Is it necessary to obtain a supplementary permit for the transportation of hazardous goods when handling oily wastewater at ports?
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Is a permit for hazardous material handling required for the loading and unloading of oily wastewater?
Oil-containing wastewater is considered hazardous waste, and the relevant procedures must be followed. However, it’s not entirely clear what procedures are required for the operation. Waiting for an answer :)
Hello, I represent a company that specializes in dealing with bilge water from oil tankers. We use advanced physical adsorption and demulsification technologies to effectively treat oily wastewater from ships. Our equipment occupies little space, has low energy consumption, and is portable; it can be easily installed on ships or docks. It can also be set up temporarily for treatment and removed afterward as needed. The discharge standards we achieve for treated bilge water are below 50 mg/l. The energy consumption is only in the range of dozens of kilowatts, and the recovered oil does not alter the composition of the crude oil, thus fully meeting the standards for external use. Tianjin Jincarbon Environmental Technology Co., Ltd. Zhang Fan 13002221122