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bramanta
Hi. I have a problem in managing waste containing hazardous material. In our manufacturing system (producing rim for bike - stell cold roll), we use buffwheel, a kind of perishable tool for surface treatment. That buffwheel contain material categorized as hazardous material called phenol to bond. The problem is, we produces buffweel waste in large amount and phenol is still there. It will cost much if we dispose them as hazardous waste. My question:
1. Is there any other cheaper way to manage this waste?
2. Can we categorized bufwheel not as hazardous waste if the containment of phenol is just a little? Is there any limit of containment so we can say the solid waste is hazardous or not?
Thank's in advance,
Bramanta
1. Is there any other cheaper way to manage this waste?
2. Can we categorized bufwheel not as hazardous waste if the containment of phenol is just a little? Is there any limit of containment so we can say the solid waste is hazardous or not?
Thank's in advance,
Bramanta