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How to dispose of the residue in a diesel filter?

2018-11-23View Original

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The loading and unloading platforms for gasoline and diesel – the area at the bottom of the diesel filter is very dirty; in the past, it was possible to collect the liquid directly using containers through the valve located at the bottom of the filter. Currently, safety regulations prohibit direct discharge; the liquid must be transferred into containers. However, the filter’s height is too low, preventing it from flowing automatically into the adjacent tanks. How does everyone deal with such situations, and how can pressure be applied? Thank you
Reply #22018-11-23
Why not allow direct emission? It’s handled automatically after being placed in the container; why isn’t it released?
Reply #32018-11-26
Can flammable liquids be discharged directly? Put it in a bucket and find a place to dispose of it. .
Reply #42018-11-26
It can be entrusted to external parties for disposal by hazardous waste treatment companies
Reply #52018-11-26
You’re just pretending, how can that be called emission?

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