Treatment of waste molybdenum-nickel catalysts for purification and desulfurization
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How should waste molybdenum-nickel catalysts used for purification and desulfurization be disposed of? These waste catalysts consist mainly of alumina, molybdenum, and nickel, with the total content of molybdenum and nickel not exceeding 1.5%. It has been determined that these belong to **hazardous waste; therefore, they must be handled by companies that possess the necessary qualifications for dealing with hazardous waste. Moreover, such companies must be able to handle catalysts of the HW049 series. I’m not sure which organizations can handle this type of waste catalyst – it would be ideal if they are capable of working across provinces, as our company is located in Tianjin. Thank you all for your help:handshake
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The Provincial Work Safety Supervision Bureau maintains a list of qualified entities. Have the relevant personnel in the company get in touch with the safety supervision bureau to obtain the contact information of a qualified agency.
The original poster, please give me a phone number; I know of many agencies that can handle this, and there are several such agencies in Hebei alone
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