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[ Minnesota Pollution Control Agency www.pca.state.mn.us CICnhMhiananrerasoactact,etaerwarisitssemttaiiyccbeHHhaazaazzrdaaourrsfddorooauussonftWWheeaseasrsetatseoensss: In Mindneissoptal,aayawsahsatzeamrdaoyusbewahsatzearcdhoaurascftoerriosntiecof these reasons: ts record It displaysead: none of hazardous wfoausrtescthoasfrahcatetarirsdtiocus waste the KF, , oU rList IItt cisonretacionrsdepdolinycohnoerionfaftoeudrbliispthseonyf 'hsaz(aPCrdBos)us waste -the K, F, P, or U List ThisdoItccuomnetnatinsdipscoulyscsehslotrihneasteixdchbairpahcetneryilsst(iPcCsBtsh)a can maakwasete Hazardous. TFohrismdoorceuminefnotrmdaistciuosnsoes ttnhhe sts, CBs, orth six characteristics lthetahtalciatny cmhaarkaectaerwisatsitce, sheaezaMridnonuess. ota Pollution Control For more information on the lists, PCBs, or the lethality characteristic, see Minnesota Pollution Control AAg~eennccyy ((MMPPCCAA)) hhaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee ffaacctt sshheeeettss ##22..0000,, 22..0011,, 22..0022,, 22..0033,, 22..0055,, aanndd 44..44883a,, aavvaaiillaabbllee oonn tthhee MPCs hazardous waste publications webpage, MPCA's hazardous waste publications webpa~e, bitu//vwus pc, state mn, us/wasteloubs business hil. http://www.pca.state.mn.us/waste/pubs/business.html. EEvvaalluuaattiinngg wwaasstteess ffoorr hhaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee cchhaarraacctteerriissttiiccss AAhllall twwaaasrsteteedssistthchaaartdddeiidss,ppllmaaayynuoofnnaeecotofufrtthihneghhaaanzzdaarrpddrooouucssesccshhaawraraasccttteeesrr,iisastitncidsc---soiinilcnaclulnudddiindneggbrbbioosttchhouunssteeaddmiaannnaddtueundnuuwssieetddh pptrrhooeddsueuccttss wthaastt easre--daisrceahradzeadr,dmouasnwuafasctetusr.in~ and process wastes, and soil and debris contaminated with these wAwAhwawesatateshssteter-mmiatuurdsesitthsbbapeezlaaeeryvvdsaaolluuhusaasztweeaaddrsdaatoetustst.hhecehapprooaicinnttetrooifsft~gice.enenAranstoionrnhaa---zwtawhrohdeeonnnusit pffirrrsostdtubbceetcccooammneesbs e3a cwwaoasmstteeea -htatoozaddreedttoeeurrsmmwiinanseete cwiifhtahitreacccthhhtaaeernnrig~sieettissdci.oosprFlbbaoeeyrscceooaxmmahemeaspszlasseuru,dfffofpiiucacrisieetnncsthtwllyayarsccahoocnentetrtaraissmmotiilicnnv.aaetAnteetdndwoddinuuthrraahiinzn~aghriuudgssoheeusfsslooapstthrhohpaadottuicnittttddacipasanpllaabpyeryscosoadmuhcheatazarwaarhhrdoadoozsuuaessrdfoiussh wpoaisntte characteristic. For example, parts washer solvent with a high sisplloawyesreadheanzaaurgdhoudsucrhianrgacutseeriosrtitch.at becomes contaminated is lowered enough durin~ use or that becomes contaminated withflash with toxicpoint toxic conttuent as a product constituents othe pont whose flash to the point itpoint it displays a hazardous characteristic. CChhaarraaccteterriissttiicc wwaasstteess iinn MMiinnnneessoottaa Wastes are hazardous in Minnesota when thydisplay one ormoreofthese characteristics: tgntatle Wastes are hazardous in Minnesota when they display one or more of these characteristics: Ignitable Exhibit OOxxiiddiizzeerr 3377 Corrosive CReoarcrotisvivee rotirmperiteet Toxic Reactive LTeotxhiacl AAdlelftthihnooiuutLggieohhtnhsttahhaleereffiirsrssittgffiihvvete ccdhhiafarfraeacrctetenertriisisnttiicMcsisnaanreeessositimami,lilaaErrnttsooutrtheheeyoFFueedadeperpraalllyhhtahzeaacrdoorzruescwawtaadsestrfteeinccihdhtaiaroaronactcLeteerutrihissattlsiiictcsy,, isssooammee Minnesota definitions hazardous characteristic are slightly different in Minnesota. Ensure you apply the correct definition. Lethality is a Minnesota hazardous characteristic. RReedduucciinngg cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc wwaassttee cRRoeemddupuclciyinnw~gittthhheeraaemmguooluauntntotrooyffrhheaaqzuzaiarrrdedmooeuunsstwwsa.assTttheeeyyMooiuunng~eeensneoertraaatteTeecccaahnnnillcooawwleeArrsyycoosuturarncccooessttPssraaossgwwreaelmll (aassMAmmTaaAkkPee) tihtaeesaasssiiteearrfttoo comply with regulatory requirements. The Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) has staff taheantercaatniohnepSeyeouthaessCeosnstaacltteirnnfaotrempartoidouncstesctainodn pornocpeasgseessiwx itgohal of reducing your sted waste that can help you assess alternate products and processes with a ~oal of reducin~ your listed waste ~eneration. See the Contact information section on pa~e six. 33337777..00000011 STATE 07230085 STATE 07239985 RReedduucciinngg cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc wwaassttee CRRoeemddupuclciyinnwggittthhheeraaemmguooluauntntotrooyffrhheaaqzuzaiarrrdedmooeuunsstwwsa.assTthteeeMyyioonuunggeeesnnoeetrraaatteTeecccaahnnnillcooawwleeArrsyykoosuturarncccooessttsPsraaosgwwreaelmll (a3ssMAmmTaaAkkPee) tihtaeesaasssiteaerfttroo comply with regulatory requirements. The Minnesota Technical Assistance Program (MnTAP) has staff hgeanteraatnionh.lSeyeouthaesCsoenstacetrianftoermpartoidounctsescatinodn pornocpeasgsees5.witahl of reducing our sted waste that can help you assess alternate products and processes with a goal of reducing your listed waste generation. See the Contact information section on page six. WWaasstteess mmiixxeedd wwiitthh cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc wwaassttee The status ofa mistre of characteristic hazardous waste with anotherwaste depenondthse The status of a mixture of a characteristically hazardous waste with another waste depends on the cchhaararactcetreirsisttiicc((ss)) ddiissppllaayyeedd bbyy tthhee oorriiggiinnaall hhaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee.. IIff aa wwaassttee iiss hhaazzaarrddoouuss bbeeccaauussee:: Its gnitable, an oxidizer, corrosive o reactive when mised ith another waste, te resulting It is ignitable, an oxidizer, corrosive or reactive -when mixed with another waste, the resulting mintor sony hazardous 4 stil splays ome of those hazardous waste characteristics. NOTE: mixture is only hazardous if it still displays one of those hazardous waste characteristics. NOTE: Vou may not diu3wtastee to eiminatea hazardous characteristic You may not dilute a waste to eliminate a hazardous characteristic. Ii tooxr liethcal - when mixed wth another wast, th resulting mitre becomesa tox or It is toxic or lethal -when mixed with another waste, the resulting mixture becomes a toxic or lethal waste lethal waste. IIggnniittaabbllee cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc AAarnneIgagnsniiittgaabnbleleedhhtaahzzeaahrrdadzooauurssdwwoauasssttweeammstaaeyycbboedeaea qlDiquOuiiddO,, ssoollidd, or or compressed compressed gas. gas. All All gntable ignitable hazardous hazardous wastes wastes are assigned the hazardous waste code 'D001'. LLiiqquuiidd GGeennerearlalllyy,, aa lliiqquuiidd wwhhoossee ffllaasshhppooiinntt iiss lleessss tthhaann 6600 CCeellssiiuuss ((114400 FFaahhrreennhheeitit)) iiss aann iiggnniittaabbllee hhaazzaarrddoouuss waste However, water. based solutions (50 percent or more water) containing ss than 24 percent waste. However, water-based solutions (50 percent or more water) containing less than 24 percent cohol sr not gitabe, regardless of thei flashpoint alcohol are not ignitable, regardless of their flashpoint. forthe purpose of the igitabiity characteristic, quis include suspensions, th fauid portionof For the purpose of the ignitability characteristic, liquids include suspensions, the liquid portion of muliphase wastes, and any uid that can be tested using the standard cosed-cup test methods multiphase wastes, and any fluid that can be tested using the standard closed-cup test methods. Common examples of gable hazardous waste quid includeof based paints and mos sohent. Common examples of ignitable hazardous waste liquids include oil-based paints and most solvents. Used absorbent materials that release anigritabl id when compressed als ae regulated a5 Used absorbent materials that release an ignitable liquid when compressed also are regulated as Igntable waste. For mor information on dentiying and managing resulted absorbent material, se ignitable wastes. For more information on identifying and managing regulated absorbent materials, see WPCA hazardous waste acsheet 4.61, Managing Towels, Wips, and Sorbent a MPCA hazardous waste fact sheet #4.61, Managing Towels, Wipes, and Sorbents at tous pcs state nf ublcatioor ns 61.01 http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw4-6 l.pdf. Note that underthe Us. Department of Transportation's (00T)Hazardous Material Regulations (VIR), Note that under the U.S. Department of Transportation's (DOT) Hazardous Material Regulations (HMR), ignitabe quid hazardous wastes share the same flashpoint threshold (140 Fahvenhet 3s Class 3 ignitable liquid hazardous wastes share the same flashpoint threshold (140 Fahrenheit) as Class 3 Hammabl uid. flammable liquids. SSoolliidd Awase sa s0id gnitabe hazardous waste ft wil both A waste is a solid ignitable hazardous waste if it will both: 1. Spontancously combust,o gite trough friction or by absorbing moisture; and 1. Spontaneously combust, or ignite through friction or by absorbing moisture; and 2. Once ignited willbumso vigorously andpersistently tht t crestas hard 2. Once ignited, will burn so vigorously and persistently that it creates a hazard. Sr -------- If your waste is in granular or paste-like form, or if your waste which may be cut into strips, you should uussee EEnnvviirroonnmmeennttaall PPrrootteeccttiioonn AAggeennccyy ((EEPPAA)) TTeesstt MMeetthhoodd 11003300 ttoo ddeetteerrmmiinnee wwhheeththeerrtthhee wwaassttee wwililll burn vigorously or persistently enough to crate a hazard. Wastes with burn rate of 2.2 mllmeters er burn vigorously or persistently enough to create a hazard. Wastes with a burn rate of 2.2 millimeters per Secondogreater ae considered 0 create 3 hazard under this defiiton. Many common waste fore, second or greater are considered to create a hazard under this definition. Many common waste forms, Such 25 rag an fier materials, may ely ol his test. your waste sn a orm which canbentoestted such as rags and filter materials, may likely fail this test. If your waste is in a form which cannot be tested using Method 1030, you st uss othr valable knowecg fo evaluat your wast to determine using Method 1030, you must use other available knowledge to evaluate your waste to determine Whether it bums vigorously and persistently enough to creatae harard whether it burns vigorously and persistently enough to create a hazard. 33337777..00000022 STATE 07230086 STATE 07239986 Examples of sold ignitable hazardous wastes includerags soaked with linseed il, aluminum dust, and phosphorus. Examples of phosphorus. solid ignitable hazardous wastes include rags soaked with linseed oil, aluminum dust, and CCoommpprreesssseedd ggaass AAwwaassttee ccoommpprreesssseedd ggaass sis aann iiggnnittaabbllee hhaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee f,if, wwhheenn nnoott ccoommpprreesssseedd,, iitt wwiilll eeiitthheer:r: + Burn when Burn when mixed mixed at at 13 13 percento percent or les with less with air air; or or HHaass a a flammability flammability range range of of 12 12 percent percent or or more, more, regardlessof regardless of the the lower lower mitlimit. Common examples of compressed gas igitable hazardouswastesinclude acetylene, propane, and the propellant of most commercial and consumer aerosol products Common examples of compressed gas ignitable hazardous wastes propellant of most commercial and consumer aerosol products. include acetylene, propane, and the For more information on managing aerosols,seeMPCA hazardous waste fact sheet #4.00, Managing `Waste Aerosols athuttsp/:/o/uwbpclastiatce.maintions/-hud-0od0. For more information on managing aerosols, see MPCA hazardous waste fact Waste Aerosols at http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw4-00.pdf. sheet #4.00, Managing OOxxiiddiizzeerr cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc Awaste is clasifed as a hazardous waste oxidizer if it either: A waste is classified as a hazardous waste oxidizer if it either: 33.. I1ss ddeeffiinneedd aass aann ooxxiiddiizzeerr uunnddeerr tthhee DDOOTT HHaazzaarrddoouuss MMaateterriiaallss RReegguulalattiioonnss 4. Readily supplies oxygen toachemical reaction o acts similarly to oxygen in a reaction 4. Readily supplies oxygen to a chemical reaction or acts similarly to oxygen in a reaction wHHaaaszztaaerr)ddoouuss wwaassttee ooxxiiddiizzeerrss aeare aassssiiggnneedd tthheehhaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee ccooddee '`DDO00011'' ((tthhee ssaammee ccooddee aass iggnntiatablbele. waste). OOxxiiddiizzeerrss uunnddeerr DDOOTT HHaazzaarrddoouuss MMaatteerriiaallss RReegguullaattiioonnss DDOOTT HHaazzaarrddoouuss MMaateterriiaallss RReegguulalattiioonnss ddeeffiinnee ooxxiiddiizzeerrss aass:: Solids witah mean Sanodlidcselwluitlhosea. mean burning burning time time less less than than or or equal equal to to that that ofa of a 373:7 mixture mixture of of potassium potassium bromate. bromate = aLinqduicdeslltuhloatsespontancously igniteorwhich will ise in pressure faster than a 1:1 mixture of nitric acid and cellulose Liquids that spontaneously ignite or which will rise in pressure faster than a 1:1 mixture of nitric acid and cellulose WWaasstteess tthhaatt rreeaaddiillyy ssuuppppllyy ooxxyyggeenn oorr aacctt ssiimmiillaarrllyy ttoo ooxxyyggeenn iinn ttoo aa cchheemmiiccaall rreeaaccttiioonn Oxidative materials include, but arenot limited to OxidatBivreomminaet,erbiarlosmiantcelusd,ea,nbdupt earrebrnoomtaltimesited to: CBhrioomriinnee,, cbhrioomraatteess,, aanndd ppeerrcbhrloomraatteess + Chromates and dichromates Chlorine, chlorates, and perchlorates CFlhuroorminaetes and dichromates + lFoludionrien,efodates, and periodates NIoitdriincea,ciioddaatneds,baonthd opregraiondicataensd inorganic nitrates + ONxiytrgicena,ciodzaonned,booxtihdeosr,gaannidcbaontdhionrogragnaincicannditrianteorsganic peroxides + OPexrybgoernat, eosz,opnee,rmoaxindgeasn, aatned,bpoethrtohergnaatneics,anadndinpoerrgsaunfiactpeesroxides `While Pyoeurbmoraaytecs,ompmeormnlanygfainndatiensf,opremarrthieonnaatebosu, taandprpoedruscutl'fastesstatus as an oxidizer in a Material Safety W DahtaileSyhoeeutm(aMySDcSo)momootnhlyerfinpdroidnufoctrmtaertiaotnuraeb,ourtema epmrobdeurctt'hsatstaabtussenacseaon foaxsidpiezceifriicnwaarMnaitnegritahlaStaafety product is an oxidizer Data Sheet (MSDS) or product is an oxidizer is notevidence tha the product is not a hazardous waste oxidizer. other product literature, remember that absence of a specific warning is not evidence that the product is not a hazardous waste oxidizer. that a CCoorrrroossiivvee cchhaarraaccteterriissttiicc hIInnygMMrioinnsnnceeospsoiotctaa,s,olooinndllywyallsiiqtquueiidsdssthaaarrtee mssuaubbyjjeeaccbttsttooorbeevveaanllouuauatgtiihoonnwaffotorerrccootrrorrobosseiivctityoy;;mahheoowwqeeuvvieedrr,,dyuyrooiuungmmuauscstctueemnnussluuarrteeiotthhnaatotr hygroscopic solid wastes that may absorb enough water to become a liquid during accumulation or Pagnsofs way 2011 er 33337777..00000033 STATE 07230087 STATE 07239987 ttsrrsaasnngssnppeoordrtthaaarzrearaaldlssooouseevvwaaallsuutaaetteecddoffdooerr DtthOheeOZccoorrrroossiivvee characteristic characteristic. All All corrosive corrosive hazardous hazardous wastes wastes are are AawssaisgtneedishahzaazradroduosuswfaostethceooderrDo00s2e. characteristic it A + Av acquecus waste waste is hazardous for (th2e0 percent or morewater] corrosive characteristic iHfaitviis:nag pH of 2 or bes, o 12. or mares or AAnnyaoqtuheeorusuwiadstteha(t20wiplecrcoernrot doer smtoer!e fwasatteerr)thhaanvingnacpHpeorfy2eaor.r less, or 12.5 or more; or Any other liquid that will IEsxbaomrpaloersyofachidasz.ardous wastes Examples of hazardous wastes displaying the corrode steel displaying the corosve characteristic include faster than inch per year. corrosive characteristic include ferric ferric chioride chloride and and laboratory acids. RReeaaccttiivvee cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc RSRieetaaucactttiiivvoeenshh.aaRzzeaaarrcddtooiuuvsse wwhaaaszstateerssdoiinunscclluwuaddseetwweasassatteerss attshhsaaittgmnmeaadyyheeaxxzppallroodddoeeuosorwarreesllteeeaassceeotdtooerxi`iccD0ffu0u3mm.eess in in common common waste waste Awase is situations. hRaezaacrtdivoeushafzoarrdtohursewacatsitveeschaarreacatsesriigsnteidc fhazardous waste code 'D003'. A 1s waste nisorhmaazlalrydouunsstfaobrltehaenrdearcetaivdeycuhnadraercgteoreissticvioiflietn:t changewithoutdetonating Resetsviolent with wter Is normally unstable and readily undergoes violent change without detonating FRoeramctsspvoiotleennttilyalweixthplwosaitveer mitures with water RFeolrmeassepsotteoxnitciaflulymeesxpilonsdivaengmerixotuusreqsuawntitihtiwesawtehren mixed with water Releases toxic fumes in dangerous quantities when mixed with 15.e3xcpyoasneiddteo:pohrcsolnfdiidtei-obnesabrientgweweanst2.e0 aanndre1l2e.a5ses toric fumes Is a cyanide- or sulfide-bearing waste and releases toxic fumes in dangerous water in dangerous quantities quantities when when exposed to pH conditions between 2.0 Icocnafpianbelmeenotf detonation or explosion Is capable of detonation or explosion if subjected and 12.5 subjected 0to 3strongitiaing a strong initiating source source or or Heated heated under under 1acIssnordrneepfaairnddeieisllmyysueccraanepptaabbllee of of detonation detonation or or explosive explosive decompositn decomposition or or reaction reaction at at standard standard temperature temperature 1a5n2d Dpirveisssounre1.1, 12, 0 1.3 o forbidden explosive under DOT Hazardous eaters Regulations Is a Division 1.1, 1.2, or 1.3 or forbidden explosive under DOT Hazardous Materials Regulations Cacoidmmnodnceyaxnaimdpel.ecsonotfaihnaiznagrdloautsinvgassotluetidoinssp.laying th reactive characteristic nude crystalled pie Common examples of hazardous wastes displaying the reactive characteristic include crystallized picric acid and cyanide-containing plating solutions. TTooxxiicc ((ttooxxiicciittyy)) cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc toxic hatardous waste waste that wil leach onof4Dcontaminants at a concentration greater A toxic hazardous waste is a waste that will leach one of 40 contaminants at a concentration greater `ththaann tthhee tthhrreesshhoolldd ccoonncceennttrraattiioonn ggiivveenn iinn MMiinnnn.. RRuulleess 77004455..00113311,, SSuubbpp.. 88 ((aallssoo sseeee ppaaggee sseevveenn).). AA ttooxxiicc atardous wastes sssigned hazardous waste code based on the leachable contaminant. hazardous waste is assigned a hazardous waste code based on the leachable contaminant. Examples of wastes commonly hazardous for th toxity characteristic include used parts washer Examples of wastes commonly hazardous for the toxicity characteristic include used parts washer ssoollvveenntt aanndd ppaaiinnttss ccoonnttaaiinniinngg '`hheeaavvyy'' ((ttooxxiicc)) mmeettaall ppiiggmmeenntsts.. TTooxxiicciittyy CChhaararactceteririssttiicc LLeeaacchhiinngg PPrroocceedduurree ((TTCCLLPP)) TTPhhroeectteeedssutrtteoo(eeTvCvaPl)ua,altTehuiaswawtaatesssttetesiffomourrlttahhteeesttoocxxoiinccdiittiyyticcohhnaasrraatchctaetertirmisstatiiycc oiscttchhueeTrrTwiioctxhiicitintyy.CCahhanradarcaitcetreairnsidsttiiaccssLLeeesaasccehhsiinnaggwaste's rppPoaortonteecsnneptdtioiaaurlrltetrtoo,(TollCeeaLacPcahh)n. aaTanhttaooilsxxyiittceciscccatoolsnniattmabauommrilaiannttaeaonsnrttcytoinmntoaodyitssiouuprnreffsraafcctoeherawwmtaatsmshttaeeeyTooCorrrLcPgco.ruourWunwnhdidtihwwinatathtaeearrl,ae. nYYidosoufuni,l,ol yyarooneuduqrruaihhsraasezezrasansrreeddnsootuuatssowwwuasassstteetee's ctcsrceearrnnteisfdfipeieotddarttbleaiorbo,rnoaorptrarotaoorngryyra,a,nmtta.hhleyetFiMMcoiarinml anelasezbisoosotrataaantcoDDereeypfpamiarnradttyimmnepgenenatrtnfoooMfrfmDHHHee-tahaaleltcthhrTeC((MdLMPiDD.tHHeW))dhmmlilaeabianothrtaaetirinoesryiasa,nvnvocoooltnluurtnenatqtcaaautrriytryehialmeabboMernonPartCatttAoosorrouyyfsethae jraccreditation program. For assistance finding an MDH-accredited laboratory, contact the MPCA or the +MDH. SSCooolnlidtiawwmiansataenstasasrenethssuutbbfjelesecetatecehddasttoeaa leteahacechnhiicnnoggmttpeeasstrt euudssiinongg taahnneaatchidcreicshssooollluudtstiioosnnp,e.cTTihhfieeedccooinnnccTeaebnnlttreart1aiootnnioopfnf ag8oef contaminants in the leachate is then compared to the thresholds specified in Table 1 tthhirsefsahctodshceoetn.cenTthreatwioans.t fs hazardous contaminant present nth leachatea this fact sheet. The waste is hazardous ira contaminant is present in the leachate at or hove on page or above the8 of the threshold concentration. 33337777..00000044 STATE 07230088 STATE 07239988  Liquid wastes (contain less than 0.5 percent fiterabl solids) are tested directly by comparing the cLoiqnuciedntwraasttieosn (ocfocnotanitnamleisnsatnhtasni0n.t5hpeewracsetnet tfioltethraebtlehrseoshliodlsd)sarsepetceisftieedd dinirTeacbtllye b1yocnopmapgare8in.gTthhee concentration of contaminants in the waste to wcaonscteentisrahtaizoanrdous if a contaminant is present waste is hazardous if a contaminant is present in the waste a the thresholds in the waste at or above specified or above the threshold in Table :i on page the threshold 8. The Acmounlcetnitprhaatiosne.waste containing both sold and liquid components i separated and each `cAcocodmomemu(ppsloot)in-npdeehennatttesttreeemsswittenaededsdteaassfcoaarobbnaootnvvayeein..cinToTmghhpeeboeeonnnetthntiitrrsee.olmmiduulatltnii--dpphhliaaqssuiiiccd wwcaoasmstteepoiisns eaasnssstsiiggninseesddettphhaeerahhtaeazdzaaarrdndodouuessawwcahassttee code(s) determined for any component. EEvvaalluuaattiinngg ffoorr tthhee ttooxxiicciittyy cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc `'bbyy kknnoowwlleeddggee'' uussiinngg aa MMaatteerriiaall SSaaffeettyy DDaattaa SShheeeett "TmTahhneeummfoaoscstttuccrooemrmsmmotoonnlmlyyeeaatvvaariaelabqblulieertteeemccehhnnntiisccaaollfddtoohcceuuUmmse.enntOtcffcoourrpammtaainnoyynapplrroSodadueuctctystasisnttdhhHeeeMMalSStDDhSSAdppmrrieenppiaasrrteerddatbbiyyon (OSHA). pUmUnenafrfoncoreurtntfuautncnaftaoturtereleclyryas,,rtooconnillmyyneohhegaatzzeaarnaerrsrddqeo)ouuuirrsseeqmccuooeinnrnsstettsidittuotueofebnnthettsselppUirrs.eeStses.deeOnontcntacatuatnpaaaMcctioSoonDnncSacebelnnytSrtaraafFteetitidoyoennraanooldfof OoHnSneeeHaAlpptheeRrerAccgeudelnnmatttinoioorirsnsmmtr.oaortrTieeohni((s00(..mO11 iSHtAs). mpearncyenttimfoerschairgchinerogtehnasn)aanrye orfeqthueireTdCLtPo hbaezalirstdeodusonwaasnteMSthDrSesbhoyldFse.deral OSHA Regulations. This limit is many times higher than any of the TCLP hazardous waste thresholds. Therefoa rtoexi,c contaminant maybepresent in a product at concentrations that would make the product hazardous for the toxicity characteristic withoutbeing listed on the MSDS at al. In addition, Therefore, a toxic contaminant may be present in a product at concentrations that would make the product hazardous for the toxicity characteristic without being listed on the MSDS at all. In addition, ppprrroooddduuuccctttsss tuthhsaaettdddaoos nnsoootltvcceoonnnttstaaoiinrn caalnneyyancceroosnn.ttaaSmmoi,innfaaornn:ttss mmaayy ppiicckk uupp ttooxxiicc ccoonnttaammiinnaannttss dduurriinngg uussee,, ppaarrttiiccuullaarrllyy products used as solvents or cleaners. So, for: Products that wil be cPonrotdaumcitnsatthiaotnw~ilyl obue disposed dmiasypoosneldy ofwithout oeflwy iothnoeuxpt being lbiceiitngs used, or whose tuasteedm,eontr swhinoasne use would not MusSeDwSoourldotnheort reasonably result in rperaosdouncatbelyraretsuurltein cScstotoaannttcitineanngmgtarainappatrritoioooddnnuulcc-tetysddoootuheeassmnnnahoyotatozccnaoolrnyndttoraaeuiinlsny wttoooanxxsiiteccexccptoolhinncrttieatasmmshoitialnndtaaesnn.mttsesnootrrsooinnllyaynccooMnnSttaaDiiSnnssorttoooxxtiihcceccroopnnrttoaadmmuiinncatannlitttsesraaatttuaare cPorondcuecnttsratthioatnwlieslsbtehaunsehdazaanrddotuhsenwdaisstpeotsherdesohfold~syo.u may not use an MSDS to evaluate a rKPreenrssoouudwllulttiicenntdgsggwwtehaaatsstthteewa ifftlolohrrbettehwheauessttetoodexxiidaccnoiittdeyystcchnhheaoarntaraccdtcoiestnrepitrsoaitsisitnecic.dt.ooYYxioofc-uuycmmoounuutssatmtmippaneyaernnfotrosrtm.fuasoaeTTraCCnLLmPPMttSeeDsstSt ofto or rely on other evaluate a rely on other knowledge that the waste does not contain toxic contaminants. `'RRuullee ooff 2200"' The TCLP can be expensive. Sold wastes, and the sold component ofmultphase wastes, may be TeelevhvaaaecllhuTuaaCatttLeeeP,ddyc((aoaanutt lblmeeeaaassyettxtpinnefesitttniaaslaisllvlyoye])l.iuuSdssoiiwnlniadggswttthheaees(t`'etotoostt,caaolalsns'ns'dutteletsthstt.ea.vsaSSoiiillnniadccbeelcetothhm deeopcTTouCCnmLLeePPnntttteeaosstttfimoiinnnvu,voltolsiv-lupevchsehaasas2se2200aw--nffaoosMlldtSdeDsidS,it)lum,ittaioooynnbooeff tthhee leachate, you may test a solid waste (or consult available documentation, such as an MSDS), to wdaestteer.miTnheent:he maximum total concentraofttioxoinc contaminants that may be present inthe solid determine the maximum total concentration of toxic contaminants that may be present in the solid waste. Then: ctIfohtnhceeentttoorttaaaltliccooonnncfceoenrnttrthraaatttiioocnnonfftooarrmaainnnyayncctoo,nnyttaoammuiimnnaaanynttaiis selesssssttthhhuaaennwma22s00tettieimmeeisssnttohhteehhhaaazzzaaarrrdddooouuusssfwworaaststhteaettthhrreesshhoolldd ccoonntcaemnitnraantito.n for that contaminant, you may assume the waste is not hazardous for that + cIfotnhteamtoitnaalncto.ncentration fo a contaminant is 20 times or more than the hazardous waste wttIhfahtrrsheetessehhtooohlaltddazlacccroodonnocncuecensentnotrrtarartatititoihoonanntffcofooorrnrttthahaaamcttionccnaootnnanttmt.aamimniainnnaatnntist,, you must either 20 times or more you must either perform the TCLP or than the hazardous perform the TCLP or consider waste consider tthhee Liquidwwaasstteeshamzaayrdnooutsbfeoretvhaalut actoendtaumsiinngatnht.e Rule of 20. Liquid wastes may not be evaluated using the 'Rule of 20'. LLeetthhaall cchhaarraacctteerriissttiicc ALLewetathhsaaltiliettyyissishaaazcchaharardraoacuctseterfiriossrttiitcchsseppelceeictfihfiaicclitttooy cMMhiainnrnanecetsseoortitaas,t,iaaclltfthhotousuggohrhasslooommeedeoorttmhhaeelrr msstetaadttieeassnhhaalevvteehassliimmdioillasarrecc(llaLaDsssSsiOiff)iiccoaarttioionnss. Ainwhaalsatteioins hmaezdairadnoulsetfhoalr cthoencleentthraaltitiyocnh(aLrCa5c0t)ersisltiecssiftihtsanortahleohradzearrmdoaul smweadsiatne tlehtrheashlodlod.seL(eLtDhaSl0) or hazardous inhalation hazardous wastes median wastes are assigned hazardous waste lethal concentration (LCS0) is are assigned hazardous waste code `MNO'. less than the hazardous code 'M N0:1'. waste threshold. Lethal EExxaammpplleess ooff wwaasstteess pharmaceuticals. 1 oofwfttaeesnntddeiissippsllhaaayyziinanggrdtthohueesllefeotthhaatllhiitteyy lccehhtahararalacicttyetercirhissatrtiiaccctiinenrccillusutddiece,ppyoooiissuoonnmssu,,sptpeeslststiicctiiddheeess,N, aaOnndLd ssoommee pharmaceuticals. If a waste is hazardous for the lethality characteristic, you must list the MN01 Passer ay 2011 has 33337777..00000055 STATE 07230080 STATE 07239989 hazardous waste ode onthe uniform hazardous waste manifest a5 an of the six hazardous waste choadzeasrdwohuesnwyaostueschoidpetoonfthsieteufnoirfodrimspohsaalz.ardous waste manifest as one of the six hazardous waste codes when you ship it off site for disposal. HHaazzaarrddoouuss wwaassttee tthhrreesshhoollddss ffoorr ththe lleetthhaalliittyy cchhaarraaccteteririssttiicc aarree:: + 0a LOSO rat) 500milgramper kilogram (mg/kg) Oral LD50 (rat) 500 milligram per kilogram (mg/kg) IDDneehrrammlaaatlliLoLnDDSLS0C5((0rraa(bbbrbiait)t)) 11000000 mmgg/k/kgg. IndhuaslattmioinskLC2S0000(ramit)lligrams per cubic meoftai (emg/rm) ~ gdasu/svt/ampiosrt 2000 1000 milligrams per cubic meter parts per million (ppm) of air (mg/m3) TTthooahtheeillnp~pdyiygocoaauuste/eevtvavaapllohuuaraat1twaee0a0wws0tatasespttaemertffsoorbrpaettehrheelmeytlliehlelattilohh.analliFi(ttopyyrpccmthhha)aerraaIccsttteerariinssdttiicmc,ottrhheee iPMnPfCoCArAmahhtaaissonccooammbpopiuillteeddthaa ileissttthooafflaattyttrribbuutteess that indicate that a waste may be lethal. For the list and more information about the lethality ctharoactefrisutic.,sesetMtPeCmAnhuaszpaurbdloiucsatwiaosntse f2ac-t0s5he.et9#12..05, The Lethality Characteristic availabe characteristic, see MPCA hazardous waste fact sheet #2.05, The Lethality Characteristic, available aatt http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw2-05.pdf. Contact information Contact information Your metropolitan county an the MPCA have staff availabe to answer waste management questions Your metropolitan county and the MPCA have staff available to answer waste management questions. or more information, contact your metrapolitan countyhazardouswaste office or yournearest MPCA For more information, contact your metropolitan county hazardous waste office or your nearest MPCA regional hazardous waste staff. For information about waste reduction, contact the Minnesota Technical regional hazardous waste staff. For information about waste reduction, contact the Minnesota Technical Assistance Program. Assistance Program. Metro County Hazardous Waste Offices Metro County Hazardous Waste Offices Anoka rn, TEA227093 Anoka ....................................... 763-422-7093 Carver 952.361.1800 Carver ....................................... 952-361-1800 Dakota. LI esses Dakota ...................................... 952-891-7557 HEED oreo. S12.348.3777 Hennepin .................................. 612-348-3777 Ramsey von 651-266-1199 Ramsey ..................................... 651-266-1199 SCO rooms 952-496.8475 Scott .......................................... 952-496-8475 WSShIOBION rrr SS1-A306655, Washington ............................... 651-430-6655 WWeebb ssiitetess.... ...... hhttttpp::///w/wwwww..ccoo..[c[coouunnttyy]]..mmnn..uuss Minnesota Technical Assistance Program Minnesota Technical Assistance Program TO (68... 18002470015 Toll free .................................. 1-800-247-0015 MEO ccs S12-620-1300 Metro ........................................ 612-624-1300 Web ite .......tomof tapuu md Web site ............ http://www.mntap.u mn.edu MMiinnnneessoottaa PPoolllluuttiioonn CCoonnttrrooll AAggeennccyy Tollfree al offices) 1.800.657.3864 Toll free (all offices) ............... 1-800-657-3864 BACT ror 218.828.2092 Brainerd .................................... 218-828-2492 Detrot Lakes, nears Detroit Lakes .............................. 218-847-1519 DUD cose 218-723-4650 Duluth ....................................... 218-723-4660 MBNKGLD ss SOT-389:5577 Mankato .................................... 507-389-5977 Marshall... S07-537.7145 Marshall .................................... 507-537-7146 ROChEStr...veorn S07-285.7343 Rochester ................................... 507-285-7343 st paul 651.296.6300 St. Paul ...................................... 651-296-6300 WISE nn 320.214.3786 Willmar ..................................... 320-214-3786 Web ite oon itp urn pea state mus Web site ............. http://www, pca.state, m n.us Panels 33337777..00000066 wovzon | was STATE 07230990 STATE 07239990 TTaabbllee 11.. MMaaxxiimmuumm ccoonncceennttrraattiioonn ooff HwHaaazszatarerddcooouudsse Contaminant wage code Contaminant 000%. srsenic 00sDO04 BAarrsieunmic DDo0t0s5 BBeanzrieunme. 0D000168. CaBetnmzeunem ooDiO0s6 CCaardbmoinumtetrachloride 0D002109 Chlordane Carbon tetrachloride D0DO2210 CChhiloorrdoabneenzene o0Dz0221 CChhiloorroofboernmz.ene 00D00272 Chromium Chloroform 00DO2037 oCchrreosmolium ooDz02e3 mo-cCrreessooll 00D20s24 pmc-rCerseoslol 00D20s2.5 Cresol p-Cresol DD010266. 240 Cresol 00D02176 12L,44-DDidlorobenzene. 0D0022s7 11.,42 -DDiicchholorrooebtehnaznee.ne 0D002298 1L,L2D-Dicichholrooreotehthyiaenne ooo D029 24Diirotoivene 1,1-Dichloroethylene ooDOr320 Endiin 2,4-Dinitrotoluene D0D03112 HEenpdtrainchlor (an its epoxide) D0D03321 Hecachiorobenzene Heptachlor (and its epoxide) 0D003332 HHeaecxahciholroorobbuetnazdeineene DDo0s33s Hewchiorosthane Hexachlorobutadiene 0D000384 LeasHexachloroethane ooDOt038 lLienaddane 00sD013 MeLrincduarnye DDoOs0e9 MeMtheorcxuyrcyhior 0D0301s4 MeMtehthyolxeytchhyllorketone 00D03365. Nitrbenzene Methyl ethyl ketone 0D003376 PeNntitrroabcehnizoernoephencl DDo0s3s7 . Pyridine Pentrachlorophenol D0D1003.8 SePlyernidiinuem ootDO10 Siver Seleniu m ozsD011 TSeiltveesr chloroethyine oss D039 Totaphene Tetrachloroethylene 00D04105. TrTcohxiaoprhoeentehyiene DosDO40 2T4ri,c5hTlorriocehtihoyrleopnheencl ooDs0421 242,,46,5T-Triricchholorroopphheennco!l ooD10472 24,579 (sive) 2,4,6-Trichlorophenol ooDs0137 Vinyl corde 2,4,5-TP (Silvex) D043 Vinyl chloride ccoonnttaam miinnaannttss ffoorr tthhee ash CAS # 040352 7440-38-2 7000-39-3 7440-39-3 naz 71-43-2 0a0-435 7440-43-9 56235 56-23-5 57-789 57-74-9 108-50-7 108-90-7 7-653 67-66-3 00-413 7440-47-3 95-187 95-48-7 108-354 108-39-4 106-445 106-44-5 9e47e57 94-75-7 106-467 106-46-7 107-062 107-06-2 75350 75-35-4 21102 121-14-2 72-208 72-20-8 [rare 76-44-8 nee 118-74-1 51-653 87-68-3 7-121 67-72-1 39-521 7439-92-1 58-899 58-89-9 39-576 7439-97-6 72.435 72-43-5 78-933 78-93-3 98-953 98-95-3 7-855 87-86-5 110-861 110-86-1 Tmas2 7782-49-2 7ma0224 7440-22-4 1-184 127-18-4 so01-35-2 8001-35-2 75-016 79-01-6 95-952 95-95-4 88-052 88-06-2 93721 93-72-1 75014 75-01-4 toxicity characteristic toxicity characteristic Maximum Maximum concentration (mg/l) concentration (mg/L) 505.0 1000 100.0 050.5 101.0 os0.5 003 0.03 1000 100.0 606.0 505.0 2000 200.0 2000 200.0 2000 200.0 2000 200.0 10010.0 757.5 0s0.5 010.7 0130.13 000.02 0008 0.008 0130.13 0s0.5 303.0 505.0 040.4 020.2 10010.0 2000 200.0 202.0 1000 100.0 505.0 101.0 505.0 010.7 0s0.5 os0.5 000 400.0 202.0 101.0 020.2 PageTots [ ay 20m whiz 04 33337777..00000077 Notes Notes 7 7 181,8 181,8 11 181,8 11 a4 168 1,6,8 58 1,6,8 1681,6,8 168 1,6,8 11 11 131,3 22 22 11,3 111 11 191,9 11 181,8 181,8 1381,3,8 55 21,8 22 181,8 1 1 STATE 07230001 STATE 07239991 EExxppllaannaattiioonn ooff TTaabbllee 11 nnootteess 1. 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TTthhhoeosuuegghchottnhhteeamMMiininnannneetsssootmtaaayRRuuhllaeessveddooqunnaonottticctooantntitaaoininnmttihhitisssaagnn-nnoaotttaeatrtiiootnnh,,antthhteehFeFeehddaeezrraaalrldRRoeeugsguwulalaastttiioeonnssthnnrooettseehotthlhdaatt cthoencseentcroanttiaomn.inTahnetsqmuaanytihtaavteioqnuiamnititiastitohne llimowietsstgcreoancteerntthraatniothnethhaatzcaardnobues rwealisatbelythmreeasshuorlded Twwciohittenhhciisnenpenssctpipreafecitcciioiffqniieue.addTntmhliimeittiaqtstsuioaoonnf tpplirteraeevctecilioissnsiioondlnimaaeinntddtisaaetcchcceruurrlbmoaacwyciyyceuddsnruturrecrieionnndnggtcrreaooncuuctttreiianpnteteioleanldabbtoihornataraettrtoco-ralrynyaobbpooeerparertaeroatlritiayinnbsggltyuccdmooinneedsdiatisotiiuroo,rnnesisd.n. Tthhee asbpseecnifciceqoufasnuctihtastitoundielesv,eils iisvedettiemrmesintehde ebsytcabulrireshnetdamccienpitemdumindteetr-elcatbioornamtoirty for ach studies or, in cttchohoenrntetaasabmhmisonelinadnancctneo.tn.ocfeIIfsnfuttthrcheahetccsiuutournrdrr,eeietnnshtt,eqqnisuuatfanihvnteeititqttaauimtatiinoeotnsnittIlahimmteiiiotetnssistmaggibrreeltiasathbteeeerrdcttohmhmaaeinnnsimttthhhueeemssettfadaftteeeectddetichhvtaiaeozznhaaarrlzddimaooruuitdssofowwuarsassetwetaae.scthe: threshold threshold threshold concentration. concentration, concentration. then the quantitation limit becomes the effective hazardous waste 4. gWWeaanssettreeasstcecodonnfttraaioinnmpiinnrggocccehhsrrosomemsiiuuumsminwwghhieiccxhchluiissieevxxecclllyuussoiirvveenlleyyaroolrrynneeexaacrlrlluyysieevxxecclllyuusstirivvieevlalyylettnrrtiivvcaahllerennottmwwihuhiimcchhanaadrreedo not egggneeevnnnieeerrrroaaantttmeeeedhnhetferxsxoa.amvvaalpleernontcteccshhsrreoosmmuiisuuimnmg are not D007 hazardous wastes f managed in non-oxidizing exclusively or nearly exclusively trivalent chromium and do are not D007 hazardous wastes if managed in non-oxidizing not environments. 5. SSrieilvcveyercr-l-cecodonnmttaaaiyinniibnneggmxxa-rrnaaayygaaennddduppnhhdooettrooggrrreaadppuhhciieccdffirilmlemquaainnrddemssellnuutddsgg.ee fFfrrooommthsseiilvreeerrdurrecececoodvvreeerrqyyuuuinnriiettsmsewwnhhtisiccfhhorwwiillllbbee: pprPehhhcoooytttcooolggegrrdraaappmphhhaiiiyccc bwaweanasdsmttXeea-nrmmaaayganenWadaaggsueetmnmeedneeatnrt,tr,hesstdeeuteecpeMM:dPP/CCr/eAAwquhhoiaarczezaamarrsedtdaonotuutes.ss.mwwFiaaosrstutteesh/effpaaurccebttdlssuchhcaeeeteedittor##ne44sq../44uu56i-r,,ehMMumadaen-nn4aat6gsgioifnnlogg.r Photographic and X-ray Waste at http://www.pca.state, mn.us/publications/w-hw4-46.pdf. 6. theconcentraotfeiaocnh form of resolcannotbe diferetnhetntiheatottael des,ol uccIfsootennhdcce,eenctntohtrrenaacthtieiaoonznntarrammdutiuoossutntsbboweefaesuuatssceeehddcofttoonorcmeeevnvataolrlfuuacaatrtiteeeosntothhlteehcrawweansasnhstooetelt.d.beIfifsdtt2hhi0fef0emttroegot/ntaLatli.arctereesdso,ollthcceoonnncctehenenttrtraoatttaiioolnncrmmeususostlt bbee used, the hazardous waste concentration threshold is 200mg/L. 7. AArresrsqeeuniniricce-tmtrreeenaatttseedwdiwwtohoooouddt wwdaeaststeteremddiiinssippnoogssewedhdeootffhaaeffrtteetrr slstetrrauuccchtteuusrraaalrlsuuesnsieec.mmaaTyyrebbaeetemmdaawnnoaaoggeedddwauusnntddeeerrthrreaetdduuiscceedd sddrteiisrsqpupucooitsrsueeermddaleoaonfrftsaaseffnttweeirircthtaaornneyuyatootdttehhedeeterwrrouumsosieednimmnmugaussnwttahgbbeeeetmeheevvenaartlluiu,taalsteteeeadedchfMfueulPslllyyC.a.ArsFFehooranrzittchah.reeTdrroreeeuaddstuuewccdaeesdwdtoerreoefqdqauucwitirreasemshmteeeeennttthtss#a4fft.oo6irrs7, TsrtreuactteudraWloaords:enUics-et,reDaitsepdoswalo,oadnmd Aalntaegrenmaetnets, orsee BMuPsiCnAeshsaezsaartdous waste fact sheet #4.67, Thretattepd sW.oopda:.Usstea,tDe imsnpo.ussa/l,oaunbldiAcaltteironnast/ivwe-shwfdo-r6B7,upsdinfe.sses at http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw4-67.pdf. 8. WWreaagsastrteedssleccsoosnnottfaaiitnnhiienngcgottnhhciisesncctoornnatttaaimmoininnoaafnnttthmemaacyoynmmteaeemeittnttahhneet,ddeedfefiipnnieittniiodoninnoogffoFFni-lsitsthteeeiddr hhiaanzztaaerrndddooeuudssowrwaaascsttteeual use. rFFHeoaogrzraammrrdoodlreroeesussiinonWfffoaotrshrmtmeaeatctaiiootonnnhctooentnnptttrh:ahe/etio/FFnwsL.otisof,t,csthaseeeseetcaMoMtnPPetCCamAmnA.ihhunasaa/zznpaaturr,bdddlooeiuucpssaetwwniadaosisnnttsgee/yffoauancc-thtth2ss-ehh0eier0ee.itntptd##ef22n...0d000e,,dFFLoiLrsisattcootfufal use. Hazardous Waste at http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw2-00.pdf. 9. FlFallumuoposrre,essaccneednnttmaaennrcdduhhriyigg-hhc--oiinnnttteeannisnsiiittnyygdddiiessvccihhcaaerrsgg,eeslluaacmmhppsas,s, tsshuueccrhhmaaossstnnaeetoosnn,,,tsshooeddriimuuommmvevatapepororsr,,,aaannndddmpmerreescrscuuurrreyy.vvaappoorr gglraaaemuudggpueecsss,e,,dawwnrhdheiiqccmuhhierwwrceooumuuerlylndd-tcsbboeenastUUaUi1nn15iin1vgeoorrdrseaDDlv00icW00ea99ss,thheaassuzz.caahrrMddeaoosruucssthuwwerayrasmstitsoeensssotafftootscrr,ommntehsereircdrcumeurrroyey,md, mmeaatnaeyyresxbb,eeeammmnpdatannpsaarcgegreseasddpumuureenntddaee.rr hrFFeaoodzrruammrcoedorodreeurseiinwqnfafuoosirrrm tememaatfteiiaoncotnntssaahabbesooeuUutttn#iUU4vn.eni6riv2vse,earrlUssWnaaillavWWseatreassssat.tleeMWssaeaasrnnctdduerttyahhteeisiirrnmmoatancnaoagngseeimmdeeenrnettdrraeenqquueiixrreeemmmeepnntttsss,c,rsaseepeemMMePPtaCClAA. hazardous waste fact sheet #4.62, Universal Waste at http://www.pca.state.mn.us/publications/w-hw4-62.pdf. Pagnsols 33337777..00000088 ay 2011 er STATE 07230052 STATE 07239992