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What happens to used lubricating oil?

2018-10-24View Original

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This post was last edited by sxbxm on 2018-10-29 at 10:38. What happens to the used waste lubricating oil from large-scale machinery, aside from being downgraded for use in smaller pumps? We have a coal tar hydrogenation unit; it could theoretically be reused as raw material, but some people say that it constitutes hazardous waste, and we are not allowed to handle it on our own. We must pay for its disposal and entrust it to a company qualified to deal with hazardous waste. Please tell us how you all handle it

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