Incineration liquids

Incineration Liquids” are liquid waste materials—such as solvents, oils, or chemical residues—that cannot be recycled or reused safely. In recycling companies, these liquids are collected and sent to high-temperature incineration facilities, where they are destroyed in controlled conditions. This process ensures the safe disposal of hazardous components, reduces harmful environmental impacts, and prevents contamination of soil and water.

The following coditions apply to all INC prefix waste unless noted otherwise. No asbestos, mercury <10ppm, cyanides<500ppm, sulfides<500ppm, reactives or large pieces of metal or concrete. Halogens less than 5%

IL01A Waters Ammonia <10%, no TSCA PCB's, <5000BTU, low viscosity, must not react with water or solvents, no pesticides, <1in sludge, pH 4-12.4
IL01B Water with >5% halogens <1in solids, >5% organic halogens, pH 4-12.4, must not react with water or solvents.
IL01C Pesticide liquids <1in solids, herbicides, biocides etc, must not react with water or solvents. pH 5-12-4
IL01D F027 liquids No solids
IL02 Acidic liquids with organics Sludge, <5 in,low viscosity, BTU>5000, no nitric, no hydrofluoric, no chromic, pH <2
IL03 Basic liquids with organics Sludge, <5 in,low viscosity, BTU>5000, no nitric, no hydrofluoric, no chromic, pH >12.6
IL04 Cyanides or sulfide liquids pH>7, no solids, ammonia<0.5%
IL05 4.2 liquids
IL06 4.3 liquids
IL07 Oxizider liquids Oxidizers as defined by DOT, no solids, no 5.2's
IL08 Organic peroxide liquids, non temperature controlled All 5.2 liquids that aren't temperature controlled
IL09 Isocyanate liquids Methyl disocyante or Toluene diisocyante, others case by case
IL10 Temperature controlled materials Any temperature controlled material. Must be delivered in refrigerated trailer or otherwise cooled. Will be incinerated upon arrival
Previous
Previous

Fuels Blending

Next
Next

Incineration Solids