13.06.25
Filter cakes (solid residues) from gas treatment (19 01 05)* are collected from filtration systems and contain pollutants like heavy metals, dioxins, and acidic substances.
10.06.25
Aqueous liquid waste from gas treatment and similar waste (19 01 06)* is generated during gas scrubbing, filtration, or neutralization processes and can contain heavy metals, acids, and other contaminants.
06.06.25
Spent activated carbon from flue gas treatment (19 01 10)* is classified as hazardous due to the accumulation of toxic compounds, including heavy metals and carcinogenic gases.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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