Mineral chlorinated motor, transmission, and lubricating oils (code 13 02 04*) are used in vehicles and industrial machinery to reduce friction and protect components from wear.
They are produced from mineral base oils with chlorinated additives.
Chlorinated components enhance anti-wear performance.
During operation, oils accumulate combustion products and metal particles.
Changes in composition affect viscosity and stability.
After losing operational characteristics, these oils become hazardous materials.
Hazardous waste management requires monitoring chlorinated compound content.
Regulated handling involves separation from other technical fluids.
Special attention is required for storage of hazardous waste due to component toxicity.
Key storage requirements include:
- sealed metal containers;
- container condition monitoring;
- prevention of contact with soil and water.
Transportation of hazardous waste considers physicochemical properties.
During transportation, the following measures are ensured:
- container tightness;
- minimized mechanical stress;
- compliance with procedures.
Recycling focuses on reducing toxic component concentration.
Technological methods help stabilize composition.
Environmental services include monitoring lubricant use.
A systematic approach reduces environmental impact.