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Tar is classified as hazardous waste; how do your companies handle it?

2019-02-11View Original

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The volume of transfers across provinces is truly enormous, making it quite difficult to handle.
Reply #22019-02-11
Under which standard is tar classified as hazardous waste? If it’s like this, it will be quite troublesome
Reply #32019-02-12
It is listed as hazardous waste in the 2016 revised list of hazardous wastes. The **List of Hazardous Wastes** stipulates that: “Residues and tar generated during the purification of gas in the coke production process are classified as hazardous wastes, with code 252-014-11”; “Acid tar and other types of tar produced in the coke production process are also considered hazardous wastes, with code 252-011-11”; “Coal tar resulting from the condensation of gas during gas production is a hazardous waste, with code 450-003-11”.
Reply #42019-02-13
Code 252-014-11 stipulates that exemption can be granted during the use of materials that meet coal tar standards as raw materials for further processing.

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