transport of dangerous goods and risk management - Kirilo Savić

Table 3f: Classification of waste that originates from exploitation of cargo vessels– hazardous waste from the vesselsGroups for selectionSubgroups of waste and thename of wasteEWCID byEWCState of matterCharacteristics ofwasteWay of collecting:Ship/harbour/environmentMeasures and possible ways of managing wasteMIN R Rec B D Bio F/H2.1.5 Waste solvents andorganic- materials solventwastea) solvents 20 01 13 L HProcedure on a ship :(for waste listed in 2.1.5 - 2.1.7.):To be collected in specially sealedcontainers labelled with:* + +Hazardous waste from vesselsb) other halogenated solventsand solvent mixturesc) other solvents and solventmixtures2.1.6.Waste medicines andmedical products14 06 02 L H C +14 06 03L H + +Way of delivery:20 01 32 S HTo announce waste delivery to theharbour/terminal personnelComplete waste delivery to thepersonnel of the harbour or incollection centre of waste with thefollowing label:* + C +Notes:1. Waste is delivered to therepresentatives of competent2.1.7. Antifreeze containingcollector in the area, and it isdangerous materials 16 01 14 L H placed into competent collector’s * * + . +repository.2. Thermal processing of wastecontaining RSV is followed byproducing dioxin so it is necessaryto have appropriate devices on theplants for waste incinerationbecause of air protection.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;