Other explosive substance waste (code 16 04 03*, 16 12 49*) is generated during industrial, testing and dismantling operations involving explosive materials.
This category includes residual mixtures, components and reaction by-products that require enhanced control due to their hazardous nature.
Hazardous waste management for such materials is based on assessing chemical stability and reactivity.
Hazardous waste handling requires strict procedures and trained personnel to reduce operational risks.
Hazardous waste storage is carried out in dedicated areas with controlled environmental conditions.
Key storage requirements include:
- isolation from heat sources;
- use of explosion-resistant containers;
- continuous monitoring.
Hazardous waste transportation is performed using specialized vehicles and safety measures.
During transport, the following conditions are ensured:
- minimized vibration;
- secure container fixation;
- responsible supervision.
Hazardous waste processing aims to reduce reactive properties and bring materials into a controlled state.
Environmental services for enterprises ensure full control over each stage of waste handling.
A systematic approach helps reduce industrial risks and prevent uncontrolled accumulation.
Personnel training plays a critical role in maintaining safety standards.
Coordinated technical and organizational measures create a reliable risk management framework.
Comprehensive handling of explosive hazardous waste supports operational stability and environmental protection.