluid inks
u,nmain a . . . .hide omprised 01 r..sin and sokeni or oil and
additises su...h as was s drier and w..tiing agents % . hilt hit all
wjste inks and ink ‘.ludg.s will h. ha,ardotis those ..oniaining
sol..enis or heavy metals generall.. ire
Phiitii raphi pro .. ’ . ’ .es ar used in all ol the liiapt.r printing
operations br itnagL son.. ..rsion and plate-making Photiigraphts
wastes iherettiri. tiinpriss a largi. portion ot the ha ardtius waste
generated in ihsse industns’. Phoiocraphis prosss . .ing solutions
developers hjrdensrs plating sheinis.tls lounmain siiltitiiins or
using h ihs that are sent to publish ,0.. nsd ircaiment ..ti.rks
(POTWS or dtspos.il howessr are sssinpt tram new iRCRAI
requirements Sil..er.umtaining solutions that p.iss ihrough
electrol%mts shemtsal replasenieni or ion esshange silser
reLorers units loi .ated (In sour premises arc stniilarl.. esenipt
Howeser it you send sour wasies till-site Itir rcsssling ii e silser
re over or sotsent resoserrp the wastes oust bi asst,mpanisd hs
a Mantlest
If tour business produtes 221) pounds or more ol h.uardous
tiaste per month. tou are required to use a Iniform
Hazardous %%asle lanifest when ..iiu ship tush wastes oil
tour premises Item II .mn the \l.iniiesi rsqulres hi. Dspartnisnt
oh 1 ransporiaiiot l I D l) Ii shipping de sripiion the priirx r 1)1) I’
shipping name haiard lass and L \ A identitis iti l.n number
Fhis inbormation is prim.. ided in I ,ihk lb mu do not I nd our
waste listed here hut suspesi ii iii.. he hj,ardimus please simniast
your state hagardtius waste miiaimagenisni agens.. br additional
,tssistan se
See Tables I and 2 in,,dc
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Table I
HAZARDOUS WASTES GENERATED BY VARIOUS PRINTING OPERATIONS
TYPICAL PROCESS! TYPICAL TYPICAL MATERIAL GENERAL
OPERATION MATERIALS USED INGREDIENTS WASTE TYPES
PLATE PREPARATION
Counter eich to Fe- Phosphorit aid Phosphorit itid b ud alkilint oust..
move onide
Deep-etch coaling of Di.tp etch bath botmoniutli dithritntaut Stud alkali ni.nasuu.
plates amnionium hsdros d i bu.ass mitals ssasuc tub
h th
ne lch baths Moltimetal plate arid F irric thktrud,. utoppiri ‘Auto ttth huh a ids
plate coaling .iluminom lint thiorids, alkaline Isasi.. h iass
hsdritthlorit aid then mi.tal oats
miami noe l,. aid lint
maeneouott Lurn arabii.
Apply light nensutne R isins bindtrs imul PVAiammoniuirt duthro t’hocoeraphis “Jut
coating suon phocosencuttetes mule pur lssinsi ttnna-
geleun phsicorniuiators riot lish clot albumin
silsee hairdo eel aoe
i.mulsros 1.001 arahut
ammoniunu dithrimract
Denelop plates Dcseloptr Lath . . aid tint iblitrid . . Phouiieraphii. ‘tisro
maunesium inlitridi is
droqu loon..
Wash/clean plates Sli.ohols solsenus Cubs I alttrhiil hsae..oe Spent sitlsi.nts
tripe, due press blan iolutn.. ssltnt isopriups I
kett and rollers akohttt nri.uhs I ..ihs I Li.
uone trithliirss.ihs Lot
peri.hlitroechs kiti. taitroo
icuruchlorid . . iasiiliite
oaphtha ktros..oe
°Apply lacquer Resins solsents sinsi P’C PVA ntaleu. aid Spiel solstnis
lacqoer taiquer diselop m iubsl ethsl keiooi. is
en uluhesanstoe isophorone
Using Ink Ilithogru- Pigments dses tarnish Tiianiam iisidt trim ‘Aasie ink stub siils..susi
phv letterpress stteen drier eni..sder mimdifii.r blues miilsbdat..d thromtuet It iduhariurs
printing llenographsi louetuie soluuions chrome eraoge phrhalo- ink sludgis stub throm-
csanlnc pigmtnus oils umultad barium
hsdrutarlntn solscnts
states toltalt lint t itan
ganrsi. oleaces plasiutun
crs barium hasid pun
meets
Making grawure c cl- A uid plaiung bob Coppir thriinii. atud Spiel placinussisut
inden thntmc
STENCIL PREPARATION FOR SCREEN PRINTING
Lacquer stencil film Sit lsenus polsesier hIm Sliphaiut attiaits ‘sptnr solsteis
unsi r um dsts itullulust-basto laiqu ir
plas uititers
Photographic sienctl Or 1. aeii. aids gtlauie Suds alkalis ptriuside hlsdriietn ptrosidt
f ilm lpigmesLtdu polsisrer horminir tompuuunds
hIm bust plastitin.rs suriatuaeis
Phntoemulsuen Resins hindtrs phiitii PSA PVAC anrntiiuiiute h’hittiunraphii. su sic
scnsittlers dsts iur putiassiant hit hnuuoai..
diazitnmm titnupituods
Blocknul screen lil ltri Pigmtnied pohsistrs sim h Slerhskru. thloridt Sptnc solutnis
tents aittairs methanol nutuhs I tullu-
lost attia uts
‘Older tei.hnolonies
Table 2 notes
iThese descriptions mas thaege gist o sarlauiiins in stall.. tharattsriscits and tiindiiiiins
Tnde names still differ among manalatiurees Lhttk Material haI t i ’ l)aia Sh uts or hi. prsstntt itt h . . hilhiist np thtmitals
‘The dtflercete between be combustible and tlanmeiahli. ltquid ha n o i ulass dtsignatsins is histd on hi lash point itt hi. nt.ourtal llanrmahk
O-IIX?P combusuible lIE 2lXJ’Fu Tb.. I i oh point still dtpcnd in lure.. part on clii. soltints in ib.. stash.
‘Not Otherwise Spetmhi..d
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Table 2
PHOTOGRAPHIC WASTES
lien ,, Metal %ulution. lihiiiiicraphl, prin.”ine not ..
.iifllaininc h,a, , in i tal ’
Irich loroeth , lent Trithliirinth, lint Iri,hliiro
tihen.. Lthin ,I irihliiridi. In
Chin,. lrnknt Fri
SPENT SOWENTS
Carbon Feirathioride (.irlxtn ietra,hhi.ridi. lkrihlonii
nitth.inc \c..aiorina hjin ,inii
liinm (CI4
Ethanol Cihanol Lihi I akohiil
Isopropunul I.iipmpaniil I.iiprop.I akohiil
Lth.I Bentene Lilol binan..
I Ll .frmchtnroethane I I I FniihI,iriitihani. S..niiihani.
F I Chliint..n Inhihi,iil lriihliir
.njhani. (hloroihi.n NI
“(I C114h21i \Iith,l,hli,riiiorm
(bloroih i n, 51.1 (hhiiniithani.
‘ IU Chliiriiiini!
%Inih,lrn. Chloride Dii.hliiri.nnih.in,. Sitihan.. di
ihliinide %kih. toni. hui.hliiridi.
N d CSttltC \htih,li.ni. dithlo
rid . . Solai.-.ihin Si.roih,ni. NM
SoIm,thini.
Writ,. \mmoniuni ll,dro,idi.
Iiiifllainiflg ciii Ii.,, thin I2 i
hut not nioni. thin dii .immonial
ttiifllaiitioc thin 129 .i,nmo
niji
iAa,t.. H ,drothloni. Si.id Slisiun
5% tile ‘iilni, S..id o’i.r 4119-i
i4IIci iir k..u
5% rile Phii.phiinit Stid
Wa,te Sodium Il,driniide Su b
iuitti
Dr. Solid Flak.. Bi.ad or
Gr.inular
i,%i.rae Sultan, SitU Spent
%%auic Chrounuu. ,S,id Solution
II ioardiiu-. %%a.ili. Liquid iir
Solid NIIV
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATION I
DOT
HAZARD
UN /NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMESa
SHIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
I Ia,.irdon-. %% Joe Siilutiiin ti m
amine (adniuunt Uhn.miunm
Lad and i r ( aiiiiJ._
Writ.. lii , hl.inimtth, lint
%% rite Carbon F . .tta ,hloniilu.
iS.i.ie Lthi I Al,imhiil
S%a,ie l.opniipaitol
%%a’te Cih.l &n!,n..
%% rite I I I Fruthlimninihant
11KM 0
0KM-A
0KM A
I lamntahlt Liquid
Flammable Liquid
Flammable Liquid
0KM A
L’4171i 1
I ‘Jltu.ilm
I ‘II il
1. ‘412 Ii)
I NI 175
( ‘ 42831
WASTE IHK WITH SOIMENTS OR HEAVY METALS
Waste Ink Vmriou. Liin.tiiuent Simlnni,
Carbon ii.lra..hliiridu. (Imlonim
luirm Mirihi line ,hlimrmdi
I I l-Frichkmru mhani.
I 2 Dn.hliini.th in c lkn,ene
Folurne Lth.l h,.n,i.n.. j i ma
,hliinnihs bin.. Frum.hliiriii.ih,knr
Sariiiu. Ciin,iiiui.ni.. mom Pig-
mini, Chnimnmiuin Cumppm.r Lad
Zint Cianid , Slunminuni Cad
niiuin Nuu.1,m.I C oh.ili
STRONG ACID/ALKALINE WASTES
Ammoniom h,drtn,de Sinmumnintii h drimsidi. Squa
Sninionia Spirit iii l lari .himrn
Nl4 1 01 1
%%a,m.. Di..ht.mr.oim..ihani.uo St,th- 0KM A C ‘ II 5Q3
lone Chlonmdu.
Watt.. Ink Ciimhui.tible UN2 Sb7
Liquid t
Flammable Liquid (‘41210
Corrir.isi. Material ‘1 52b72
II drochlor.c Mid
Nitric Acid
Phonphor.c Atid
SodIum H,droside
I hdnn.hlori, a, id Sluriati . . ai.id
I ICI
Nitri . . a, il \quaiuirir. lINt).
Ptmnsphori. it id tlnihiipliiruphiirii.
aujd HPt).
Si.dmuni h,diii,id, (aa’ii, Siida
Soda be Siidiuiii h,drai,. NaOH
Salfaric Mid Sulluri . . aid Oil il Vitriol
Il2S0
Chram,r Arid Chmomit aid
SPENT PLATING WASTES
Spent Plating %%a,tet Sp i ni tub bath, .p ni pI.immng -.o-
laiinn. and .ludg.s ‘tripping and
cleaning bath-.
INK SLUDGE WITH CHROMIUM OR LEAD
Ink nladgn nub thro• Ink ,lude, titntatninut bias,
mium or Lead metal ’
IGNITABLE WASTES NOS
Ignitable Waite, MIS luinitahl , %%a’i,, N t IS
( 1KM A
Ciirm,tie Material
O,idioer
Corto,i,e Material
Cornmm,i,e Material
Ciirni,i e %Iatm.rial
Girro,i,e Material
Qirni,i,c Material
Corro.nt Material
0KM 0
13KM-C
I lainmahle Liquid
Ciimbn,iible
Lmqutd
rhammable Sithid
‘4A2h72
‘i 517h9
I N2UM
Al760
C N ISO )
C N 1824
UN 1823
I N1832
1 ‘41755
NA9I gq
‘lA9lS9
I iIi/U3
C N lq 3
LNl 2S
Ila ,ariloa’ Sb to. Liquid tir
Solid SOS
1% ru. I-Iaiiimahlc Liquid NOS
Wa,te Coutthu.iihl.. Liquid SOS
%%a.t.. I-laiiiniahlt Solid NOS
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Laboratories
INDUS1BY OVERVIEW
Laboratories that use chemtcals are ltkel’. to generate hazardous
waste These laboratortes include
Researcb and Development Laboratories. such as gosernntent
labs leg National Institutes ol Health Food and Drug
Administrattoni and industrial labs te g chemicals
pharmaceuticals)
Commercial Testing Laboratories. including labs that analsie
hazardous waste samples
Academic Laboratories, such as university and high schistl
labs and labs 01 educational or scientilic organizations
Medical Laboratories, including hospital and dental labs
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM LABDRAThRIES
The variety at wastes generated bs laboratories is tisi great to
speciiicalls identity each at the possible wastes Instead the
lollow ing discussion idenitties the general sources ot labiir,itors
waste describes the characteristics at hazardous waste and
pros ides eramples ot spectttc wastes potentially generated bs
laboratories
The lollowing wastes are cominon ls generatcd by lahitratories
Spent solvents used in cleaning esiraction or other processes
Unused reagents that are no longer needed or that dii not meet
specitications are contaminated hase esceeded ihetr storage tIe
or are otherwise unusable in the lab
Reaction products, which mas heal either known iir unknown
composition oticn produced by research and acadenttc labs
ITo facilitate disposal labs should trs to identils itr characterize
reaction products to the estent possibk and label them with this
tnformaiion I
losting samples that are not cntirelv ciinsumed hr the test
proi.edurc
Contaminated materials. such as glassware paper atid plastic
products
Spent sit lsents and unused reagents generalls constitute the
majority uI laboratitrs w asies
Chemical wastes generated bs laboratories are likels to he
hazardous EPA regulations deline wastes that eshihit .ini it) the
lollowing characteristics as hazardous
ignitabliity. Ignitable wastes include liquids with a t lash point
ol less than 14 (1°F solids thai ignite sponianeuiusls through
absorption ol moisture or through triciiitn and burn sigorousls
flammable gases and osidizers
Cottosivity. Corrosise wastes iticlude aqucous solutions with a
pH less than or equal to 2 or greater than itr equal to 12 5 and
liquids that corrode steel at a rate iii greater than 025 inch per
year
Reactivity. Reactise wastes include substances that are
unstable and readily undergo violent change react stolently with
water lorm putentialls erplosive mistures with water are
capable ol detonation or esplosive reaction when espitsed to a
strong initialing souree or generate signilicant quantities at losic
gases when esposed to water or in the case iii csanide or sullide
bearing wastes pH conditions between 2 and 12 5
EP Toxictty. Wastes are EP tostc if an estract lroni the waste
contains more than the concentrations ol arsenic bariuni
cadmium chromium lead ntercurs selenium silser endrin
lindane methosvchlor tosaphene 24 D or 245-TP specilied in
RCRA regulations
EPA also regulates additional wastes which are speciiicalls
listed in regulatiitns because ot iine or mitre itt the abose
characteristics or because ol the tollutwing criteria
Acute hazard. W isles are acutels hazardous it ihes ire tatal lit
humans in low doses are capable itt conirihuting 0 scrious
irreversible or incapacitating rcsersihle illness or hase been
shown to have an oral LDy, irati itt Icss than 5(1 ntg kg an
inhalation LC 5 , lraii itt less ihan 2 tug I iir a dermal LDr
Irabbiii iii less than 21)0 mgi kg
Toxicity. Wastes arc generalts considered lit he iitsic it thes
contain ans tat a nuntber itt Itsied tosic citnstttuenis
Because itt the great sariety it) wasies generated hr
laboratories it is ads sable iii citnsult ihc RC rcgulaitiins litund
in the Code ot Federal Regulations [ tile 41) Part 261 10
determinc whether a waste is hazarditus
If ou generate between 220 and 2 2 (10 pounds of haiardous
waste per calendar month. situ are subject to new small
quaniits generator pros isions requiring the use of a Inilorni
Hazardous %%aste Manifest when situ ship hazardous wastes
off your premises. ltetn II itt the \Ianttesi requires the
Deparinteni itt Transpitrtattitn i DOTi ‘hipping dcscriptiiin which
includes the proper l)OF shipping n.iiite hazard class and
UN/NA identiticatton number
The tollowing table pros ides sitine csantples at typical
laboratory wastes and their DOT descrtpttutns In the case itt
waste mistures general waste classtticatiitns leg Flammable
Liquid Not Otherwise Specitied i NOSi rttas he appropriate
Some ot these general classtticatiitns are included in ihe table as
well Where the shipping name itt a ntisiure or sitluiion does niti
identils the conslituents making ii hazarditus the nameisi ot the
hazardous constituents should be included in parentheses alter the
shipping name
Radioacttse wastes generated hi sonic labs .ire generalls
regulated under the Atitmic Energs ‘ci and ihcretiire cscluded
tram regulaimitn under RCR s Nuclear Regulators Citmntission
and DO regulatiitns hitweser ittas .ippls citniact the \uclear
Regulators Comntisstitn the 1)01 Materials lranspitrt Bureau iir
yitur state transputrtaiiitn agcncs tar mire intitrmaiiitn citncerning
proper tr.inspiirt and dispitsal ill these ii asic,
I I you are niti sure whethcr siiur wastes are hacarditus itr it situ
need guidance on determining ike pritper D0 dcscrtptiimn p lcase
contact situr state hazardous wasie managetttcnt agcncs EP\
Regional Olfice itr trade assiiciatiitn iiir assistanci.
WASTE DISPOSAL METhODS
Mitst labttraiortcs disposc itt wastes itt I-sits in an authmtrtzcd
hazardous waste tandttll Bccause labitratortes mitten izcnerate
small quantities ol a number itt hazardiius wastes iltese wastes
are frequc’ntls sent lit landlills in lab-packs sshich consist itt
individual coniattiers packed in sernticultte in a is-gallon drum
Other waste management options iitclude
Waste reduction iir minitttizing ike antutuni iii ssasie ihat must
be treated or disposed ot
Thermal treatment in a high-temperature incineraiutr
Chemical phssical itr hiolitgical treatment leg
sitlidi licatton neutralizatitin nun esc hange its dat win itr
precipitattoni
Waste recovery recycling itt reuse
From an environmental perspecitse ssasie reductitin rccitsers itr
destruction is generally prelerable lit land dispitsal
r
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Table I
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
WASTE DOT SNIPPING NAME
HAZARD
CLASS
UN INA
ID NUMSER
SOWEN 1S
Acetone Waste Aceione Flammable Liquid I. ‘J 1090
&nuene Wuste Benzene Flarnnuhk Liquid L N 1114
Ch ln c eform Wuste Chlorolorrn ORM-A UN 1111 18
Trtchlueomethune
l ,4Dloxane Wusie Diosane Flammah lr. Liquid UNI l bS
Diethylene Eiher
I 4-Dieihvlene Ostde
Diethylene Oside
Diosycthylene Eiher
Ethanol Wasie Ethyl Alcirhol Flammable Liquid ITNI 170
Ethyl Alcohol
Grain Alcohol
Ethyl Ether Wusie Ethsl Ether Flammable Liquid UNI 155
Ether
Dicihyl Ether
Diethyl Ontde
Forrnahn Waste Forrnaldehsde Solution ORM A (or Corn- UN2209
Fonnaldehsde Solution hustible Liquid it
Ill flush point greater than ldlrF shipped in contuin-
erslargerthan 110
gulloest
(21 flash point less than or equul to Waste Formaldehyde Solution ORM-A br Corn- UN 1198
l4trF bustible Liquid it
shipped tn contatn
en larger than ItO
gallons l
ltexane Waste Hesane Flammable Liquid UN1208
n-Henane
Inopropanol Waste lsoprnpaeol Flammable Liquid Li’41219
Isopropyl Alcohol
TPA
Dtmethvl Carhinol
2-Propanol
Methanol Waste Methyl Alcohol Flammable Liquid UN 1230
Methyl Atcohol
Wood Alcohol
Methyl Ethyl Ketone Waste Methyl Ethyl Kitone Flammah lr. Liquid LNI 193
MEK
2-Butanone
Methylene Chloride Waste DtchlornmeEbsane br %asie Methvlene C.hbnridri ORM-A UN 1593
Di ch lommethane
Pentane Waste Peetane Flammabli. Liquid CNI2h5
Petroleum Ether Waste Petroleum Ether Flammable Liquid UN 1271
ib trahydroinran Waste Tetrahsdrniuran Flammah le Liquid UN2O5b
THF
Thluene Waste Toloene Flammable Liquid UN 1294
Tolnol
Methyl Bencene
Xylene Waste Xslene Flammable Liquid UN1307
Xytol
Dirnethnl Benrene
Carhoo Tetrachloride Waste Carhon Tetroch loride ORM-A UN 1846
Carbon let
Tetraeh lornmethane
Pereblaromethane
Ign ltahln Liquids Waste Flammable Liquids NOS Flammah le Liquid 1 tiN 1993
Waste Comhnstihle Liquids NOS Combustible NA l99
Liqatd
These descriptions rnuv change given variations in waste characreristits conditions or pnicessviodiiit.ations
t Sahstances with a flash point less than 1111FF are classified is Ilammahle Liquid substances ssith a Ilash poirt gn.atcr than or squal to 1 111FF
and less ihan 201FF ore classilted us Comhostihle Liquid
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Table I (Continued )
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
HAZARD
UNIHA
WASTE DOT SHIP#IHO NAME CLASS
ID NUMSER
ACIDSISASES
Acetic Acid Waste Metut And Ula ial arrosise Material UN2789
Waste Astiut Atid Sislntinn Corrosise Material LN2790
Hydrochloric Acid Waste Ilsdrsshlori Arid Cortosis. Material UNI789
Nitric Acid Waste Nuns Arid 05cr 40% Osuducer UN203 1
Waste Niinic Arid 40% or less Coetosivc Material 4A 1760
Waste Nitric Arid raming Ostdueer UN2032
Perehloric Acid Waste Perthloruc And not user 509 aid Osiduccr UN 1802
Wasie Perch lorn Mid esr.eedieg 5119 hut not esseedtng Osidiner UN 1873
721- acid
Wasie Perchloris And esceeding 729 arid Forbidden
Sulfuric Acid Waste Sullaric And Corrosive Matt.rial UN1830
Waste Sahara iid Spent Cortostse Material tzNl832
Oleum Waste Okant Corrosive Material NA1831
Faming Sallaric And
Ammonium Hydroxide Waste Ammoniam Hsdroside sontaintng less than ORM-A NA2672
Ammonia Sitlaiton 1251 ammonia
Aqueous Ammitnia Waste Ammoniuni Hsdroside sontaitting not liss Corrosive Material NA2672
than l2 bat not more thin a 4 i ammonia
Potassium Hvdrtaside Waste Poiassiam l-tsdmsiile Solid Corrosise Material IjNl8I3
Caaattc Potash Waste Potassium Hsdroside Liqaid Corrosive Material UNI8I4
Sodium Hvdroztde Waste Sodiam Hsdroside Solid Corrosive Material UN1823
E:Siic Soda Waate Sodium ltsdmside Liqaid Corrosive Material UN1824
NONSPECIFIC WASTES
Corrosive Liquids Waste Corrosise Liqaids NOS Cormsive Material UN 1760
Corrusise Solida Waste Corrosise Solid NOS Corrosise Material UN 1759
Onidiaer Corrosise. Liquid Waste Onidizer Corrosive Liquid 4OS Oxidizer NA9 193
Ontdiaer. (orrnstae Solid Waste Osidizee Corrosise Solid SOS Osidizer NA9194
Onidiaer Waste Osidizer NOS Osiduzer UN 1479
Poisonous Ltquuf Waste Poisirn B Liquid NOS Potson B UN28 10
Poisonous Solid Waste Poison B Solid NOS Potson B UN28 1 I
Cocroatne. Poisonous Liqutd Waste Corrosuse Liquid Poisonous NOS Corroatse Material UN2922
Poisonous. Corrnnase Solid Waste Poisonous Solid Corrosise O5 Poison B UN2928
Pononous. Onidlaing Ltqutd Waste Osidizer Poisonous Liquid NOS Osidizer NA9199
Polaooous. Osidlaing Solid Waite Osidicer Poisonous Solid 1.05 Osidiccr NA9200
Hazardous Waste Hazardous Waste Liqaid NOS ORM-E NA9189
Haaardoim Waste 3 Haaardoas Waste Solid NOS ORM C NA9 189
rrothinden materials are prohihited trsitn being altered or aciepted br transportation
aCenuin gases and volatile liquids ie p csanopen phsisgenei ate ilassed as Poison A It slassed as Poison A the gases and liquids base a
different UN INA ID NA 1953 tar poisonous liquid or ta ’s Ilammah le NOS or NA 1955 for poisonous liquid or gas NOS
‘Materials leg disposahls lahuaret contaminated with small quantities ol a sarists itt hazardous substan i cs can pt.neralls he slassified as
Hazatdous Waste NOS unless a more spesits DOT shipping name applies Ihe i.ntlri. wright oh ihi contaminated material not just the s.eight
of the substancelsl making it hazardous is ronsidered when determining quantits
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EtJui ttionaI .tiid thai onal Institutions ni_is ni lude shops
tOfldULttflh!
Auionioitse .ind siitjll en ) Ins. tupair
Automobile hods rupair
Meialssorkine
Graphii. arts produitiori te prinuine phoioeraphsu
Woodv€irk I flu
Jstcs cencrated Irtim lahiiraiorius an. not addrussud in this
disiussion .t separate pamphlet on 1_ihorattirs %t.Iuius is asailahle
HAZARDOUS WASTE FROM EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL SHOPS
nia iiruis 01 ha/ardi.us ‘a isles I rum uduu.tt itinal .tnd
5,0. at ton.il shops are
“ails ni. Ii. p.11 nI reititis i. rs thinners .ini .l k ,utii
siilsuntsi
Paint asies
Strong at id or al k.ilinu solutions it. lu_nt ni! siilut iiiiisl
uIomoh,k hod’. repair and snoodsoorking opvratmn ’.
generate ‘aaste siils nts and paints Fh sohi.nts inas be
Il_inunable or toS it and paints illas Lontai n htas metal pigments
.ts well as haiardous stilsems
(iraphit arts produtlion inas genurate sisural i% C5 ill V ,astCs
dupndtnu tin the .iutislttcs Printing ssa ,tcs inuludu strong atid
solutions used to 5 kan eiuh and uoat pl.ttes .tnd solsenis used iii
..l an plates iii . ippl’ . I tghi sunsit St to_it ties and lii i i . ekip
plates Fhe usi. ol ni ’ i!enurates ssastts ttntautling siilsunts
and/or he_isv metals Phiitiier.tphit. si.tsie, in.ludt protessiule
solution, dusckiptrs harduners .ttid li ini. paths
Metalsoorking and automolune repair cunuratu st_isle solsents
and atid or alLiluns. solutions used lit tkan metal and ri.rnosc
rust
lable I isis sonic tsptt.al shop ii ratiiins and protesses thai
may prtnluue haiardi,us ‘aasIu
you produce betineen 220 and 2 2(11) pounds or hj,ardipus
slaste per calendar month. situ are suhit ’iI to ness small
quantits generator pros istons requirtng the use oFa UniForm
HaLardous %asIe laniFest sshen situ ship ha,,trdous isaste nIF
sour premises Iten i II iii he l.inuIesi requires the Duparintent
iii Fransport.itttin u DOT) shtppint nintu ha,ard ul.tss and
UN/NA identiltuatitin numbur hr eath 5 1 . 1st.
I his in litrniaiiiin is pros ided in Iahl 2 ‘r I nunthu r uI
ha,ardous ssaslus psitentialls guiter.ited (is tdut.itttin.il .tnd
s’iiuai tonal shops lii ihiat n the 1)01 shippi tie hattie haiard tlass
and UNINA idenitltcatioti nuinhur seleti the ispucal priltess
tiperat ion I nim iilumn I ill Fable I and luau h i hi. I ngrud it its
I runt utilumn atid the ‘a ash, is pu I flhlU uilu itt .1 til Iahk I ‘a ith
the suhsiant.es Iisit.d in Fable 2
FOR MORE INFORMATION
II you are not sun. sshi.th .r sour ‘ a.tstu’s art ltaiardous or II situ
need guidance on deteriiiiniitg ihe prt.pur 1)01’ shipping
dcsuripttoit please Lontaut sour st.ttu h,t,.irdttus suastu
managunlent ageflc or l_P ’ Rugttin.il till ut or .tsslstanLc
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS
WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS WASTES
AUTOMOBILE ENGINE AND BODY REPAIR, METALWORKING
(hi and greiise remttsal sitisint, sarsol uari’un. puir ..kuni di ,itliutc, art.
inelaillnol cleaning, cii. uutr ikanurs dturuas ,. N lit tilt h,dr.t ,trls.tts nun
gine. parts and equip- sluanuni. iiuid. asids at tral spIrits Ii flit.fli. ‘Itt
meni cleaning ijit .. utwifls Isanurs tnt ’ psiruikutti naphiha
Rust remosisi nasal lulls siring .u,id
haunt , ,,Iuui.ins
t’sed lead cud hailertes sar trust li,.ti lihittuli
ii *tludung ulOiM2 ,uflt liii situ, and ‘thur sthtsli,
fl.tsuhuflu ii hahiutlu’s
.ttuh ,in,. iitlUifli. pitri.
loin di’.iiiiatcsi.poss
ssisr resins niu’Ih , lCflu’
uhhirtdc istun,. l 51.51’
tphth , an,tnalts Its dr.’
thins atiths I .suiliuus I
I ii I tine,
tuuttinu’ tltluuflt p.m.
hum drst.llau.s tiitiha
nitl uitsihs sn,. shI ,.r .di.
Istlpflip Inst nitnsrat .p.r
its . iis,th,iIs i.tI.in. ,s
‘thur ito gsn.itud ,i.Isunhs
iu ’nhiaht , . iSasiis . ( 5fli
s ,.Is ,ni, u,.iiihustil’l ,.
solid, nails aid all,
liii. ,tiliiuiuin,
‘sits’ autd atkal.rs
stluii,,tis
intl this paint 55 liii.
.p.ni . .tls . ni. paint
is isles ssith hi is’ inst
its .gn.iahts 55 iii ’
itrtttahlt paliti s is O. ’
has s itistal paint
55 isiLs spint iuiisinls
kid atid haticrius
sitting asid aukuitnu
.uiiutiiins
Educational and Vocational Shops
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T dbIc I
TYPICAL PROCESSI
TYPICAL
TYPICAL MATERIAL
GENERAL TYPES
OPERATION
MATERIALS USED
INGREDIENTS
ON LABEL
OF WASTES
GENERATED
phi.sph..riu aid hsdrii
5 hii .ric itch hsilrtit lutirts
cud ,,,diuiti hstlr.,s,d,.
Painting unatnuls Iauiiuirs
up.isss all is 1. airs iii .
prtmsrs
Spra. h.mIh .prJ. guns silsunis paint thunn .rs
brush cleaning, paint ri unailiti n.duiursssnitt
mmuilpainl preparaiittn Spirits
lcd drits, liii Ihan 0
list it ids
Si.,, tahits I and insult.
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Table I (Continued)
TYPICAL OPERATIONS USING MATERIALS
WHICH MAY GENERATE HAZARDOUS WASTES
TYPICAL PROCESS ! TYPICAL TYPICAL MATERIAL GENERAL TYPES
OPERATION MATERIALS USED INGREDIENTS OF WASTES
ON LABEL GENERATED
GRAPHIC ARTS
Plate preparation
Counter-etch in remove phitsphoris asid phiisph.iris asid iiid/alkaline wash.
oxide
Deep-etch toating at dsep sish bath ammoniuni du.hrit- asidialkaliee waste
places truce animoniunt Its- heiss natal sitlutions
drovids waste eish bath
Etch baths stilt baths tar places urns sh loride sop waste crib bath
pert aluncinum shlo asidialkalins waste
ridiiiint shluridii heass metals
hidnishloris atid
lshnitmuumi nitric aid
i/ins magnesianti
Apply light sensitive resin’ binders emal- PVAlammiinium di- photographis waste
scaling sian photosensutizers ibremals pals’ ins I
gelatin photoieiiiators sinnamaie lish
itlasialbumin sils
halide eslauin smal
‘ion guilt arabusi
amntiunlaei dii.hromats
Develop plates deseliupir lash aiid lint phinourraphis aisle
5 hliiridi teienesiam
shliiridi_
Wash/dean plates aliahols solieeis sibyl aliiihiil isiipriipsl spent sirlsenis
alsohol nsthvl ethsl
keioni irishliunii.ihs
lini pirshliirisihslene
Apply lacquer resins solvents siesl P C P% ‘i maliis ‘pent siilssnts
lacquer aid muihsl sibsl
kiiiiei.
Ink pigmints ds s ‘Jr litanium isids mn waste ink with sal
eish dtii.r ustend i r blat’ esuisbujat i d ‘snis hiass mitals
modiiiur shrirms ‘lanes phihal ink sludes aiih thai
,vsanins pugnrunis minnt sad
uuils hsulruisarbiin sal
tints w is s’ siihalti
/iiisiiianianssu. ‘Ii
its- plasiiiiaur’
Iakine gravure asid plaiiniu haib siippr hsdriishli,riu ‘pent plating waste
i slinders asid
Painting signs/bill- ssilsints paint wtth sthsluni diubloride paint wastes ignitable
boards siilstntsiheasv mstals bu.n#ens iitlaene paint wasies inhsr ig
sibs lbsnusns shliirii nitablewastss
bsn,ene insibsl sibs l
ksiiies
WOODWORKING
Wend cleaning and pttriileuim disiillaies psiroleam disiiltaies
man removal white spirits minsral spirit’
Refinishing/stripping punt rsniiis.rs sarnish assions tiilasns pstro- ignitahls wasies gnu
Brush cleaning and rsmiussrs snamel m kam di’iillaies ntin able paint wastss sill
spray gun cleaning mosers shellas neat’ snal spirits nusthanol ‘sni still bottoms
i r s paint siilssnts iur insibsluns shluinide al
psniins iihiils lstiunss ins
us nausd s,ilssnis
Staining stains niincral spiriis alsii- igniiahls wastss spsnt
hi,ls pusntsnis siilseniisi,lssnt ‘till
Nutioies
Painting enamsls lasqusrs tiiluicns pisinsats iiia ignitable paini wastes
spin’ alkvds air’ his niutn diuisids spas’ igntiablswasicssiil-
ssicr ri-an’ aromatis ssni siill hiuttiints
hsdnisarbons glssiil
s lber haliigunatsd h
dniisarbons ‘iii ’ ’ ass
tat asrvlis
Finishing ‘ansi-h shsllas pals ilsnainrid ikiihiils igniiahls a a’tss ‘psni
arsthant lasqasrv risins shslla piiriu siihienissiilseni still
Isani disiillatss tiula hvittium.
ins diis.isian its
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Table 2
EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL SHOPS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATION!
DOT
HAZARD
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
PHOTOGRAPHIC WASTES
Carbon letraibloride Carbon I,ira,hliiridi. lkr,hloro a’ie Carbon Ieir.uhliiride 0KM-A L NI 846
iiiiihani \,,.aiiirina 18,ui#ino
loriii CCL4
Hens Metal Solutions Fhiiiiieraphii pn L ine a%it ltaiardiiut ‘. a%ut Siiluiuiinti,n f iR st-C S 5 4189
i,iniaiflifle flint initalt amine 4 sdniium Lhrmiiniuin
Lad jed mr ttanidi
SPENT SOLVENTS i-ut alto uiinimahl, paint iia itttiiniaininL ilammihit ‘mil’tni ,i
Acetone \,enini W.m,ie Aieuiine Flammable Liquid L’41090
4% bite Spirits White Spirii’ Slmn,nil spirmut %%asie ‘Jiphiha Cumbu,iible L “12553
Naphiha Liquid
%%asie Naphih.m Simlseni Flammable Liquid’ LN2553
%%a’ii Naphihm Si,lttni Ciimbusiible UNl25h
Liquid
Flammable Liquid LNI2Sh
Petroleum Distillate Piiriil,uni l)i’iillmim.s \%atii Fmirmil,uni l)itimllaic Cmmmbuiiihle L NI 268
Liquid
Flammable Liquid tN 1268
Keronene Lroicn,. %kasie kiri,sine Combusiible C N 1223
I u tI “ii WI Liquid
Stetbslene Chloride Duthliirimmtihans. Miihani Di a ’ie Diihlmmriimiihani. or Skihi (RM A UN 1593
ihliiridm Skih i mn , . hhiihlimiidm ‘line Chlorid i
NCI C5ii102 Siilai..ihin Ai.ri,
hint Narlimiil Simlemoihini.
Toluene Toluene %Im.ihaeide Skih ilben- 54 atie Tolueni m r 4im ’l i Flammable Liquid L ‘It 294
teiie %kihtll,en,i,l Phensline
ihane fliluiml Sousa 1 IA
Benaene Ben,ene a ’ic 0,.n#in,. ilieu ,iili Flammable Liquid LNI 114
ttbannl Cihanim l Lihtl Altiihol Waste Lihsl Skmihi’l Flammable Liquid ‘Ml 170
\slene \tlmnm \sliil ssit \skni 1-lamniable Liquid LNI3OP
Methsl Ethsl Ketone Sttihsl l_ihs I keimin i asmL Stubs I Lihs I kemimn i Flammah lt Liquid I , ‘ .1193
Ietrah drnruran reirabsdn’iuran 1111 otisir niirahsdniiurau Flanimablm Liquid C “.2036
Isopropanul lsmiprtipaniil ltmipniFsl Sliiibiil Skisie lsiiprmmpaniml Flammable Liuuid 1 ‘41219
kthsl Ilenuene Libtl Hmneen. ota,ic Lihsl Hemm,en,. Flammable Liquid 1 ‘41 175
I I l.Iriehlnniethane I I I Irithlmir,s.ihane Sinimhant Wasii I I I lruihliin’i.ihaui 0KM-A L ‘428 l
IF Chlmiri un Inhihismil lriihlii
riii.ihani. I hlimnmihin ‘sI
‘ 4Cl Cll-lh2h Sleihsl,hl,iriili,rm
(hmliirinhini fl lhlmmnmihan,.
NU Chlon’icni
Ihebloruetbslene Rum-s ihl,mr Iritlin Irilini. 4 %asic lrii.hb’risjhtl,.ne 0051 A L N17l0
Tr,iil Viii,,) (hl,mrskn. Lbmst
fri Viiran ICC ‘ 4 ialk Fhmli,s
WASTE INK WITN SOLVENTS OR HEAVY NETALS
%Vaste Ink Saruins Liinsiiiumni Sobini, t %asie Ink Comiibusiihl i L “.2867
Carb.’u ltiraLhli,ridc Chliirm, Liquid
lorm SImih line 4 hlmmridi flammable liquid 1 ‘41210
I I Trrhloriitihani.
2 I)ii hli’ri’.ihaui lkn#in,.
fmilumm Eihsl Kte,ium tiira
i.hl,iroeihslcnm lrithliiris.ihs line
V.irious (m’usiiIu,.nIt lrimm Pie
unit thr,,miuin Lmippmr Lad
tin, (sanid, Slueiinuui (ad
n,iuni Ni , 1,1 Cub ill
INK SLUDOE WITN CHROMIUM OR LEAD
Ink sludge 5 mb (brim . Ink sludem ,imniainine hiatt miii.t lla#.irdimuu St sit Liquid ‘4l)S ilRSl-L ‘.59109
mium or l.ead il ’ . llanrd,mu’ St mis Simlid Ml’, ilK ML ‘. S4189
1 hese desiripimminu n,as ihanee e,sm.n 5 irimiioflu inuisu, ,. tiarai,iirmsiii.s and ,.mmndiiu’ns
I iir,iiulaiiiins u iih ilash point luss bin 2i I md er,am,r than mm, munal ii’ liii) I
1 mmrmulaiions u iih flash pouni lust than II I) F
“Jut Oiherui’,e Spmmiiimd
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Table 2 (Continued)
EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL
SNOPS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATION!
DOT
NAZARD
UN!NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
STRONG ACID!ALKALINE WASTES
hmmnnuum Hsdronude \mnionium tltdronidt \H4OH
Spirit 01 itarithorn qua Animii-
ma
%%aot Sitinloniuni l-Itdriisidi.
it,.nialning nut kr ihan I r hut
not nhiiit han 4-P i ainmuiniai
%aric Slilmoniunt Ilrdrosidu. I )R M A
i iiniainine kr-i than I ultinionial
torroiti. %Iaicrial ‘ \21t72
Hidrobrumu. Stid
Hsdruthlurit ttud
Hsdrufluurut %cud
‘nitric ttud
Phosphurut St id
Potassium Hrdrurude
S 52672
(lirroniru. Staitrial L ‘-I 1 511
ttrdriihruiiiiuu. 5. ud II Br
Ilrdruiu.hluirr. Stid 11(1 ‘turiatti.
Mid
Ilrdttiiluiiriu. Si.id HI- I-Iuiiriihr
drii Mid
Sun. 5 ud IINO2 Squalortun
Phonphuuri. \u.iul I ) ipII4 Onuhuu
phinuphonti. Stud
Piuiaruum Itrdniir di. KI)I I
tittiuni Ihilrati. (.111 ,11.- Puuiarh
Pin - ia
Sodium Hsdrorude Sodium llrdrorid. ‘ aOH Caur
ii . Soda Soda U t Sodium l b
drait
SulPuruc Acid
Chromic Mid
Lacquer Paint or 5 ur
nish Remusung Liquid
Sultuniu. Su.ud 112504 Oil iii
S itrnil
(hnumut \u.id
La.qui.r Paint or 5 arni-ih Ri.
iiuinine Liquid
SPENT PLATING WASTES
Spent Plating SSastes Sptni tuu.h hauhr -ip.nt platinc - iii
lution-i and -iIudtu.-i ‘trippunr and
ikaninc h iths
SS3.tt Ilrdniihriuuuiit Stud
‘S rut ltrdriii.hloriu Stid Slirturi.
55 a’tt Ilrdriit Iuiinit Su.id Siilution
% a - itt Nun. Si.id otis u n
%Sarit Sun. Si.id 141111 iir k s -i
%Sa-ui. Phiisphiunii. \.id
Piiiursiiuuiu Ilrdruusud. Silti
iii in
Drr Solid I lala. B.ad in (urans
ar
%% -iii. Siiiliunt I hdnis di. Sub
O lin
Ors Solid II ik. Btad or (iranu
tar
5t ari. iuulturit Su.id Sn.nt
Wart. ( hriuuiuiu. St id Siilutiiin
‘ 5 .i-ilu. Liuunpiiund La.qutn Paint
or irnish Rtniot inc Liquid
I Ia.iardoun 55 si . Liquid ‘i5)5
I Ia,ardiiu ’ %S sit solid ( IS
SOLWENTS i iu. al-ni rjsni siilsu.nisi
Wa -i . I th’knc Dii.hlonid.
SS.isit (hliuroluu.n,i.nc
%Saruc %ti.thr I Lihr I k.uoni.
Watt. Paini Ortur Liquid
Wastu Paint Lnanu,l La.qu.r
Stain Shu.IIa. iir Sanni’h -Mu-
minunu llriin,i. (uild Winud
I 11cr Liquid un Latquu.r Ba.
Liquid
Wa-it, (.iuuiupound Enamel
Shari. (.iinupiiund La.qui.r Paint
in %arnu-.h Rtniiusini! Redutiuc
or thinning Liquid
Flaiurdiiur W isle Liquid SOS
Ha,arduuu-i 55 ‘ti. Solid ‘ (OS
IGNITABLE PAINT WASTES CONTAINING FLAMMABLE
Lthslene Dich lnrude Lths kni. Diihloridi.
I 2-Dii.hliiroi.thani.
th lnrohen uene (hluniiluu.n,,n, \Iiinin.hliiniihi.n
gene Ph.nrl Chliinidi.
Methsl Ethyl kutune %IethtI Luhsl kuiin, Skihsl Si.
thing \Ig,t.iu Butanon, Lthrl
Skthsl Isu.tiing MLK
2 Buianiing
Paint Drser Paint b)rrgr
Ciirruusir, %Iati.rial
(iirnii-iri. Slaii.rial
Osidu,u.r
Ciirrii-uiii. %Iaii.nual
Liirriiiiisi. SI hun i i
C irruiriti. %IaI ,rial
C iirrtiriti. Slati.rial
(.iirnisui, \Iattrial
C iirniriir. Material
(.iirrtu.ii. Material
Cuirnosis . Material
Liirnuusit, Sb uttnial
( 1KM L
I 1KM-I.
I Iatnmaluli. Liquid
I lainnialik Liquid
I Ianumahk Liquid
(iiinhui.t u I -k Liquid
I Ianimahli. Liquid
Ciimbust u I -k
Liquid
I Iammahk Liquid
I lamniabli. Liquid
( iinibustihli.
Liquid
I lamniahk Liquid
i)RM- [
11KM I-
II immahit Liquid
(iimhu riihlc liquid
‘i 517119
I. S I lilt)
I 521)11
S SI 7( 11
I. SISIi5
I. ‘11914
L S flub)
I Sl$24
L \1112 )
L ‘(1q32
I S17’S
S SI llitI
5 5ifl59
S Outsit
C S II
I. 51114
I NI 193
1 SIb hIt
I NIl ti l l
I. ‘(126)
I i,l26)
NA I 2bu )
S 51142
551142
N,59t nil
ij 5q qq
S 5199)
Paint Enamel Lau.quer
Stain Shellac or Sar-
flush. Aluminum Itrunce
t;uld Wood Filler Liq-
uid or Lacquer Base
Liquid
Enamel
I acquer. Paint or San-
ntnh Remus iou Reduc-
ing, or I hinning. Liquid
Punt Enami.I La.qncr Stain
Sh,IIa. or Sarni,h Aluminum
Brunt. (uild Wiiiid rillu.r Liq
uid iir Laiqucr Bar. Liquid
Lnaini.l
I aiqui.r Paint iir Sarniiih Re-
nnurine Ri.dutine in Ihinning
Liquid
Paint Waste
PAINT WASTE WITH NEAVY METALS
Paint Waste r uth Hears Sl ush
IGNITABLE WASTES NOT OTHERWISE SPECIFIED NOB)
lgnutahle Wastes SOS luiniiahk Waiter SOS Wunic I-Iammahk liquid ‘((55
Wart. tiimhusuihk Liquid SOS
SSjst. Oammilile Siuhid 505
I bammahlt. Solid I SI
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Metal Manufacturing
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Your business is classified under Metal Nianulacturing if s c m
manufacture
Metal lurnuture shelves lockers cabinets .ind fictures
Primary metal products
Fabricated metal products
Machiners including electrical and electronic machiners
equipment and supplies
Storage or primars batteries
Motor vehicle parts and accessories
Measuring analveinit or controlling tnstruments itor
esample photographtc medical or optical equipmentt
Clocks and watches
Costume and precious metal esselrs
Needles pins and similar notions
Signs and advertising displass
Burial caskeis
Silverware or siainless steel Ilaiware
Metal Manulaciuring also includes plants which are involsed
in metalworking aciisities such as
Rolling drawing and extruding ot non-lerrous metals
Heat treating
Coating engrasing and allied sersices
\losi metal manutaciuring operations produce some hazardous
waste If sou use any combustible or ilammable solvents strong
acid or alkaline solutions plating solutions paints csanide
solutions or ans solution’ containing heasv metals it is likels
that your operation generates hazardous waste ir you produce
220 pounds labout hair or a 55-gallon drum ) or more of
hazardous waste per month, you mas be subject to new
Resource Conserialion and Reeosers Act IRCRAI
requirements including the use or a Uniform Hazardous
%Sasle Nlanirest to aceompani hazardous wastes iou ship orr
your plant site. Item II on the \Ianilesi requires the Department
of Transporiation WOlf description of the waste including the
proper shipping name hazard class and UN/NA identification
number This inlormation is pros ided br some ol the wastes sou
may produce in Table I If you hase any questions about sour
wastes or responsibilities br their disposal contact sour state
hazardous waste management agencs or EPA regional office
HAZAROCUS WASTES FROM METAL MANUFACTURING
Businesses classilicd under Metal Manutacturing perborm
many different processes including machining grinding
bulling polishing tumbling sand casting forming rolling
extruding forging ironing lettering enameling cleaning
welding linishing die sinking pickling coining degrcasing
electrogalvanizing electroplating and painting The wastes
associated with these processes tall into roughly seven major
categories
Spent Solvent and Solvent StIll 00110111$ in general result from
solvents used in most cleaning and degreasing operations Fhe
types ol solvents used may include chlorinated solvents (for
example meihslene chloride dichlorobenzenc carbon
ietrachloride irichloroethvlcnei or non-halogenated solvents
(acetone sslene toluenc bcnecnei Other solsents may be
kerosene or mineral spirits I Sioddard Soivenisi
Sfroeg Mid Wastes are generated in considerable quaniiiv
wherever any ispe ol metal is lormed or processed Mans
pickling solutions are highls acidic and as a result acid mas
be carried in subsequent manuiacturing operations if ii is not
neuirali ,ed These mas incfudc. drawing rolling pressing
electroplating hot dip galsanizing or hot tinning anodiring
phosphating. metal coloring and mans more
Strong Alkaline Wastes are generated from the use of picklcd
aluminum and sometimes zinc
PlatI ng Wa s are generated from electroplating operations
These wastes mas be acidic or alkaline and contain
appreciable concentrations ol heavy metals Acid plating
solutions gcneralls contain tree acids and heavy metals such
as copper. nickel zinc and possibly tin or cadmium Alkaline
plating solutions include zinc baths and sometimes un haihs
The waste products from plating mat include speni plating
solutions or sludges and stripping and cleaning bath solutions
Heavy Metal Wastewater Sludges are generated from
wastewaier treatment Depending on sour operaiiiin these
sludges may contain arsenic barium chromium cadmium
lead mereury silver or selenium High conceniraiions 1)1 lead
are found in the sludges Iron ) battery manufacturing plants
Other sludges mas come from grinding tank clean-out’ dust
collectors and lead pots
Paint Wastes with Heavy Metals arc generated by paint booths
used in ihe sign and adsertising display industry Generally
the wasie is an organic sludge that contains cadmium
chromium lead and/or mercury
CyanIde Wastes are generated lriim esanidc’ plaiing solutions
and simple csanide solutions Csanide plating solutions are
used in metal plating operations Simple csanide solutions arc
used main ls br hardening and mcial cleaning Csanide baths
are commonls used in metal tinishing and heai treating
operations
Ignitable Wastes include ans ilainmable or combustible liquid
or combustible solid not clsewhere classiiied According io
DOT definition ilammabli. materials hate a flash point ol less
than 100°F while ciimbusiible maierials hate Ilash piiinis oi
between 100 and 200’F lgniiable wastes howeser are defined
by EPA as hacardous onli il ihev hate llashpoinis oi less than
140°F
Other Reactive Wastes arc generated primarils hs the
photographic equipmcni and supplies indusirs although tither
metal manulacturinmi industries inas also gencraic reactise
wastes Specitic ssastes mat include strong oxidizing agents
such as chromic acid perchloraies and permanganaies used in
metal finishing and tither reactise compounds such as
hvpoehloriies peroxides sultides nitrates and sodium
hydroxide
In addition to these ssasies all or mosi of the operations in the
metal manufacturing industry will generate used oil Oils may
come from cutting lubricaiing andior quenching Currenifs most
used oil is exempt Irom EPA hazardous waste regulations Some
states however currently have rules which app ls io used oil and
EPA is now in the process of deseloping new regulations for used
oil
Moat metal manufacturers generate scrap meial At present ans
metal that is destined for reclamation is not regulated by EPA
Questions concerning used oils scrap metal and oiher wastes
should be referred to tour slate hazardous waste management’
agency or EPA regional of lice
Table I lists the wastes generated bs mans metal manutaciuring
industries and provides DOT shipping descripiiimns I his list is
not comprehensive \our tacilits mas produce onfs some 01 these
waslea or generate other wastes that have inadsermenmfs been
excluded — —
SIC tibie i iiisitj .
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Table I
METAL MANUFACTURING WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGMATIONSF
DOT
HAZARD
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMBER
WENT SOLVENTS AND SOLVENT STILL BOTTOMS
Telrachloroethblene Perchkintoihsltni. Pert Ti.iraks %‘asie Tcirai.hloroothslene or ORM A LN11197
Perawin Perclene Tcrli.n Dida Perthlorocubslenc
Kent TeuraCap Anuisal I
Fedad-liN Neme (kmaleenc
Perm-A-CIor ICC Benzinol
Dow-T n Null %‘s’.irnl Trui.lin
Truch loroethylene Tri-Clene Trirlsne Tn ‘%.i ie Truchliuroeuhskne ORM A L ‘41710
Methilene Chloride Aeroihene MM Narkoiil Shasuc Dichioriumeihane or Mciii- ORM-A L Nl593
‘lone Chliiride
I I I-fl-uehtoeoeth.ne Acroilianc TI Chlorite Inhihi %%.i’ ue I I l-Tnichliitsieiluanc OEM A L ‘42831
wi Chloroihcn M i Alpha-I
Carbon Tetruchloride Perchioromeihant Teiratiirni 5 %aste Caruso Icirachiorido OEM A L Nl844s
Canhona Halon l ot
flich lorotrifluoro- Fluorot.irbon II ’ Freon Ill Hnardous Wasie Liquid N’OS ORM-E ‘ 1A9189
ethane 1/con Ill Freon IF Friecn lit
II3TR-T riiontil
flich loroirifluoro- Eskimun II ticon II Isounsn II liacardous S%a ic Liquid SOS ORM-E \A9l89
methane Freon II Freiin MI- Flusirii
- chioroiturm Arcton 9
Tolunne Toluol Meihercid Meilist Bce %¼.rie foluene iiiiluoli Flammable Liquid UN1294
ecne %Iethvlben,.il Phens l
meihune Aniisol IA
Methyl Ethyl Ketone Meihsl Eibvl ICcione MEK a’ie Nleuhsl Eihsl hci.iuine Flammabli. Liquid LNII93
Mcihvl Action,. Meeico Buia
none Eihsl Meutust Keuone
Bensene Ben nene waste Bencene i beneoli Flammable Liquid L N 1114
Chloroform Chlisrolorm asie Chiomliurm OEM-A lJ’llSlI B
Dich lorobeneene o-Dtcbloroben,ene rtaste Dicblnrishen,ene Orubui OEM A LNI S9I
Liquid
Acetone Acetone Shaste Au.cu,sne Flammable Liquid LNlO9tl
Xylene Xslene sloI Slasie \slcnt. ivsloli rtammable Liquid LN1307
White Spirits Mineral Spirit’ Naphtha Siuud %lasii. Naphtba rlammablc Liquid LN2553
dard Solscnt
Kerosene Keroscne Fuel Oil # 1 /laste kerosene Combusiihk Liquid’ LN1223
Betel Alcohol n Bntsl Ali.ohot scu.-Butvl Alto %%aae Buts l Alcohol Flammable Liquid ‘JAI Ill)
hol teri-Butyl Alcohol
STRONG ACID/ALKALINE WASTES
Ammonium H droxtde Ammonium l-tsdrostde NII4IIH S\asue Ammonium Hsdmsidi. Corrosise Maucrial ‘4 52672
Spirit ol Hartshorn Aqua Ammo- containing not loss than l2 5 hat
nia noi more than 44% ammoniat
containing less than 12% OEM-A ‘ 1A2672
ammontai
Hydrobrounic Acid Hvdrobmmtc Mid HBr Waste Hsdrobmmic Acid Corntsise Material LiNl7ll8
Hydrochloric Acid Hvdmchloric Acid HCI Mactaut. Shaste Hsdrutchloric Acid Corrosive Material ‘4A1789
Acid
Hydrofluonc Acid Hs’drofluoric Acid HF Fluoro Shaste H drnfluoric Acid Corrosive Material liNl79O
h drtc Acid
Nitric Acid Nitric Acid HNO. Waste Nitric Acid loser 403 Onidiner UN203 I
Aquatortis nitric a ud I
403 or less nitric tuidt Corrosise Material NAI76O
Phonphoric Acid Phosphoric Acid H,PO, waste Phosphoric Acid Corrosive Material LNIIIO5
Orthophosphnrir Acid
Potassium Hydroside Potassium Hvdrovide. ISOH Pu waste Potassium Hsdrosidc Sotu- Corrosise Material l.JNllll4
tassium Hydrate Caustic Potash tuiun
Potassa
Drs Solid Flake Bead or Corrosise Material UN1813
Oranular
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Table I (continued)
METAL MANUFACTURING WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS !
DOT
HAZARD
UN!NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
CLASS
ID NUMSER
Sodium Ihdrustde Sodium Hsdmnide NaOH
Waste Sodium Hsdroside
Cormsise Material
1, 51824
Caustic Soda Soda I .e Sodium
Solution
Hsdratc
Dr. Solid Flake Btad tir
corrostse Sitterial
LN1823
Granular
Sulfuric Acid Sulluri . Mid HSO, Oil it
Waste Suliuri . Mid Spent
Cormstse LoertaI
L 51832
Vitriol
Perchloric Acid Petchlori . S.id
Wasie Pinhluru. Mid
titfl 7 .
Ostdi,er
LNI S7 1
yoq i
Osidioer
UN 1802
Acetic Acid Aittis A, id
Waste \isiu Mid iAqui.ous
‘tolutiont
Corrosise Material
L 52790
ttraim \itraie
Waste Nitrate SOS
Osidizer
\Al-177
SPENT PLATING WASTES
Spent Platine Wtstm Spent Mid ‘ tIkalinc. and Csa
hazardous Wast . Liquid or
ORM C
slA ql8q
aide Plating Sitlutiiins and
Sitlid NOS
Sludecs
HEAVY METAL WASTE WATER SLUDGES
Heany Metal Wu.tenaier Sludees taint wasi.waier treat-
lla,ardous Wast. Liquid or
ORM E
Aqls9
Sludgen ment grinding tank Jean out’
Solid 1OS
dust tolL i tors and Lad uits
CYANIDE WASTE
Cyanide l%itule Spent Csantdi Hardening and
Wa-at. (santdi. Solution SOS
Poison B
1i 5 1935
.leantng solutions Sludtic tront
Waste (sanide Shisture Dr.
Poison B
0 51588
quench and “ash tank
IGNITASLE WASTES
Ignitable S%unim M IS Ignitable Wastes SOS
Waste flammable Liquid SOS
Flammable Ltqutd
1,51993
Waste Combustible Liquid SOS
Combustible Liquid
NA 1993
Waste rlamntable Sitlid SOS
Combustible Solid
051325
OTHER REACTIVE WASTES
%cetyl Chloride StetsI Chloride
Waste Aietsl Chlortdm.
Flammable Liquid
1, 51717
Chromic Acid Chromu. Siad
Waste Chntmt. Mid Solution
Corrosise Slat i rtal
LN 1795
Hypocblorttm Hspom.hlorous ,td Cau de
Hspixhlortts solution tic i blo-
Cormstsm. Slaterial
L51791
Labarraqu . (lows Daozle
tin, as iustmrhti
Hspiwhlortt. solution tic iblo-
rotebs wm.ightt
ORM-B
NA 179 1
Organic Pernsides (irgant. Iknmstdi.
Waste t)reantc Pentstds. Ltqnid
or Suluttitn SOS
t)rgtnti. Pm.rostde
SA9l83
Percblorules Stidium or Potassium Pt.nhlorate
Waste Sodium Petchlorate
Osidicer
1i 51502
Irenat Psrtodtn Perchlorosap
Wast , Piitasstum Perchloriate
Ostdtoer
h1S 141 19
Permanganates Sodium or Pot.tsstunt Pcrmangt-
Waste Sodium Pernianganate
Ostdtrer
UNISO3
nate Pcrntancant, Mid Chantc
-
Icon Mineral
Waste Potassium Permanganate
Ostdtzer
IINI-t90
SuII ldm Sodium or Potassiunt Su lhide Sit-
Waste Sttdtum Sullide
Flammable Solid
051385
dium or Potassium Monosulltdc
Sodtum Sulhuret
Waste Potassium Sulttde
- -
l-lammabl, Solid
hJ 5l382
USED OILS
Used Oil Dodge Cttmbo MP h Tesa.o
Waste Petroleum Oil SOS
Combustible Liquid
‘t1A1270
Clearteu-D Mobil Onticron Shell
Tellus Welbube A 3117 Epp.rt
,
Watt, Petmleum Oil SOS
r lammable Liquid
NA1270
201 Sunstsq l
Solene Mobtlmet Omicron
iT b eso descriptions ma. thange given sartattons in waste characteristics iir cttndtttons
isot otherwise specified
tA flammuble liquid bus a flashpotnt ot less than lol?P
A combustible liquid has u flash potnt ot between l Il l Y and 20(YF hosieser only those materials with thash points below 140 ’P are considered
hazardous under EPA reguluttons
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Paper Industry
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
The paper industry is composed ol several sectors including
Pulp and papa: mills. which produce mechanical ihermo
mechanical and chemical pulps and process these pulps to form
paper paperboard or building papers
Canvalilna aparallons. which manulacture boses iableis and
ocher Ilnished paper products
Pulp is made by meLhanicallv or chemitalls separating the fibers
in wood or ocher cellulose matenals from nonlibrous matenal In
the kralt pulping process which is used to make mosi ol the
chemical pulp a solution of sodium hydroxide and sodium sulfide
is used to dissolve the nonlibrous matenals The pulp is then
bleached if white paper is being produced Seseral chemicals may
be used (or bleaching including th lorine gas sodium hsdroxtde
ca lctum hypochlorite chlonne dioside, hydrogen peroside and/or
sodium peroxide Alter the addition of any fillers and colonng
materials the pulp slurry is made into paper Certain coatings may
also be applied to the paper
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM NE PAPER INDUSTRY
The large-volume wastes produced by the paper tndustrv are not
generally classified as hazardous under the Resource Conservation
and Recovery Act IRCRA) Several hazardous wastes however
are generated including
Nalopanatad solvants used in degreasing I c g tetrach loroeths-
lene trtchloroethylene. methylene ch londe I I I -trtchloroethane
carbon tetrach londe)
Coiroslia wastas generated from the use of or from spills of
strong acids and bases te g - sodtum hsdrostde sullunc acid)
PaInt wastas. such as ignitable solsents and patnt waste with
heavy metals
Ink wastas. which may int.lude solsents metals or ignitable
materials
Pairataum dlstiltatas from cleanup operations
Sptlls of hazardous substances may also generate RCRA-regulated
hazardous wastes Certain paper manutactunng lact ltties have
associated research laboratones which may produce a sartety ot
hazardous wastes
If your facility produces between 220 and 2.200 pounds of
hazardous waste per calendar month, you are subject to new
small quantil generator pros isions requiring the use of a
Uniform Hazardous %%aste Manifest when you ship hacardous
waates off your premises Item II ut the Manifest requtres the
Department of Transportation (DOT) shipping descnption which
includes the proper DOT shipptng name hazard class, and
UN/NA tdentitieation number
The Following table provtdes some esamples ot typical paper
tndustrv hazardous wastes and their DOT descnpttons In the case
of mixed wastes general waste classiticattons (e g Combustible
Liquid Not Otherwise Specified NOS)J may be appropriate
Some of these general classifications are included in the table as
well
If you are not sure whether your wastes are hazardous or tf you
need guidance on determining the proper DOT descnptton please
contact your state hazardous waste management agency, EPA
regtonal office or trade association tor asststance
Table I
PAPER INDUSTRY
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DES tONATIONS !
DOT
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME HAZARD
CLASS tD NUMSER
NALOGENATED SOLVENTS
Carbon Tetrncbtnnde Carbon 1 etrathtonde Carbon
let Ti.tratdoro Methane
ORMA LNi S4b
Tetrachiorneih afene
t i.i’Tnchloroetbane
Tecrachtoeoeihvlene Perchtoro- Waste Tetrachlomethy)eee
tihylene PCE
i lnchturoethane ) ) ) TCA Waste t t t Tnthtoroethane
ORM’A LNt897
ORM A cN2a Jt
Metbylene Cbtonde
Methytene Chlondc Dichloro
nwihane
Waste Carbon Teirachtonde
Waste Dith)omniethane
ORM A
TncbIorcetb Ienn
MIned Spent Hatogennted
Soivenis
Tnchfomechvtene ICE
LNt S93
Waste Tn h)oreethvlene
ORM A
1 5 1 1 7)0
Hazardous Waste Liqaid NOS 0RM E
NAY) 89
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Table I (corn i
PAPER INDUSTRY WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS! DOT UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS ID NUMBER
CORROSIVE WASTES
Currouise Liquid Corrosive Liquids Wasie Corrosise Liquid NOS Ciirrnise Matenal I . ‘41760
Corrouwe Solid Corrosive Solids Wasie Corrosive Solid NOS Corrosise Maiena( L ‘41759
Ammonium Hydroxide Ammouium itsdroside Aqueous Waste Ammouium Hydroxide Corrosise Maienol \A2672
Ammonia Ammoma Waier )couiaiuiul uoi less ihau 12 % bar
Spiro of Huiluhoni uoi more ihuu 43% ammouiiu
Waste Ammouium Hvdmside ORM-A ‘.A2672
)couiaiuiur less iliau 12% ammo-
uiai
Hydrobromic Acid Hydrobronsic Acid Waste Hsdmbromic Acid Corrosive Material I. ‘41788
Hydruclslone Acid Hydmchlonc Mid Munutic Acid Waste Hsdruchlonc Acid Misiure Cortosise Maienul ‘.A1789
Wuste Hsdmehlori Acid Solution Corrosise Musend LN1789
Hydrofluone Acid Hydmfluonc Acid Wusie Hsdrofluonc Acid Corrosise Maienal L’l1790
Nitne acid Niinc Acid Wusie Niinc Acid Osidizer LN203l
Aqua lonis (Over 40% viin acid)
Wusie Niinc Acid Cornosise Muienal \A1760
(40% or less niinc acid)
Pheupliorie Acid Phosphonc Acid Orthophos- Waste Phosphonc Acid Corrosive Matenul L ‘41805
phone Acid
Potassium Hydroxide Potassium Hydroxide. Causiic Waste Poiassium Hydmside Corrosive Muirnul LN1814
Potash Soluisou
Wosie Potassium Hsdronide Corrosise Muienal I Nl813
(Solid Flake Bead or Granular I
Sodium Hydroxide Sodium Hsdroside Wusie Sodium Hsdmssde Solu- Corrosise M acna) 1Ni824
iiou
Waste Sodium Hvdruside (Solid Corrosise Macnil LN1823
Fiske Bead or Oracular)
Salfune Acid Su)func Acid Oil of Viinol Waste Sulfunc Acid (orrosise Maienu) I ‘41830
Wane Sullunc Atid Spevi Corvosise %luienul 14)832
PAINT WASTES
Combustible Liquid 1 Combustible Liquid Wane Combusiible Liquid NOS Comhasiible Liquid \A)993
flammable Liquid 3 flammable Liquid Waste Flammable Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid L ‘11993
Ethylene Dichioride Eihvleue Dich londe Wasie Eihs (cue Dich londe Flammable Liquid 1 ‘11184
I 2 Di hlomerhane
Chlurobeouene Chlombcuzeue Momi- Wusie Chlombcuresr Flammable Liquid 1. ‘41)34
h)ombenzeise Phess l Chliinde
Meuhyl Ethyl Ketone Methyl Eihsl Keioue Methyl Waste %teihsl Eihs) Keioue Flammable Liquid L’4l 195
A eioue Meeiro Butunoue
Ethyl MeibsI Keioue MEK
2-Buianose
Paint Waste snub Heavy Paini Wasir ssiih Heavy M ials Hazardous Waste Liquid or ORM C ‘A9l89
Meta ls Solid NOS
SOLVENTS
Petroleum Distillates Petroleum Distil)aies Wasie Petroleum Disiillaie Flammable Liquid L ‘11268
Combustible Liquid 1N1268
These descnpiioos may changr depeuding on uanaiions in wasie characiensiics and conditions
1 flash point less than 200F and greater ihau or equal to iOOF
3 flash point less ihan 100F
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Formulators
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
The following Chemical Formulaiing indusirv group’ arc
covered by ihis summary
Pnnting ink
Pesticide and agricultural chemicals
Pharmaceutical preparations
Chemicals and chemical poxlucts not elsewhere classified
If your operation lalls into one ot the categories above and you use
or dispose ot solvents pesiicides strong acids or bases ignitable
chemicals reactive chemicals iir oluiions or sludges containing
metals you may be subject to new Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRAI provisions tar small quantity generators at
hazardous waste
While the specific chemical constituents ol your waste may sary
depending on the type ol chemicals sou tormulate most
formulators will base wastes that tall undcr one of the lollowing
categories
Spent or unusable chemicals siilsents cit
Rinsing solutions from cleaning at containers mising vats
and tools
Rags and other cleaning implements
If you generate between 220 and 2.200 pounds Ibetween one-
half and live full 55-gallon drumsi of hazardoua waste per
month, you are subject to new small quantity generator
requirements. including the use of a Uniform Hazardous
Waste Mantfest when you ship your hazardous wastes off your
premtses. Item I I on the Manifest requires the Department ot
Transportation tOOT) shipping dcscnption br each waste
including the proper shipping name hazard class and UN/NA
identilieation number This information tor the wastes generated
by formulators is presented in Tables 1-4 to assist you in
completing the Manifest
PRINTiNG INK FORMIJLATION
The formulation of pnnting ink insolves the combination of
some basic constituents in proportions that depend un the desired
properties of the ink In general inks are made from
Colortng matenals which may include flushed colors color
concentrates toners and/or pigments
Resins and varnishes and
Solvents
In addition other ingredients are added to adjust the ink
properties These may include
Driers such as soaps of cobalt manganese and/or lead with
organic acids
Waxes which could be dispersions ot polyethylene or
hydrocarbons
Antioxidants such as Eugenal or lonol
Thickeners and gellants
u Defoamers
The wastes generated Irom the tomuilation of ponting ink fall
into four major categories
Alkaline wastes
Spent suilsents and solsent still bottoms
Heavs metal solutions
Ink sludges containing chromium or lead
Table I presents some ol the wastes that may be generated by
pnniing ink formulators and the appropnate DOT descriptions
needed for the Manifest
PESTiCIDE AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL FORMULATION
Pesticide and agncultural chentical lormulators take
concentrated pesticides in many lorms and mis them with carters
and dispersing agents for use b% pesticide applicators The
formulations may include in addition to the pesticide a number of
compounds that enhance the properties of the pesticide product In
general the wastes generated bs pesticide and agricultural
tormulators are rinse solutions containing pesticides that are
generated from washing and rinsing the drums sats and assorted
instruments used to mi s the formulation rable 2 lists some of the
more common pesticides and pros ides the DOT descriptions
necessary br the Manifest
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS
Industnes that formulate pharmaceutical preparations
predominantly generate two types ol wastes
Spent solvents and solsent still bottoms
Ignitable wastes not otherwise specified
rable 3 presents the DOT descnptions br these wastes
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS. NOT ELSEWHERE
CLASSIFIED
The tour most common waste streams that are generated by the
formulation of chemicals and chemical products are
Strong acid/alkaline wastes
Spent solvents and solsent still bottoms
Reactive wastes
Ignitable wastes
Table 4 presents the DOT descnptmons br these wastes
This is mit a comprehensive list If sou suspect that you
generate a hazardous waste which is not included tn this
summars. contact your state hazardous waste management
agency or EPA regional office for assistance
Wetting agents and
Surface energy reducing agents
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Table I
PRINTING INK FORMULATORS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DIESIGNATIONS/
DOT
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
ID NUMBER
STRONG ALKALINE WASTES
Ammonuum Hudroude \inmuniunl il’.driinidi. ‘dH41III
Spini iii llanshi,m qua \nhiiiii-
niJ
% ,i’.ie Animiinium H’.dm’.iik
i iniJininc niii I n thin hui
f lu niiirc ihjn 44’ , iinuuioniji
Ciinc i c %ljienai
NA2672
itonijinini l I..’. ihan 2’. . 1mm”-
fi ji
%a,ie Actiiint
i)R%i A
Fijmmjhiu. Liiiuid
NA2(u72
t iN 1090
SPENT SOLVENTS AND STILL BOTTOMS
Acetone \ti.tOuc
Toluene Ti’tuene %lcihuridi. \Iiiinibcn-
‘eec %lcihsibtn#iil Ph nsimi.
hanc I iuluoi Auuis.ii IA
% sic Fiilu nc iTiuluiiiu
Fijnumablc Liuuid
UN 294
MethnI Eth ut Ketone %iciiusi .aiii’ne %tteitii Buij-
non NiCk 2 huijniiu
jjc Ni,ihsl Eihsi Keuiun
FIjn,mjhie Liquid
UNI 19
blene ‘kne \siiui
Vij,ic \skus i \sI iuI I
Fljmnujhli. Liquid
UNI ii7
IethuI Isobuinl ketone ‘IIBK
\%asic Fijiiinijhii. Liquid NI)’,
I Ijiuinijhk Liquid
LN1Y9
Ethul Acetate Cilisi Aistjii.
Wasiu. CihsI ‘,itijis
I Liiuinijhk L..uid
UNI P
n-BuInI Atelate Bunt Atci.iic
%%.tsis ii Bunt \isijis
I ljeinijhI Liquid
I.’NI l B
luopropul Atetaie lsiipropsI ALciai .
WJ,iL Issipri.psl ALL1J1L
I I niin hk Liuuid
UN1220
Glucol Ethern Ias inilude euniiriius ’ini-
çsuunds insludiuii ditch’. ins cit
sol and hc’.s lies cistiul
%.isii Ci .iiihusiihli Liquid ‘sI)S
L’iuihusiihk Liquid
“1 ‘,1991
Ethyl Alcohol Cthaniil
Wasic Echul ‘,Iiohiil
Flammjbk Liquid
NA I 70
Isopropnl Alcohul Isoprop.tnol
W.tiie Iiopriip.inol
Fljmniabk Liquid
UN1219
Propsl Alcohol Pri’paniul
asce Priipvl ‘,Ii.iiiiiil
IIjminahli Liquid
L’N1274
He unne 1 1 5am.
\hascc llssam.
l-I.uum.ihli. Liquid
UNI200
Heptane Il i p l ju s
%%asic l-kpiiui
I laniui his Liquid
LNI2Ob
Naphlhn \Iinergl Spirit’ V%t&P Njphiha
\% hue spirits
HEAVY METAL SOLUTIONS
Heuss Metal Solutions \quciiui wishing solutions mini
ink Ii,rniuljiuun ink mumi ss i.h
0 iii !
\ sic Naphih.i
ilj.’jrdiuus %h sic Liquid M)½
Cuimhusiihli 1 iuuid
i IR%I-iE
L”42S5’.
NA9IK9
INK SLUDGE
Ink Sludee tuniatning i)ricjnii liii’ ’ %lsijl Siudess
Chromium or I cad
II i,jrdous ‘ii Liquid “. 1 Ps
i ik \I I
‘4 \91f9
Thsse diiiriptions euas shaims’s dipinding tin s’.i’.ii ihjrjtiirisiisor iieoiiiiiiis
Niii uihsrss si spsiii id
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PESTICIDES CONTAINING ARSENIC
trsenic penluude Srii.nii Siid Snlr’dndt
\ru.nK iiii)%rdc
%rwnuc irm ,de Srinut ‘i. uuiiriidc Ar’.i.nii liii
O idi.i r i. niiu, .% id i.inhri
dridi.i lShiic SN inu
Lucodiluc acid H driindimiiIii Iiriinc Guile
Dimi.ilnlar’iuii. Ai.id Ph’ijr
%ISSI; \n’ar h uH C and S29
II C \r%aniiir Liquid Ilutnii ii
Daiunaii. n I)il C Rid hu h
UI Slcrci. Ci Sirijinjic %Iii
rule Iran ‘ tn lArid-E Rid
‘Iced Hoc
DSIIA Sn.jr ills) Snircnal
Srsinih l)inaic Di n i . D%I,%
S ici lian iii radar Icr-ar
1)5 51-S-LI) S I cid C Rid WI
t Saiic Arccnii.al Pisiicidc Solid
SOS
I Sacic I rruital Pi,iicide Liq
uid NOS
ISaic Srcniial Puiicide Liq
uid NI)S
‘Sale Arcnical Pciicide Solid
SOS
5 Sucie Sr’cniial Pciicidr Liq-
uid NOS
arre Ar-cniial Priiiide Liq
uid MIS
S I a-ic Arenital Pc’iicidc Solid
‘OS
Wait rIr - enual Periicide Liq
uid SOS
Wi ne Arenital Pc-niicidc Liq
uid SOS
SSalc Canbamuc Peciicidr
Solid SOS
Wait Carlr.imaie Pesiicidc Liq-
uid SOS
Wait Cinhumuic Prniicide Liq
uid SOS
Wait Slcrcun Bar-cd Pciicidc
Solid MIS
Wait Slcrcun Bar-cd Pcr-iitidc
Liquid Nl)S
War-ri. %kriun Ba-cd Pcrricidc
Liquid ‘.1 )5
War-ic %IcTLun Baud Piiiiidc
Solid MIS
Wait Slcrcun Baud Pcr-iicidi
Liquid SOS
Wart %Icrcurr- Bar-ed Peiiiidc
Liquid NI)S
War-ic Pinion B Solid SOS
War-ic Pinion B Liquid SOS
Wilt I-I inimabk Liquid Pinion
iiur- SOS
PESTICIDES CONTAINING SUBSTITUTED NITROPNENOLS
Dimirocre-sol DSC OSOC LInimicii Ocial Wa-at SuIrr-iiiuied Siirirphcniil
CIcciul II ‘iiiradiin Si.liiiuu Si- Pcsiii.ulc Solid ‘ lOS
nor- I niirridi nrnlrina
War-ic Sutr,iiruicd %iinirphcniii
Pcr-iicidc Liquid ‘ lOS
War-u. Sulrr-iiiuiid Siirinphieuiil
Pir-iitidi Liquid SOS
Wait Suh-iiiuicd Niirirphcnol
Piiitidi Sinhid SOS
War-ic Suhiiiuuid Siininphcniil
Pnr-iiiidi Liquid ‘.1)5
SI ar-ic Suhr-iiiuicd Niiriijnhiinini
Piiiinidc Liuuid SOS
1)NBP Banauiii Laldon Liii.
iiiiir- tiiiicrah Lheuuir- Ph Dini-
iro I)iniini Ijiniral Dinanniie
Llgiiiil iii I.in.hruiirr- hit-I-in.
r-niinijrirnc C Pncmi.rii. 1 Siuiir-
Iiiuerai Suhniicr- Sifl.u lacncrai
Wrid killer Sinai SiIciiir-c
Wccd Ir-ilki
Table 2
PESTICIDE AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL FORMULATORS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONSI
DOT
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
ID NUMBERS
55 ar-ic Icr-nit Pcuiirr-idi Solid Pinir-iin B
55 ar-u Ar-n nit lrnirr-idc Sinlid
Slunur-udium
meth.neurnunuie
Disudium
monomnuhuneurr-onaie
PESTICIDES CONTAINING CARBAMATES
Temik Slditanb i) IS 77) UC 21149
PESTICIDES CONTAINING MERCURY
2-Slehhor-r-cuhn Imercuric 51Cr-dC 5illiil CcLur-il
chloride I nir-crr-ai I Cirir-an Luir-irr-.ih
Sar-r-Ircwc I ruin in
Phen,Imercurir acetate P51 5 PSI SS Scrirr-au Lckur-il
Cilmir Iiailiiiiir- Hone Sicn Li
quiphicuc Skrr-inliic Pamir-an
Phi Scidiiir- Shimmcr ir- lag
III . I i )
Pinion B
Piiir-ou B
Pinir-inu B
I-hammahnlc Liquid
Pinir-irn B
Pinion B
I laiumahrk Liquid
Pinir-iin B
Pair-rio B
1-lammab lc Liquid
Piiir-inn B
Pirir-un B
Flammable Liquid
Pair-on B
lS .i iin B
Ilanimahic Liquid
Piiir-iin B
Pinir-irn B
I Ianimahk Liquid
Piiir-ou B
Pinion B
I hamnnahle Liquid
Pinir-on B
Riir-rnn B
Oammahhi 1_iquid
Poir-inn I i
Piiinnnu B
I haiiinnahlc Liuuid
1 \l’6l
L \ 759
L ‘759
I %271i11
L \375U
L52759
I ‘r71i1I
L 52759
LS2759
LS276 1 1
U 52757
L 52757
L ‘12758
L’.2777
L 52777
i ‘.:77q
L \2777
L’n.2777
1 N277R
1 ‘42811
L%28 1h1
I ‘11992
C 52779
I. s:77 9
S ‘ .278))
L S2779
I 577i1
I ‘.27811
PESTICIDES CONTAINING NICOTINE
Nicotine illaik Liii Jul
Ilinor-eb
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Table 2 icont j
PESTICIDE AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL FORMULATORS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIONATIONSI
DOT
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
ID NUMBERS
THALLIUM SULFATE PESTICIDES
IhuII’um uIIaie I iialii.u ’ ‘iulijii. Rain I L Ii ,’
Ininnin ii
I’nni’ nn ii
I ‘.Irr ’i2
Niin’i2
ORGANOPHOSPNATE PESTICIDES
Dume lhoale SC tSlnii Hi ‘H LI (.i.kuihuiji.
% nit iiriuninphiiphornnu lS ii
Pnninunn H
I N27ii1
(noon Duplitni. I X Itnd
i.idi. Solid NI1S
Demo ’ Liii lXnin.’,nn Dimti l)i
iiitihnnirtn ikrickifiiinn Rthtljit
-
Rnicindiai Riniiinr Rinnuinn I rinhi.
% nic ilrc.iniiphuinphmnrinun I tnii-
udi. Liquid MIS
I’nnn’inn H
I N — iii
iion
Skisin. iircanuphonphurinun Ptnu
tud i . Liquid N tIS
I unniainL liquid
I N 27144
Disulfolon HAS IHiiN and S271i I)iiiiiindi.
Si nit I)inuliiiiiini
Poi’.nn H
N S2lqi
nui.ion Diiiiiinnnnuiin I)i—Sn’niinn
I_din iihuindtnitiiin lirumin Al.
‘ S mu. Dniiiiiiuon Nliniuri. I)n
Pininon It
N SIt ii
%I-4 5 ,4 ’ irtn Fhiindirnniniiin
‘ ‘ic I)niuliiinn \ln iurt I quid
I’n’i’.’n H
N 521141
5¼ nit iIiu inophmn i .piunrus i’tnun
tidi. Liquid NtIS
I Lunnidnin. 1_iqund
i N 27144
lamphur Hank Ru- Su.i Don p I uinion
S i ni. l)rcaniiphuinpkuinn Pt’.ui
ISniniiii H
I N 2751
S i arN. ,
tudi. Sinlud Nt iS
S i nit tIicanininhonphuru IS.’au
uudt Liquid NtiS
Ii,,iniun H
I N2751
S i nit iiitanophonpkorun Ptnuu-
n.idt Liquid NtiS
I Linunj l n ln. liquid
I NI 7S i
Sleihil Parathion Li.kunitihuiin L 4411 Dtnuiluiiin
55 nit Skihni Parailniiin liquid
IS’nnn H
N 5275i
Ii P ar ai mi P iraimin Ii inn’n I
S i unit ikihni Pir.uluu’n Slusiurt
‘minim II
N 527141
Ptnnnaun SI Si mnuaiuin
i i unit ikihn I P ir mOtion Sliniuri.
Liquid i ti mniunnunc 2’ mr inn
iiii.iiln I purauimnmnuii
“minim It
N 52714 i
i i mit Shun I I’araihuiu Shiniurt
1_uquid inunni.mininu! flirt ulman ‘çr
nunmihn I murmihion i
h’mnunmin H
N S 27ii I
S imnit t hu mnmrphinnphinni’ litnmn
idi. liquid NtIS
I imn mnn a ln k I quid
i N27’iJ
Paralh.iin SL lu’’ Slknmmn Slim r on Sph i
5¼ unit liar iihiiin 1_uquid
Pm’i’nnn It
N 5:’S i
nuiu S Udan I irmuimunii I . him
(NT I iiis I uiinl Piruhunmir
ni i . I ii iihimnm Sliniurt Urn
i’nninnnn H
n.
\ 5
In I mmudmi LimOS I imnitrnmi ‘ii
55 ,m ,m._ I’ mm minumnn Slmniurt I quid
Inn I I
N 527 S
Nir,in i lrrirunplmnnn I’ muuihnmui
I ir mni.mr I ir,iunhmin I mr,mihtnt
I rim_i Iimo.Iu Rhm’mlumumnn Sn,
\S .ini,. i urn. iunnumlininirhnirun I’tnmu
Ijuumimu Ni i ’m
ii uuiii_munut I quid
.—
I N — ‘i -i
pr muhum’n ‘mu miIiinmii
STRYCHNINE PESTICIDES
Sirnrhnune ‘iinthnirim_ ‘iali’
55 nit ‘mirn.unint Solid
55 nit Sirs hnumit S iii Slid
‘San k Ihmlliuui Suit Ct SnrIid
‘minim H
N \1ui7
Sintmn’u Summunuin I mmmcmii iSttdImuI
5¼ .ini. ii mmmi mliii. I iquid Pmmuninn—
‘un Nil ’,
55 mu. I ru m cmi Iii.nutidt Sm’iid
I i.uimimm mim I I iuuuml
Pnminm’n II
I N Di’i2
I Nimi
km iNn Sniuiomil S F ‘ Ni S lii i
Ni IS
uid S imian S uIt I niruii Dia
rmni I mmm i I krlmi,,nIt Simmi.momii
5¼ tmdjin’i 5¼ ttd,mommi I
ss . ini . I n .m /mt iknumt mdt i_iqumd
Ni IS
‘n’mon H
I N I h ,
55 ‘ii. I rijuini. limnmmtidt I nqunmi
Ni iS
II mnmmii_mlmlm I mmuumi
I ‘ 42 ’i.J
FLAMMABLE SOLVENTS USED IN PESTICIDES
SItthnl Skuihiui SIi.iiuan,’i
5¼ Slituhn I Sltmrhmii
I i.mmmim him I quid
I NI l lii
hih.I SIiiihiil I uk_mimi SIn_mniiiii
55 ‘i i . I mhnI Sin_mum 1
I i_mini_mum . I mquimi
m Nil
Inopropnl SInuluil inmmpnnmmtmnmmi
55 .ini. Inmmprmmpuuni
ii nun minim i iuumii
Nil
bla me Sl obs I N n,tnm I imlmuii
5¼ .ini. I mmliii nt n imniumii i
II uiimn minim I iquimi
I N I 2’i4
Sn l ene Diiiii.ihnl i’,.n,tnc Sm un
5¼ nit Nn kni. inn iii i
II ininiai’im I quid
I Ni iii
ImolnenI Stinluren
S i mi t C mniiiiniiniihum Liquid Ni IS
Ii ink pmmumu intimmtcmm mi I ,mnml
IrNi Ii
I ,iiiihuiniiinit i quid
N Si
TRIAZINE PESTICIDES
Sm,trnle
S i nit I iminiiiaimIi. Liquid Ni iS
ml i.nii pinini in_sn ihin 1444 ii
I uumnimimk I quid
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Table 2 (cant
PESTICIDE AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL FORMULATORS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS!
DOT
UN!NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
ID NUMBERS
P S IENOXY PESTICIDES
2 4-D \fliociint Bruth KiIkr huh
% i’ie 2 4 Di hIiiniphuniinjitiit
OR%I %
‘ 4
Rhap thuiiriiciini. Lriip Ridtr
Lid
Dci) 1) 51 5 I) itjiiiint ltd
%%i.id lXMiriiuriit Dinii oI
Cniul%.iniint HSit md I . ’ I
%% ‘i i 2 4 Dithti.riphtnii t ittiit
i)R%l I
S
ur nd Ill II.d.inal %lirjtlr
S%a,ie Phtno,’ Pt’ui idt Liquid
I )anini.d’k Liquid
I
Pirnjniini. I) Rhodia S ho
51)5
Suptr-D-%%.tdoni. Strion
%iidii-Rh.ip ss td rut %¼ td H
G .m. ttd Rhap %%utdir
t% ttdoflt 5% ttdirol
2.554 Hruuh-Rhjp D.it.iuiiint (Ad
5% pie
))R%l S
\\2hi
%%u.tdiun L’ii.ruun 5- irniuii knit
2 -ic rriuhhiruiphtniitt ituiiu Suid
Rider I uirruun lnturiiun 2i Lint
Rider SuNr I) %%ttduunt liir-
niuinj rr in,Jiiiin I 4)i %tiin
2 c %%ti.djr %%ttduunt
Triu.hloriipni.n.uni .iuu. Lid
I uiiiint tuii.r i ii ‘iii I
()R%I I
‘ 4 srhc
%%.i’ii. Phtnuut’ )k ’iutidu. liquid
‘ ill s
II iiuunujhk Liquid
I \2iuh
ui.I ,es 24 q_j P I nuui’riup %qiij\t
%%.pit 2• 2 1 Irit)iluuriipht mutt i
I iR SI S
S %2 iiS
l)uuuhk SiLn4ih I i uiiuunt I
rnipionut Lid
kuruun 5-tub’ ii Si It i R h iji
it H
5% pit 2i2 lri thluuruupn tnottu
piiipuunit Lid t_’itr
i iR SI I.
‘ 4
%%.i’ae Phunuict Pt tin di, I iquid
I uiiiiii.ilt I quid
I \2Iiu lr
‘41) 5
ORGANOCNLORINE PESTICIDES
%Idrin )IIIDN Sidret .0 \Idriit SI
5% pit Sldrin
Puiiu.uin H
\i srhl
drii,uil %Ii.it t)rinuut i kijItnu
Si tdrin L_iquid
5% ‘ii. Sldrin Sli tiurt l)rt it. iih
lion. ihjn Ii’ • S Idrini
Puii.uin H
‘4 52)iI
%%.i’it Sidrin Sliciuiu l)r’ iu un
nci i iii It ,, Sidruni
(IN SI S
S 521),l
%% nit Sldruui Slitiurt Liquid
nub nun. Ii in Ni ’, Sidrini
Puuiuiun H
‘ S 52i’2
5t ,u’uii. Sidnin Siusiurt Liquid
ui,iilu iui’, un it.’ Sidnuni
i iRSI S
S %2’uu
5% pie (hi. inunhuuunini. l¼’ii id
Liquid Si IS
I inini hk L quid
I \21C
Lhliirdjne k u I. hiordan t h)uunkul ((diii
5% ‘ic I hiund nt Liquid
ri uninijl’it I quid
S 52Th2
55,i t i hliurd,unu L quid
1 ouiluu,iihk t quid
‘4 52’1u2
ii Nir ii i hi t h ur i liii Mon
i )nihiu (thin Si nkhuii Itiiiii IXuh
9 1 f f lkdilii liidiniiu. Dieni in Iuu,ui-
%%J’it 1)1)1
i 15( 51 5
‘ 4
hit Ciunun )Ii(dil kuqituul Nun—
tid I ni nnI’ruui RuIn, in /tn
djni,
5% nit i in_ unuutiiiuunuuiu P..iutidu
I quid ‘uiiS
5 jnini Pit I quid
I
I)uchluriiprupene I i l)ithluunuupnuup.nt Iulu’ni. II
%% nit l)i hiiliirpnuujuint
I Iininiabk I quid
I \1ii47
Siiil ruuiiucjni
I),eldnun Ditldri,t l)i tldniiu Uti lin
%%,nIt I)itldrin
(IRS) S
‘4 S2”iil
I iniin.iiii i ‘I
%S.nit (li ii inunnhi’nudu Iiutiititk
Liquid SOS
I jiiiiiiahh, 1_uquid
I 52fli2
Itndrin I ndn.t Iktjdrin
5% pie Lndnin
Pou.iin H
S S2ThI
5 % tIc Endnin Slitiunu. Liquid
Ii,qnin H
S Sruul
%%j’uie (Irejniuu,hluuninu, )it,iit di,
1_iquid ‘4)5
I Liuiuiuujhk Liquid
I S’27( 1
Endn ,ulFan Ikii’ii I. hiluunihii.pin I ni ,uI)an
S%,i’ie I_ndiu.uli,un
Iuutiin H
S 5271, 1
(iuhiidin I ndu’,tI I nsun. 5 (1
t ui2 I) Id in hI m ‘ui I )i
I Iuuliir I huiiiuul I luiuud.in rhiii
%% ‘it I_ndo.u)i.in Slisiunu_ )_iq
iiid
P’’u’u,n
‘
S iii
liii rhi.’n I iiitt I
SSi’le I Ir in,.i.nI.uiiuui, 5 ii uih
liquid SOS
I I iiiini liii. I quid
I S 2h2
Il upluchiur ( old C n’i II Ni I)nnurt I I - i l
55 iii, I L 1 ii diii
I iR SI I
S %2Th1
IItpi jnuuI )lipii’c
5% utii. lint inu’tn)uuniiit ISuiiu.idu_
liquid Si IS
I) iiiiiiij)’im Liquii I
,.,
I S_ n_
Itepune C hlondu,iiuni. (it I t i)
5 % ‘ii. ku.jruun.
i IN SI I
‘u \2’tuh
% %,nit iii ,. inunnluuiint )5.iit idu
Liquid ‘4)5
I I miii irk I iquid
i \2iu 1
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Table 2 (cont
OTHER PESTICIDES
Thirarn
rNITD \ Iaaik Arj’an AuIe
Evershield r Sted PriiIcLi.ini
Ftrrnidn $50 Ftrnaan Flu Pro T
Sceii Pniuetiarn Hi.sauhir Nlcrcu-
rum Nornersin Poinarolloric
Polsrarn-Ulira Spiiirrit-l- Tiira
porn Ihirner rhiuknuu Thio-
ins Thirarnad rhirasan rhiura-
ruin Tirarnpa lrarncian
rriporniil Thilain Fujd Van
tide TM
Watin Thirarn
Wale Flammable Liquid Piii.iiu-
ii’i’ SOS
()R%IA ‘ 4 5 27 7 1
Flarnrnahk Liquid IS I9 2
PESTICIDE AND AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL FORMULATORS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
WASTE TYPE
DESIGNATIONSF
TRADE NAMES
DOT
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
UN/NA
ID NUMBERS
Linden.
Mnlhnsschlur
Prop ulnne Dichlor,dn
Tosaphene
Esgarn.i 1-urlin Galliiearna
Garnapbes liamnu. ; lutsii 1w
ins Lindaloi Lindauani Linda-
grain Lindauraniis Lindalo Lin
darnul Lindapiiudrt Lindaii.rra
Niivigarn Silsauol
% aie Liudane
asit Oreaniithlorini. ISsiitidi.
-
Liquid SOS
OR SI-A
I-l.irnrnahk Liquid
S’A27h1
I 52762
Flu Pro %I.S..i.d Proittiani
%Iarlait
a.ie %kihossthl.ir
OR%I-L
‘ 1A27hl
Wasic Orranothliirine Pt.iitidt
Solid NOb
l’iii.iin B
L ‘.27 1)1
5 ale Oriauiu.hliiriut I¼iitidi.
Liquid 5$)’.
Fiii,on B
L 52761
asis Oreaniiihlorine Pesiitidt
Liquid 51)5
I Iarnrnahlt Liquid
I ‘.2762
2 Dithliinipriipanc
Viasie Priipsline 1)ithliiridn
riammahit Liquid
I 51279
Altac 4 4--i Ii 6 1 Campho
shlor %Iiiiiis Ph.natidt Phtna-
ios Siriihant 1-9) ) flisahI
Town 1i
%%asie Tosaphenc
)%atis Organtiiiiliiriui. Ptiiitidi.
Liquid NOb
ORSI S
I I.irnrnabli. Liquid
\A276 1
—
I 5_i6_
Warfarin
Co-Rus Cos-R-Tiis lssplurin
Liqua-riis RAS Kodrs Rudes
BIos Tos hid
I)a,urdous % a,it Solid NI)’.
Flaiardous Wa ii. Liquid NO’.
Wait I-larnniabk Liquid NO’.
ORSI C
i)R14 C
I-Iarnmahlt Liquid
S Sql$9
5 \i)$j4q
I. SIW
Wait Coiiihu iiblt Liquid ‘405
1 ‘inhusiihlt 1_iquid
S \l 9
Penlarh lurophenol
PCP Penia Ftn.hliiriil Pcniaton
Penuar Siuiiuhii Sinrophen
5% i-it Ptuiathlorophtnol
Watts Flairimable Liquid
1)6 5 1- C
Flammable Liquid
‘.521)2))
I S qqI
%%‘.isie Cuirihu,iiltli. Liquid
C imbusrib l t 1_iquid
S 5)99)
Pnniacliluruniirulienuene
PCNB Stitol Borrili.s Brat-i
tiil Earilrtids Fiiliitan kiihu
Pentueen Sanuliir ‘1) 1trratliir
TiIi.ires Friiisan
Ila,ardou. %%atii. Solid ‘11) 5
Ilaeardou. %%a.ie Liquid 505
%%asrs I Iammabls Liquid NOS
a’ie Liiiiihuiiihlt Liquid MIS
111)51 C
1)1)51 C
I lamrnahli. Liquid
Lmbutiihk I quad
‘459169
S 59199
I ‘4199)
54199)
Hnachloruhenzene
Psrthliinil’tn ,ine Sniitarie
Ceku C B 1W B iso Bunt
Hazardiiu’ S5aut Solid NI)’.
IIa,ardous SSaw. Liquid SOS
01) 51 L
(11) 51 L
S
SAqI$q
a.ii- Flainmahl t Liquid ‘4(15
rlarnrnahk Liquid
I Sl 9 U r
\%aie Ciiinbusiihli. Liquid Ni IS
Ci’rnbu-iilils Liquid
‘. 5199)
I 2-Dibrorno
3-rhlorupropane
DBCP Nsniaiumt isiinaniis
Nernusei Stniarusidi.
Ha,ardiius ‘ikatie Siilid SOS
Hauardiiu’ %%atii. Liquid NOS
(IRM L
ORM C
S \ylilii
5 A9)u9
S%atis I-Iarnmibk Liquid SIFt
llamrnahk Luiuid
1519i0
Wait Ciririltusrih ls Liquid 5(15
Ii’rnhu-Iihli. 1_iquid
S ‘.19’) )
Olhtr DOl dstripruins old’ i tt appriipriaii. dipendinir on the liirrtrulaiiiin S%hiIs itfldin peaiitidss utl l aluats hr Poitirn B ii so t or ilt i ni
mised with a sols i ni suth hat Is hacard las-s hrtirinti liammah ls. liquid ill i-sb point lsIiiu I iui Ci in tisinhusiihk liquid ii i ish aiini
beiween I0U and 2011’Fi then r ite - se haeard i lats i s and UNiNA II) uunihtrs app l’
:Nm oihnrwice spetilied
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SPENT SOLVENTS AND STILL BOTTOMS
, ‘ sLeIflfl f l ‘isi.liifli.
I lenzenn
Slolhsknc (_hloridn Ih , liIi,roi, ih.in ,. ‘ sIsiI l.iil i. I)i
shioridi ‘sItihskn.. llii ,hliiridi.
N C. I (q)lIE ‘ si I issihin ‘siro
ilisu,u ‘. ‘ ,rl ,i ,iil iiiIIliLlilllli.
1oIuen loiutnt ‘skih sidi. \kihs iI ,n
Fin S. ‘sItih lbi.n,iii Pht ns I
in t lh ant 1011101 flhi ’jl I
lru thlwnnih,Innn RL Pi.rn ii C or I_ ,in idin L
Ihurun Nialk Irikisjii. ‘slot in
Irtlin C hi, ’rs silt l)..o Iii
%ilenn ‘ stuns \sloi
Vi ISIL ‘ sInhlioniuhlI IIsdro idt
Issiflhjifliflg fbi ISSS bun 12’ hui
lii riots dr.ui 44’, ininioni ii
i iiifliJifliflhi IL lS han i2’i .iiiiiiiii
flu’
% ‘..iso. Hsdnihromis ir , id
%‘i.iiit Ilsdnuhli,r ,r. ‘si ii i %l , iurs
Viusit ilsdriilluorrs sid Sirlulirin
‘h.i ’Ic ‘ 11 1th. sid iio ,_r 4 1 1 ’i
ii i ’ . or
Vi isiS. Phosphoris ‘ siiiI
Vi IsIs Poijoiuiir ilsdriisidi. ‘ si ’IiI
I OnS
i)rs ‘solid I i L Ikad iF IF no
lit
Vi 1511 ‘ ,i ,diuiii lIsdni idt ‘solu
“in
I)rs ‘ s ,.Iid I i iI ,o Iliad iii (irunu
“I ishi. Si ,Iluri ,. siiI ‘ s iFflI
Viasit I hriri iiiu ‘irid ‘sirlulutin
Vi SIC C. hrirniis ‘ii Id ‘sli tiurs
l)rs
Table 3
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATIONS! DOT
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS
UNINA
ID NUMBER
SPENT SOLVENTS AND STILL BOTTOMS
‘ iCClofle s tiilfl s basic Asi9i,nL Fi.immatrlc Liquid
I NilI ’JIl
IGNITABLE WASTES
Ignii bIe Viisi , sUS Isruuiuhii. Vi.Isii.’ , ‘r iO’s bjsI IIunimabk. Liquid IO ’ s ruaninrahls Liquid
I NIP!’
basis. Ciruiuhu,hibk Liquid M)S Combusiibk Liquid
\ ‘ sIPlI
tA sii. Fljnini ,ihli , Solid NOS I Iarnmjbis ‘surlid
(.Ni 2’s
I )ihsr U I IF dusiripuhirns rids lit Ippriuprij lr. dsp.ndini on lbs. Iorniulaiiun
Nuil iiihi.rst Iti. .ri r .tiI sd
Table 4
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS! DOT
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS
UN NA
ID NUMBER
STRONG ACIDIALKALINE WASTES
, ‘ immonium Hsdrusidc ‘ iuiiflhiifliUuii ihdriusuli. r’ 1141111
‘spiro rh Ilarishiurn qua r ’ suruino—
nil
Ilsdrohroma ,‘s.id
IlldrothliirnS ‘ss,d
II.drufluoris ti.,d
‘ sdr.c h,,d
I ’hii ’ rphiiri. ‘.iid
Piiiwi’..om II,drii idc
‘sodium Hsdros.dn
,uIfuric %i.id
thrum,. , .id
Ilsdrobnirrris ‘isid IiIlr
Ils druushhiuru,. ‘siud IIC 1 Sluridius
‘is id
Ilsdrolhuirrrs iid uir I Iuiinr
h ’drii. isiiJ
‘sun,. ‘sS iii IINI 12 ‘ iqujh irrii s
hihri, . .plr,,rrs ‘s id II ii’( )4 I Irihi
ilrirsphiirus ‘ssrd
Piriassiuiru iisdr,usidi. Kohl I ,,
i i,siuiui lisdruis I. iUSi Puiiash
Sirdiuni Ilsdnrsidi. ‘.aOIl I Jul-
1 1 , , ‘ida ‘iisI.i I_SI. ‘iithiuiii his
dr.iu s
‘suliuris Ii ,. ii l 12 ’ il 14 (liii ,?
I. hirluuills ‘rid
C iirni,itr. ‘si iisrial
l)R ’ sl- ’ s
Corrosisu. Sisigrial
I. sirnisiss’ ‘sijiurial
C.,irrirsisu Iaiurual
I Isidi,sr
I ,.rn,.is 5 Iuisriai
(i’rr,soss IautriaI
I. uurriususs ‘ shai u .Iijh
C . ,r’iiSiIs ‘sI trial
& ,,rrosusi. ‘ sIaiu ria i
I ,urr,i ’ ,isi. SI zisrial
( uiirui,us hauuriaI
I iirriisiss ‘sI ,ii .fiaI
I )sijii sn
I huminahis I iuuid
II mliii ibis Liquid
iIl I ’il ‘i
‘.‘s21r 7 2
(_NI7qb
‘1 ‘ .17’s!
I \ 1 1 1i I
I \2iIIl
‘1 \iioi
I ‘,i ’iIh’
I ‘.I ’I4
I ‘ sisIl
I ‘ 11.24
I ‘ 11 ,2 1
I \I’r’2
I ‘ .i ’
\‘sI.ltr.
I \Ili’1iI
I ‘11114
I ‘11”
‘. 011. ‘sh.uiilflL
“hUrl buii,sns I h lsnni l I
Vi isis Dislil,rri,nrsihans iur ‘sIuih
‘lint I. hlirrids
‘ . ‘ .a,Ic iiuhmmsni. Iiiluuilr II unuuriuhur. Liijuuu I. ‘117111
IA,isi, , irushIi.r ,.uuhs silt 1111 ki
I ‘SI,Ili
%% ,iSifl \SiLfli. I \sIirI I
I h.iir liiialilt l.uuuid I. S,IiII7
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Table 4 Wont
CHEMICALS AND CHEMICAL PRODUCTS WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS I
DOT
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SNIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
ID NUMBER
OTNER REACTIVE WASTES
Hspochlon .tes ‘indium Hspui.hloritc SaOCl %%.isie Ilspothliiriie ‘solution (irrosisi. %lattnial I 5.1791
lb poi.hliinius At.id hoots On I more than i e i.hli,rint
ek Antilorniin ‘shaste Hsptn.hlitriie ‘tiiluiion t)R%I 13 \AI7 9I
I flOi moo, thae 7’. i.hliirinci
Or13nn.r perunides Organii. Ftrosid.. asie Oreanti. Peroside Liquid Oreanis Peotsid i . N;UItU
or Solution 7405 llantmabk Liquid NAIY9t
Perehlnrntes neon Periiidin Ptohlitrotap Waste Sodium Pir htorate Osidizi.r I \ISItl
asie Poiassium Peri.hlorais tIsidiaer L’,I4iI Y
V tsue Penihiorat i . 7405 lhidiiir \A14t31
Permanganates Penmanpanti. Ai.id Potassium Watt. Potassium Pinnianitanate Osidizen LN149t 1
Salt Chameleon Mineral Waste Sinlium Pinmaneanate t)sidiien L ’s 501
Waste Permanganat. 7405 Osidi,er \AI4IC
Sullides Potassium %Iiiniisullide 1.25 So %h,isie Potasstitnt Sullide Flammable Solid L ‘.1 1 1 3 2
dium Sulturit Na2S Waste Sodium Sullid i Anhs Flammable Solid I NI 1)31
dmus
IGNITABLE WASTES
Ign,tuhle Shastes SOS Ignitable %%astes 7405 Waste Flammable Liquid ‘405 I lantmahl. Liquid I ‘41991
Waste Combustible Liquid NOS C.mthustthlc Liquid 5. 199 1
Waste Flammable Solid NOS flammable Solid I NI 125
Oihen 001’ desinipiions mas hi. appropniat. dupending on the tormulation
Not otherwise spitilud
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Cleaning Agents and
Cosmetics Manufacturing
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Your business is included in the Cleaning Agents and Cosmeti .
Manufactunng category ii you lormulate or manulaciure
Soaps detergents or specialis ileaners
Polishing or santti,ing compounds
Surlactants finishing agents or sulfonated oils and other
assistants
Perfumes
Cosmetics
‘various toilet prepar.a lions/sundnes
While not all ot these products insolve the use ot h.i,ardous
substances it you use
Solvents
Flammable liquids illash point < l4OnF
Strong acids or bases
Heavy metals (at Loncentrations equal to or abose thur EP-
toxicity levels)
Pesticides
to formulate or manulacture Lledning agents or cosmetics or to
clean your machiners you may be generating hazardous wastes I I
so you are subject to the new Resouri.e Consersation and
Recovery Act (RCRAI provisions tor small quantity hazardous
waste generators
NEW RCRA REGULATIONS
lf ou generate more than 220 pounds (about half of a
55-gallon drum i of hazardous waste per month. ,ou will he
required to use a Unirorm Hazardous %taste Manirest when
iou Ship .our hazardous waste off sour premises Item II 01
the Manilest requires the proper Department 01 Transport.ition
(DOT) shipping desi.ription in ludino the DOT shipping name
hazard class and lJNfl%.A idcntilh.aiion number (or each waste
This inlorm.ition is presented in Table L by general chemical
Llass tor sonic typical wastes which are likels to be generated in
the manula turtng 01 cleaning agents .ind osmettcs Table I is not
a comprehensise list II sou suspei.t ihat sou generate a waste
which is hazardous and is not included on this list contaLt sour
state hazardous waste management .iaencs or EPA Regtonat 0(1 1cc
br assistanLe
Table I
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATIONS!
DOT
UN/NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME HAZARD
CLASS ID NUMBER
STRONG ACID/ALKALINE WASTES
Ammonium Hidroside Smmonium Hsdroiidc NH4OH
Spirit oi Hurishiirn Aqua
Ammonia
S%jsic Ammoniuni Hsdroside
iuimuininv ma ks han i 2’ hut
not miirc than U’- ammonia,
Corroise %t.iteria(
\A (,72
i oflIainifli! ks than i ’
ammonia,
ORM-A
. 52572
H drobromic Acid
Hydrotiromii. Sod biBr
Wasie Hsdnibrom, A.ia
Corrusis,. ‘tacirial
I. % 7101
Hydrochloric Acid
H 5 dro ,.hlori , . Asid ((Ci Siuriati,.
Acid
%Saste Hsdro ,hlori,. Aud %ii ture
Cormsise Staii.rial
\ Si 7 H
H drofiuoric Acid
H drot1uoric Ai ,d HF Ftuoro-
hsdric Aud
Waste Hsdmiluori , . A,.id Solution
Corro,ise %iaieriai
i_ Ni7 ’hi
NItrIc Acid
Nitric Sod HNO2 Aquatortis
%Saste Nitric Acid user 40rI
i4U or ci
Osiai,cr
(orrosisc \iaicrial
i ’4O3l
NAi7H)
Phosphoric Acid
Phosphoris Acid H3tiOd Oriho-
phosphoric - ‘cd
Waçie Phosphori,. Acid
Currocise Nlaicriai
I ‘ 1(505
Pot.saium Hudroside
Potassium Ilsdroside ISOH
Pi,tassium Hsdriti. (au-ui,. Pot
ash Potassa
%S ,tc Pi’iasium 1bsdro id , .
Soiution
Dr Said FiaIc Biad i,c
Granular
Csirn,sise Slaisriji
Corrosise %tatsriai
L ’si8 14
( ‘iKi3
Sodium H dronidn
Sodium Hsdruside NaOH Caus-
ic Sodu Soda (sc Sodium
Hsdrute
%%aste Sidium Hsdrsiside
Solution
D s Solid Flak,. Ikad iir
Granular
Corrosise Siatcrial
Corroise Staieriai
taNlS24
L N i 5 (
Sulruric Acid
Suiluric Acid H2S04 Oil of
Viiriui
%%asin Suitor,,. Asid Spent
Corrosisc Material
I. ‘11512
Chrcmic Acid Chromic Asid
‘.W , te Chiomi,. Aid Soiuiion
Corrosise %Iaieriai 1.Ni75 5
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Table I (cont)
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS !
DOT
UN /NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS ID NUMBER
Flammable Liquid
Combusiihli Liquid
L ‘.19147
L ‘.19 1 47
lammabli Liquid
Ciinibusiihl. Liquid
1 ‘11993
\AI999
Flammable Liquid
1 ‘11230
I lamnialili. Liquid
I. ‘.1170
Flamiiiahlu. Liquid
L ‘11219
Flammabls Liquid
L ‘11294
riammabli. Liquid
L N 1307
1,imbusiibk Liquid
I Iaiiiniahle Liquid
‘.A1q93
L ‘.iq
Flammable Liquid
L ‘ 11296
OR%tA
LN21131
IGNITABLE WASTES AND FLAMMABLE SOWENTS
Ignitable Wastes r%OQ kiihul
Waste Aliohol sOS
kromatic Hidrocarbuns \riimaiis Hsdrocarbons
i 14 astc I-lamntabk Liquid ‘.OS
/Sasii. Ciiiiihusiibk Liquid NOS
Methyl Alcohol %Iethunul
%Sasie SIethcl Aliiihol
Ethel Alcohol Ethanol Altiihul
%kasie CilisI Ali.iihiil
Isopropel Altohol lsiipmpanol
ISist i . lsiipriipaniil
Toluene %tiihsl Bi.nanc Filuul
%%aste Tiilui.ni.
Xplene Diineilisl Benzene ‘.sliil
%%aslc \slini.
Solsent Mistures
%%aste Comhusiibk Liquid NIPs
% 14 asie Flainmabli. Liquid ‘.OS
%Vhtte Spirits. %% hue Spirits ‘tin i ral Spirits
Varsol Naphiha
%asie N iphiha Siilseni
I I I Irithloroeih.une , eiiihaiii FT Clilorkn Lhliiro
tihi.ne \kilisl Cliliirotorm
\lpha F Chloriitcne
aste I I I rritbloroi.ihan i .
Petroleum D,stillates Pi.iroleum Disiillaii s
4 Aasie Petroltuni Distilluies
Ethylene D.chlor.de Eihslciie Dishloride
I 2-Dii.hloriieihane
Waiii. Eihskne Du.hloride
Dennene Bus ies t
Waste Bi.sueni ilienuoli
Ethsl Itenoene Ethsl Beneene
hasie Ohsl Rising
Ch lorobennene Chlurobenuene %lonoi.Iilorolien
/ine Plus ’ kliluride
%%aste Chlorolieii,i.ni.
%IethsI Ethil kelone %Iethsl Eihsl lsi.iiini. %tEk
%ttihsl %i.ciiune Buianiine CilusI
Stethsl kssiiine
HEAVY METAL DUSTS
Heave Metal Soaps Iltass \kial Soap’
Cosiainin
Silser Caltium Cliriimate Silt
nium Barium Cadnitum %tir
turs Lad Chronuium NuLl
PESTICIDES CONTAINING ARSENIC
Arsenic Pentouiide rstni i i\ i l)sidi.
%%asie %ti.ihsl EtlusI Ki.ioni.
Haiardiius asii. Siilid or
Liquid NOS
%%asie ‘rsu.nit Pu.siosidc Siilid
Arsenic Tnonide Arsenit i Illi Osidi.
%%asie Mssnit Triusids. Solid
Cacodulic Acid hsdriussdimetbslarsine osidu.
dimu.uhslarsinii. aiid Phstar
9¼aste Arsstuii.al Ptsiiu.idi. Siilid
‘ lOS
% asie Aritnital Ptsii ide
Liquid NOS
%‘.iste Arsu.niu.al Pesuiu.ide
Liquid 1SOS
Monosodium %ISMA Arsasiiie Liquid Hi.rb-
Mnthanearsonate ll 9 u.u.d lloe
% isle Arsi.niu.al Pesiiside Solid
‘ 11 )5
Waste Arsenii.ul Pi.siicidc
Liquid ‘ lOS
%%asie Arsenisal Pi.siicidc
Liquid NOS
Disodlum I3SMA DMA Ansar 811141 Siidar
Slonomethanearsonate
%asie Arstitical Pgsiicide Solid
SOS
r lammable Liquid
Combustible Liquid
Flammabli. Liquid
Flamniable Liquid
Flammahk Liquid
Ilammabli. Liquid
LN I2bB
1 ‘11268
L NIl B4
LNl 114
LNI 79
1 ‘11194
I lanumalult Liquid 1 NI l9
i)R%4 E
l’iisiun B
Poison B
Poison II
Pisson B
‘4\91B9
LN 1 95 9
‘ 11561
1 ‘12759
L N2759
rlamniabl u . Liquid L ‘427641
Piiison B LN27 59
Piiisiin B L N2759
I lammablu Liquid I N2760
Piiison B L ‘12759
Pinson B L ‘12759
Waste Arseniu.al Pesticide
Liquid NOS
asie Arsenn.al Pestitide
Liquid ‘ lOS
Flammalulu. Liquid LN276II
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Table I (coni)
WASTE
DESCRIPTIONS
DESIGNATIONS!
DOT
UN 1NA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME NAZARD CLASS ID NUMSER
PESTICIDES CONTAINING CARBANATES
Ibmik Aldicarb CAtS 771 LC 21 14q Waste Carbamait Pesticids Poison B LN2757
Solid SOS
Wasie Cirtiamaie Pesiisids Poisiin B L ‘ .2757
Liquid ‘405
%%asie Carbamaii. Pesiiside FLimmuble Liquid LN2758
Liquid ‘405
PESTICIDES CONTAINING MERCURY
24%Ielhosseihslmereuric \IEMC galIoI Cskusil Waste %Isri.urs Bascd Pesticid.. Poison B L %2777
Chloride Uuisers.il-t Cinisan ii Solid ‘405
Waste leri.urs Based Pi.siisids Piiisou B LN2777
Liquid NOS
Wasie %Iercuis Bassd Pi.siisidi. Flammable Liquid L’s2778
Liquid SOS
Phenilmercuric %eei.iie P%IA PM ‘S eros.in Cslmar Wasie %Iersurs Bassd Pssiiside Poison B 1. 52777
Si.edios rae FIL i ll Solid SOS
Wisie %lsrsurs Bassd Pssiisids Poison B 1. ‘ .2777
Liquid NOS
Wasie %Isrsurs Bassd Pssiisidi. FI.imniabk Liquid I. ‘42778
Liquid ‘405
PESTICIDES CONTAINING SUBSTITUTED NITROPHENOLS
Dinilrocresul Diniirosresol I)NC l)NOC Wasie Subsiiiuied Niiriiplieniil Piiisou B 1. ‘42779
Sino Triioide Pesiu.ide Siilid NOS
Wasie Subsiiiuisd ‘Jiiriiphsnol Poison B 1. ‘42779
Pesiicide Liquid NOS
Wusie Subsiiiuisd Niiriipheniil Flammable Liquid 1. 52780
PeuiisidL Liquid N t IS
Dinuseh Dinoseb DNBP Basaniie (al Wasie Subsiiiuii.d Niiriiphsiiiil Piiisiin B 1. ‘42779
dim Diniiro (isneral Ilsi I ire PesiiLids Siilid Nl)S
Niiioponi. 1. Waste Subsiiiuisd Niiriipheniil Piiisou B 1. ‘.2779
Pcsncids Liquid NtIS
%%asie Suhsiiiuisd ‘4iiriiphsuiil FI.immalili. Liquid 1. ‘s2780
Pesiiside Liquid S oS
ORGANOPNOSPHATE PESTICIDES
Dimethoaie Dimeiho.iis tsgou Daptiene Wasie Oreunophiisptiiinius Pesii Piiison B I . S278t
I)s-Fsud Rosiiin Irimeihiou side Solid M)S
Wasie ()rganiiphosphoriius Pesii Poison B I 5278’
side Liquid MIS
Wasie Organiiphosphoriius Pesii Flammalsls Liquid 1 . ‘42784
side Liquid ‘ lOS
Diuulroinn DisulIiiion Bus 19ii19 and S279 Wasii. Disulioiiin Piiison B SA2783
Diihiodsmeiou Cihslihiodi.miou
M-74 Siilsires %%asie Disuiiiiiiin Stisiuie Des Piiison B s _78 7
Wasie Disuliiiton Misiuri. Liq Piiison B s2783
uid
asie Org aniiphosphiieuus Pesii- Flanimable Liquid L ‘42784
side Liquid SOS
Famphur rampliui F.imiiis Bash Bo-Ana % asie Organophospfloriius Pesii- Piiison B 1 . N2781
\Carbei side Siilid SOS
W.isieOrgauiiphosphiiriius Pesii- Piiison B 1 3 5278 1
side Liquid NtIS
Wasie Ors’auophiisphuirous Pssii I lanimable Liquid I 52784
side Liquid SOS
MethsI Parathion %teihsl Paraihiou Cskumeihion Wasie %Ieihsl Paraihiiin Liquid Poison B NA2783
E-hOI Des iihiiin Sleiacide Ni
Waste Sleibsi Paraihuiin Stisiure Poison B WA_78
iros 80 Paraios Wolaiou
Dos
Waste Meibsi Paraihion Slisiurs Poisiin B NA2783
Liquid lssiuiainine 259 or less
msihsl paeaihiiiui
Waste %tsihsl Paraihuin %tisiuie Poison B NA2783
Liquid isiiniainine mote thin
259 meibsl paraihioni
Waste Orgauiipbosphiirous Pesti- Elammabls Liquid I 52784
side Liquid SOS
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Table I (corn.)
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIONATIONSF DOT UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS ID NUMBER
Parathion Parathion Ethyl Parathion Waste Parathion Liquid Poison B NA27B3
AC-3422 Alkron Bladan Ettlon
Folidol £605 Phoskil Waste Parathion Slisture Drs Poison B NA2783
Waste Parathion Slisture Liquid Poison B 5 lA27ll
Waste Orgnuophsisphoroas Peso Flammable Liquid LN2784
cide Liquid NOS
STRYCHNINE PESTICIDES
Strychnine Sirychninc Salts Waste Str i.hnine Solid Poison B LiN1692
Waste Strychnine Salt Solid Poison B L’N 1692
THALLIUM SULFATE PESTICIDES
Thallium Sulfate Tballou. Sullate Ratos Lelio Waite Thallium Su lrute Solid Poison B 5 1A 1707
Waste Flammable Liquid Piiisiin Flammable Liquid LN1992
ous NOS
TRIAZINE PESTtCIDES
Amiirole Amitrole Amerol Herbizole Si Waste Triazine Peticide Solid Poison B UN2763
mtzol Weed 9701 NOS
Waste Triacini. Peiticide Liquid Piiisiin B UN276
NOS
Waste Triazine Pcsticidi. Liquid Flammable Liquid LN27fs4
NOS
PHENOXY PESTICIDES
2,tD 4-Dichlotophetatssacetic Acid Waste 2 4-Dicblorophenossacetic ORM-A NA2765
Brush Killer Crap Rider Ded- Ai.id
Weed Salso Weedone Waste 2 4-Dichlorophenossacetic ORM-E NA2765
Acid Ester
Waste Phenoss Pesticidi. Liquid Flammable Liquid L’N2766
NOS
Waste Phenoss Pesticide Liquid Poison B UN2765
NOS
24 5•T 24 5-Trichlorophenons acetic Waste 24 5 Trichloro- ORM A NA2765
Ai.id Brush Rap Farmers Fence phenossaci.tic Acid
Ridi.r Weedone Waste 24 STtichlorsi- ORM-E ‘ 1A2765
phenossacetis. Acid iamincc-ti.r
iir salts
Waste Phenoss Pesiicidi. Liquid Flammable Liquid LN2766
NOS
Waste Phenoss Pesticide Liquid Piiisiin B 1iN27 65
NOS
Si Ren 2 4 5 TP Fenoprep Fruitone T Waste 2-i 2 4 5-Trichloriipheuoss i OR %1 A NA27 65
Kumn Weed B Gone Propionu. Acid
Waste 2 s2 4 STru.hlorophenossi OR%1-E ‘.1A2765
Propionic Acid Ester
Waste Phenosv Pesticide Liquid Flammable Liquid UN27h6
NOS
Waste Pbenoss Pesticide Liquid Poisiin B IJN2765
NOS
OROANOCHLORINE PESTICIDES
Aldrhn HHDN Aldres 30 Altos Dri- Waste A ldrin Poison B 5 4A2761
non Octalene Seedrin Liquid Waste A ldrin Mtstare Drs iscith ORM A NA276 1
65% or less A ldrini
Waste A ldrin Misture Liqaid ORM A NA2762
iscith 60% sir less A ldrint
Waste Organoshlorine Pesticide Flammable Liquid UN2762
Liquid NOS
Chloedune Chlorktl Cotstdanc Octachlor Waste Chlordane Liquid Flammable Liquid 5 4A2762
Waste Chlordane Liquid Combustible Liquid NA2762
DIff DD Waste DD ORM-A NA276 1
Dieh loropropene I 3-Dtchlompropene Waste Dtchlompropeee Flammable Liquid UN2047
Dleldrin Dteldrin Dieldres Dteldrite Waste Dteldrsn Solid OR%1-A NA276 1
Endr ln Endrtu Eudres Hesadrtn Waste Endrin Liquid Poison B NA2761
Waste Endrin Misture Poison B NA27tst
Endouulfan Crisallan Malts Waste Endosultan Liquid Poison B NA276 1
Waste Endosultan Misture Poison B NA276 1
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Table I (conL)
WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
DESIONATIONS
DOT
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPING NAME HAZARD CLASS ID NUMBER
Il eplurlilor Hcpios H pi.irnul Waste HLpi.iLhliir OR%I E ‘4A276 1
Isepone Kepone ChliirdiLone Waste ki.pon ORM L N \2761
L.ndune Lindane %%aile Lindani. ORM-A N 276l
%telhosschlor %Ieihussi.hliir %Lireaii. liii Pro S%gsie %Ii.ihiissthliir OR%I-E NC76 1
%Ii.Seed Priiittiani Wusir Qrginixhli,riui. Pesii id.. Piiison B I. \2761
Solid OS
%%usle Orr.inikhlorine lksii ide Poison B L 2761
Liquid NOS
W.isir Organothliirini! Pesiiiidi. fljmindili. Liquid L \2 62
Liquid NOS
Propylene Duch lorude I 2-DiihIiinipriip an Wisie Priipsline Dii.hloridi. Flammable Liquid L NI 27 9
Tosuphene Camplioi.hlor Wasie rosaphtni. ORM A NA276 1
OTHER PESTICIDES
rh ,nm l%ITD Thurimin \anaid. TM isue Ihir.iin ORM A N 277l
%%ssie I-Iamniabli. Liquid Piiion Plamm.iblc Liquid I. \lQ92
iius NOS
W.rfurun Co-Ras Issplarin Rn Rinles Ilazardiiius %S.isie Liquid or ORM E NA9189
Siilid NOS
asir Flammable Liquid NOS rlamm.ibk Liquid L’l1993
asle Combiisuible Liquid NOS Combusiiblr Liquid NA 1993
Penluch luruplienul PCP Penua lilor siuiiiphen %Sasie Peni.ulilorophenol ORM-E tsA2OO
Waste 1-lammable Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid L’ l993
Wusie Combusiibk Liquid NOS Combuiiiblc Liquid Nk1993
Pent.chloronuirobenzene PCNB Earih ide Fiiliiiau Hazardous Uasle Liquid or ORM C NA9189
Triiisun Solid NOS
Wusie Flammable Liquid NOS Flammabk Liquid L ‘J 1993
asie Combustible Liquid NOS Ciimbusiible Liquid NA1993
Hesuchlurnbenuene Perchloroben#ene HCB Hazardous %Szsii. Liquid oi OR%l C s .Aialgq
niicarie Nii Buni Solid NOS
jsic FLimnub lL Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid I. Jl993
%%asir Combusiibk Liquid N()S Ci,mbusiitils Liquid NA 1993
I.2 .Duhromo DBCP \emaiumi. ‘Ji.manos hazardous %a,le Liquid or ORM C NA91 59
3-ch loroprop ane ‘lemaioside Solid NOS
% asie l-Iammabli. Liquid ‘ l)S Flammable Liquid LNI9QS
Wasir liinibu’iiibk Liquid NOS Combusiible Liquid N SliM)
iThene dencripiious mis ihangc gisen sariauion, in uasli. Lharasirrisiu.siirLiindiliiins
t405—Noi oihern se ipetilied
iA flummable liquid has a ilash point tnlo llh?P
‘A combustible liquid has a hash poiui heiueu.n lie? and 2UU7
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Leather Products Manufacturing
INDUSTRY OVERVIEW
Your business is included in the Leather Prootacts
Manufacturing industry categors it sou
Tan or lintsh leather
or manufacture
Boot and shoe cut stock and tindings
Non-rubber footwear
Leather gloses and mittens
Luggage
Handbags and other personal leather goods
Other leather goods
Not all facilities that manufacture leather goods produce
hazardous wastes However if you do you may he subject to the
new Resource Conservation and Recovery Act (RCRA)
regulations tor small quantity generators ot hazardous wastes
HAZARDOUS WASTES FROM LEAThER PRODUCTS
MANUMCTURINC
Manufacturers of leather products are likely to produce wastes
from spent solsents and lacquers materials contatntng lead
cstdual dyes. or materials producing hydrogen sulfide These
wastes are considered hazardous if the are ignitable corrostse
reacttve or tosic Some ot the more common hazardous wastes
produced by leather products manufacturers are ltsted in Table I
Information on the Material Safety Data Sheets supplted with
many ot the chemical compounds that you use may also indtcate
whether or not your wastes are likels to be hazardous
If’ you generafe oser 220 pounds labout half or a 55 gallon
drumf or hazardous wastes per month, you must fill oul a
Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest when you shtp such
wastea ofl your premises. Item II on the Manifest requires the
Departmcnt ot Transportation iDOT I shipping description which
includes the proper shipping name hazard class and UN/NA
identification nuntber for each waste rhis information is
provided in Table I for hazardous wastes likels to be produced by
the leather products manufacturing industry This is not a
comprehensive list If you do not see a particular chemical that
you use are uncertain if the wastes sou produce are hazardous or
need any type of help contact your state hazardous waste
management agency or EPA regional office for assistance
Table I
LEATHER PRODUCTS MANUFACTURING WASTE DESCRIPTIONS’
DESIGNATIONSI
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
DOT
SHIPPING NAME
HAZARD CLASS
UHINA
ID NUMBER
SPENT SOLVENTS AND SOLVENT STILL BOTTOMS
Spent Heunchiorueshane I I I 2 2 2 Hesaehlurueihane
asie Hcsathiurocihuue
ORM-A
NASO37
Spent roluene Tutaene \ti.thacide Mcthstben-
zene %l.thsiben,ol Phensi
meifiane Kiluol Antisal IA
waste riiiuene I tuluoli
Fiammabie Liquid
t stl29a
Spent Keruuene Keroseni. Fuel Oil # 1
Waste fserosene
Cumbusiibie Liquid 1
L ‘1t223
Spent White Spirits White Spiriis Mineral Spirits
Naphiha
Wasie Naphiha
Flammable Liquid
Combustible Liquia
L N255
I. 42533
Waste Naphtha SuI’tui
Flammable Liquid
LN1236
Spent Ethul Benaene Ethyl Beneene
Waste Eihsl Beu,eue
flammable Liquid
LNli7S
HAZARDOUS WASTE
Hazardous %Saste Hazardous wasie
Hanrdous asies
Liquid or Solid NOS
ORM-E
NA9l8q
iT .gse descripitons ma’ i.hange depeudine ou wage characteristics iir couditious
A itammabie tiquid has a itash point lcss ihan iiui’F
‘ .5 cumbusiible liquid has a ilash potut bciween itS)’ and 200’F
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Table I (cont
PAPER INDUSTRY WASTE DESCRIPTIONS
OESIONATIONS/
DOT
UNINA
WASTE TYPE TRADE NAMES
SHIPPINO NAME HAZARD
CLASS ID NUMBER
CORROSIVE WASTES
Corronuse Liquid CorTosise Liquids Waste Corrosise Liquid ‘405 Ciirrosise %Iatenal L ‘ 1)760
Corroitse Solid Corrosise Solids Waste Corrosise Solid NOS Ciirrosise M.iienil 1 ‘41759
Ammornum Hsdrnnide \mmonium Hsdroside Aqueous Wosie Ammonium Hsdroside Corrosise M.iiinal ‘.42672
mmouis Ammonia Waier li.ontaining not less ihan I 2 4 hui
Spint 0 1 Haztshorn noi more tho u 44’2 ammoniai
Waste Ammonium Hsdriiside ORM A ‘.A2672
Icornoining less than 12Q ammo-
niui
Hvdrobronuic Acid Hvdrobromic Mid Waste Ilsdrobromic Acid Corrosive Maccoal LN1788
Hsdrochlone Acid Hvdiochlonc Acid Munoiic Asid Wosie Hsdmchloric Acid %listore Ciirrosise %laienal ‘.41789
Waste Hsdrochloric Acid Siiluiion Ciirrosise Maien.il I ‘1)789
Hydrofluorie Acid H diol1uonc Acid Waste HsdroI1uiiri Acid Corrosive Moenal L’41790
Nilrle acid None Acid Waste Nitnc Acid Osidiper LN2031
quaIoriis lOser 0)1W nitric acid)
Waste Nitnc Acid Corrosive Maienal ‘.41760
140W or less nitnc aid)
Phanphonc Acid Phosphoric Mid Onhopbos- Waste Phosphonc Mid Corrosise Maienal 1 ‘411105
phonc Ai.id
Polannium Hydronide Polasnium Hvdrouide Causiic Waste Potassium Hsdroside Corrosive Macenul LN1814
Potash Solution
Waste Potassium Hvdmnide Conosive Motonol LN1813
ISolid Flake Beod or Gronuloci
SodIum Hvdroside Sodium lisdrsiside Waste Sodium Hvdroside Solo- Corrosive Matenal L’4l824
lion
Waste Sodium Hsdroside Solid (orrosise Matenal 1 ‘41823
Plolie Bead or Grunulaci
Sulfuric Acid Sulfuni. Acid Oil of Vitnol Waste Solloni. Acid Corrosive Macend L ‘4)830
Waste Sulfunc Acid Spent Corrosive Maicnal L ‘111132
PAINT WASTES
Combuntible Liquid° Comhasiihle Liquid Waste Combustible Liquid 1505 Ciimhustihle Liquid ‘sAl 993
flammable Liquid 3 Flammable Liquid Waste Plammahle Liquid NOS Flammable Liquid LN1993
Elb lcne Dicbloride Ethylene Dich londe Wasie Eths Ieee Dichlonde flammable Liquid LNI 184
I 2 Dishloriieihane
Cblorobenzene Chlotohcnzene Mono- Waste Chlomhenzene flammable Liquid I i4 II N
shlotohenzene Phensl Ch londe
Methyl Elhvl Keeone %tethsl Ethsl Kecone Methyl Waste Methyl Ethyl Keione Flammable Liquid L’4l 193
Ai.etoue Moctco Botanone
Ethyl Methsl Ketone MEK
2 Butauonc
Paint waste wiib Heavy Paint Waste with Heavy Metals Hozocdous Waste Liquid or ORSI E NA9 189
Metals Solid NOS
SOLVENTS
Petroleum Dintdlaten Petioleum Disiillutes Waste Petroleum Dinitl late flammable Liquid IN 1268
Combustible Liquid L’41268
These descnptions may cbange depending on sanattons in waste clocucienscics and conditions
flanh point less than 2O F and greater than or equal to lOO’F
iplash point less than lOO’F
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