transport of dangerous goods and risk management - Kirilo Savić

Table 3d: 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 waste2.1.2. Waste from smallelectrical and electronicequipment (devices/parts):а) waste equipmentcontainingorcontaminated with PCB(except transformer andcondenser)b) waste equipmentcontainingchlorofluorohydrocarbonHCFC,HFCc) waste equipmentcontaining free asbestosEWCID byEWCState of matterCharacteristics ofwaste16 02 10 S H16 02 11Way of collecting:Ship/harbour/environmentProcedure on a ship :To be collected separately intospecial plastic bags orcontainers.Way of delivery:Put the bags with waste into acontainer in harbour with theappropriate label:Measures and possible ways of managing wasteMIN R Rec B D Bio F/H* + +S H * + * +16 02 12 S H * Cd) waste equipmentcontaining dangerouscomponents differentfrom those given in 16 0209 to 16 02 12e) waste equipmentdifferent from those givenin 16 02 09 to 16 02 13Notes:16 02 13 S D This waste includes tubular * + C +lamps;Waste is delivered to16 02 14 S Hrepresentatives of recycling yard(RY) in the harbour, or to thecompetent collector in the area,* * + Cafter which pretreatment is done.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;