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.
An important aspect of handling such waste is hazardous waste management, which requires the application of special methods for their storage, transportation, and recycling.
The main challenges when working with liquid combustible waste are:
- the presence of toxic and hazardous substances in the waste composition;
- the risk of contamination of soil, water, and air due to improper storage or transportation;
- the need for specialized technologies for hazardous waste recycling.
To ensure safe hazardous waste management, innovative technologies must be applied to minimize their toxicity and reduce their volume:
- using sealed containers for transporting liquid waste;
- applying chemical neutralization methods to reduce their toxicity;
- investing in advanced hazardous waste recycling technologies, such as biological treatment or thermal processing.
These measures help reduce risks to the environment and human health while ensuring safety in handling liquid combustible waste.