Hazardous waste
Bottom Ash and Slag with Hazardous Substances: Risks and Industrial Practice
03.06.25
Bottom ash and slag containing hazardous substances (19 01 11)* are residues formed during combustion and metallurgical processes. These may contain heavy metals, salts, and other hazardous elements.
Fly Ash with Hazardous Substances: Risk Management and Control
30.05.25
Fly ash containing hazardous substances (19 01 13)* is a by-product of burning solid fuels. Due to the presence of heavy metals and dioxins, it is considered a hazardous waste type.
Boiler Dust Containing Hazardous Substances: Challenges and Control
27.05.25
Boiler dust containing hazardous substances (19 01 15)* is a by-product of combustion processes in energy systems. It can include heavy metals, acids, and other toxic materials, classifying it as hazardous.
Pyrolysis Waste Containing Hazardous Substances: Industrial Responsibility
24.05.25
Pyrolysis waste containing hazardous substances (19 01 17)* is generated during oxygen-free thermal processing of organic materials. Such waste often contains heavy metals, carcinogens, and chemical residues, classifying it as hazardous.
Mixed Hazardous Waste: Business Responsibility and Control
20.05.25
Pre-mixed waste that includes at least one type of hazardous waste (19 02 04*) is a complex category requiring structured management and safety protocols. The mix of materials creates uncertainty and elevated environmental risks.
Sludges Containing Hazardous Substances: Risks and Solutions
17.05.25
Sludges from physico-chemical treatment containing hazardous substances (19 02 05*) are a high-risk type of industrial waste resulting from water purification and chemical neutralization processes.
Responsible Handling of Petroleum Products and Separation Process Concentrates: A Key to Sustainable Business Practices
14.05.25
Petroleum products and separation process concentrates (19 02 07)* are a category of hazardous waste generated during industrial oil processing and water treatment. Their toxicity demands special management strategies.
Liquid Combustible Waste Containing Hazardous Substances: Management and Recycling
10.05.25
Liquid combustible waste containing hazardous substances (19 02 08*) is a serious threat to the environment and human health. These wastes can be generated during the production of chemical or petrochemical products, as well as in processes that use flammable liquids with toxic components.
Solid Combustible Waste Containing Hazardous Substances: Management and Recycling
07.05.25
Solid combustible waste containing hazardous substances (19 02 09*) is one of the most difficult to manage due to its high toxicity and potential risk to the environment and human health. These wastes can be generated in various industrial processes where combustible materials with toxic components are used.
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