transport of dangerous goods and risk management - Kirilo Savić

Table 3b Classification of waste that originates from exploitation of cargo vessels– hazardous waste from the vesselsGroups for selectionHazardous waste from vesselsSubgroups of waste and thename of waste1.6. oiled waste fromwashing and cleaning thereservoirа) oiled waste water fromwashing the reservoir(slops)b) oiled scale and mud fromthe process of cleaning thereservoir1.7. oiled materials fromcleaning (cloth)1.8. oiled ballast waterEWCID byEWCState of matterCharacteristics ofwaste13 08 02 L HWay of collecting:Ship/harbour/environmentIn specially sealed containers marked with:Way of delivery:Measures and possible ways of managing wasteMIN R Rec B D Bio F/H* C C +To announce waste delivery to the personnel ofthe harbour/terminal16 07 08 S H + +15 02 02 S HComplete waste delivery to the personnel ofthe harbour or in collection centre of wastewith the following label:* + +16 10 01 L HNote:The mixture of oils is examined in anadequate laboratory before delivering to thecompetent concessionaire for the purpose ofidentification, classification, characterizationand categorization.+Waste is delivered in the harbour to therepresentatives of competent collector orprocessor in the area, and it is placed intocompetent collector’s repository.Oiled ballast water is sent into competentcollector of waste water’s cistern.Legend: EWC – European Waste Catalogue; ID – Waste Identification Number; L –Liquid waste; S – Solid waste; N – Non-hazardous waste; RY- Recycling Yard; MIN – Minimising; R –Reuse; Rec – Recycling; B – Burning; D – Depositing; „-„ – processing not recommended; „ + „ processing recommended; C – conditioning necessary; М – mud waste; * - possibletreatment; H– hazardous waste; F/H - phisico-chemical treatment; Bio – biological treatment;