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National Survey of
OMB No. 20600075 Expires November 1969
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NOTE: ALL FACIUTIES NEED TO COMPLETE THIS QUESTIONNAIRE
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These waste description codes were developed specifically for this survey to supplement the descriptions listed with the RCRA and other waste codes. (These waste description codes are not regulatory definitions.)
WASTE DESCRIPTION COPES FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE DESCRIBED BY A SINGLE RCRA F, K, P, OR U WASTE CODE
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ADI Spent solvent (F0O1-FOOA NOW) A02 Other organic liquid (F001-F005, K086)
A03 Still bottom (F001-F005, K066) A04 Other organic sludge (F001-F005, KD86)
AOS Wastewater or aqueous mixture
A06 Contaminated soli or cleanup residue A07 Other F or K paste, exactly as described A08 Concentrated ofFspec or discarded
product A00 Empty containers
Exactly as described" means that the waste matches the description of the RCRA waste code
AiO Incinerator ash All Solidified treatment residue A12 Other treatment residue (specify in the
answer space provided) A13 Other untreated waste (specify in the
answer space provided)
WASTE DESCRIPTION CODES FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE DESCRIBED BY A SINGLE RCRA D OR X WASTE CODE* OR THAT DESCRIBED BY MORE THAN ONE RCRA OR)( WASTE CODE
INORGANIC LIQUIDS--Waste that is primarily inorganic and highly fluid (e.g., aqueous), with low suspended inorganic solids and low organic contant.
B01 Aqueous waste with low solvents B02 Aqueous waste with low other toxic
organics BOS Spent acid with metals B04 Spent acid without metals BOS Acidic aqueous waste BOS Caustic solution with metals but no
cyanides B07 Caustic solution with metals and cyanides 808 Caustic solution with cyanides but no
metals B09 Spent caustic BIO Caustic aqueous waste B11 Aqueous waste with reactive sulfides B12 Aqueous waste with other reactivss (e.g.,
explosives) B13 Other aqueous waste with high dissolved
solids B14 Other aqueous waste with low dissolved
solids BIS Scrubber water B16 Leachate B17 Waste liquid mercury B18 Other inorganic liquid (specify in the
answer space provided)
INORGANIC SLUDGES--Waste that is primar ily inorganic, with moderate-to-high water content and low organic content; pumpabie.
B19 Lime sludge without metals B20 Lime sludge with metals/metal hydroxide
sludge B21 Wastewater treatment sludge with toxic
organics B22 Other wastewater treatment sludge B23 Untreated plating sludge without cyanides B24 Untreated plating sludge with cyanides 825 Other sludge with cyanides B26 Sludge with reactive sulfides B27 Sludge with other reactives B28 Degreasing sludge with metal scale or
filings B29 Air pollution control device sludge (e.g.t
fly ash, wet scrubber sludge) B30 Sediment or lagoon dragout contaminated
with organics B31 Sediment or lagoon dragout contaminated
with inorganics only B32 Drilling mud
B33 B34 B35
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Asbestos slurry or sludge Chloride or other brine sludge Other inorganic sludge (specify in the answer space provided)
INORGANIC SOLIOS-Waste that is primarily inorganic and solid, with low organic content and low-to-moderate water content; not pumpabie.
836 Soil contaminated with organics B37 Soil contaminated with inorganics only B38 Ash, slag, or other residue from
incineration of wastes B39 Other "dry" ash, slag, or thermal
residua 840 "Ory" lima or metal hydroxide solids
chemically "fixed" B41 "Dry" lime or metal hydroxide solids not
"fixed" B42 Metal scale, filings, or scrap B43 Empty or crushed metal drums or
containers B44 Batteries or battery parts, casings, cores B45 Spent solid filters or adsorbents B46 Asbestos solids and debris B47 Metal-cyanids salts/chemicals B48 Reactive cyanide salts/chemicals B49 Reactive sutflde salts/chemicais B50 Other reactive satts/chemicais B51 Other metai aalta/chemicals B52 Other waatej inorganic chemicals B53 Lab packs of old chemicals only B54 Lab packs of debris only B55 Mixed lab packs B56 Other inorganic solids (specify in the
answer space provided)
INORGANIC GASES--Waste that is primarily inorganic with a low organic content and is a gas at atmospheric! pressure.
B57 Inorganic gases
ORGANIC LIQUIDS--Waste that is primarily organic and is highly fluid, with low inorganic solids contant and (ow-to-moderste water content.
B58 Concentrated solvent-water solution B59 Halogenateq (e.g., chlorinated) solvent B60 Nonhalogenated solvent B61 Halogenated/nonhalogenated solvent
mixture B62 Oil-water emulsion or mixture
B63 Waste oil B64 Concentrated aqueous solution of other
organics B65 Concentrated phenolics B66 Organic paint, ink, lacquer, or varnish B67 Adhesives or axpoxies B68 Paint thinner or petroleum distillates B69 Reactive or polymerizable organic liquid B70 Other organic liquid (specify in the
answer space provided)
ORGANIC SLUDGES--Waste that is primarily organic, with low-to-moderate inorganic solids content and water content; pumpabie.
B71 Still bottoms of halogenated (e.g., chlori nated) solvents or other organic liquids
B72 Still bottoms of nonhalogenated solvents or other organic liquids
B73 Oily sludge B74 Organic paint or ink sludge B75 Reactive or polymerizable organics B76 Resins, tars, or tarry sludge 877 Biological treatment sludge 878 Sewage or other untreated biological
sludge B79 Other organic sludge (specify in the
answer space provided)
ORGANIC SOLIDS--Waste that is primarily organic and solid, with low-to-moderate inorganic content and water content; not pumpabie.
B80 Halogenated pesticide solid B81 Nonhalogenated pesticide solid B82 Solid resins or polymerized organics B83 Spent carbon B84 Reactive organic solid B85 Empty fiber or plastic containers B88 Lab packs of old chemicals only B87 Lab packs of debris only B88 Mixed lab packs B89 Other halogenated organic solid
(specify in the answer space provided) B90 Other nonhalogenated organic solid
(specify in the answer space provided)
ORGANIC GASES--Waste that is primarily organic with low-to-moderate inorganic content and is a gas at atmospheric pressure.
B91 Organic gases
*A list of X waste codes was developed specifically for ONLY for this survey.
survey. These X codes are not official RCRA waste codes and should be used
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QUESTIONNAIRE GB
Hazardous Waste Characterization
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Read the Instructions booklet BEFORE you answer this questionnaire. The Instructions contain
example questions, lists of RCRA and other waste codes, and other important information you will need to consult as you complete the questions.
ERA needs the detailed waste characterization information requested in this questionnaire to address the following: the treatability of the hazardous waste generated onsite based on the constituents in the waste, the relationship between the constituents in the hazardous waste generated onsite and the processes that generated the waste, and the industry-wide variations in the types and quantity of hazardous waste generated.
This questionnaire asks for detailed information on EACH hazardous waste generated onsite at this facility during 1966:
Quantity generated (including the quantity that was generated in 1985).
Onsite and offsite management of the hazardous waste.
Physical/chemical form, chemical characteristics, and constituents of the hazardous waste.
Waste minimization practices for the hazardous waste.
The information requested must be answered for EACH hazardous waste generated onsite during 1986. This questionnaire is designed with five sets of answer spaces. These answer spaces appear in the gray columns opposite the questions. If your facility generated more than five different hazardous wastes onsite during 1986, call the Survey Helpline and we will provide additional answer spaces in one or more answer booklets specially designed and labeled for your facility. DO NOT PHOTOCOPY THIS QUESTIONNAIRE TO CREATE MORE ANSWER SPACES.
If you wish to clarify or explain any answers you give, use the two lined pages labeled "FACILITY NOTES" at the end of this questionnaire. Beside each question that you wish to clarify or explain, write "see note." Then turn to the note pages, enter the question number, the hazardous waste number, and write your comments beside the numbers. If a single note applies to more than one question, write the numbers of all the questions the note applies to.
If you need more answer spaces or have any questions about this survey or this questionnaire, call the Survey Helpline (1-800-635-8850).
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For this survey, report ail waste in the following categories as hazardous waste:
Any waste considered hazardous waste under RCRA. This includes hazardous wastewater preheated prior to discharge under a National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit or prior to discharge to a publicly owned treatment works (POTW); hazardous waste generated in a production process or waste treatment process; and hazardous waste that is a characteristic waste, even though it may lose its hazardous waste characteristic through mixing with other wastewater or by treatment.
Any waste considered hazardous by your state.
Wastes containing polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
Wastes containing asbestos.
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Wastes containing dioxins/furans.
Radioactive waste mixed with hazardous waste.
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Complete Questions 1 through 46 for EACH hazardous waste or wastewater that was generated onsite at
this facility during 1966. Refer to the box on page 1 of this booklet for the types of wastes that should be reported in this survey. Hazardous waste treatment residuals generated onsite and hazardous wastes that were generated onsite during the closure of surface impoundments or waste piles must also be reported. Report separately hazardous wastes that have the same RCRA waste code but were generated from different sources. To minimize errors in recording your answers in the multiple answer columns, answer the
questions for only one hazardous waste at a time. A space has been provided at the top of each answer
column for you to enter the name of the hazardous waste so that the information for each hazardous waste is recorded in the correct column. Call the Survey Helpline (1 '600-635-8850) if you need additional answer spaces or if you have any questions.
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Use the list of Waste Source Codes on the inside back cover
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requires you to specify, do so in the space provided.
4. What Waste Source Code beet describes the processfes) at this facility that generate this hazardous waste?............................................
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8. Wds this hazardous waste generated
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9. What quantity of this hazardous waste was generated onsite DURING 1908? (Enter the quantity and circle a unit of measure. If this hazardous waste was not
generated onsite during 1985, enter zero.)
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10 What quantity of this hazardous waste was generated onsite DURING 1986? (Enter the quantity and circle a unit of
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a. Quantity............................ < * + <4*1*
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14. Waa this waste discharged under a NPDES permit WITHOUT prior traatmant during 1085? (Circle one) Yas ......................................................... No
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NOTE: The quantities entered for Questions 16 through 18 may be different from the quantity of hazardous
waste that was generated onsite during 1986 due to alteration by treatment processes.
Question
16 Of the quantity of this hazardous waste that was generated onsite during 1966 and that STILL REMAINS HAZARDOUS, how much was or wffl be disposed of ONSITE? (If this hazardous waste was solidified prior to disposal, enter the quantity prior to solidification. Enter the quantities and circle a unit of measure; if none, enter zero.)
a. Quantity disposed of onsite in a surface
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b. Quantity disposed of onsite in an
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Million gallons
17. Of the quantity of this hazardous waste that was generated onsite during 1966, how much was or will he managed ONSITE in the following methods? (Enter the quantities and circle a unit of measure; if none, enter zero.)
a. Treated onsite in a surface
impoundment
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b. Stored onsite in a surface impoundment i. Quantity ............ ................ ii. Unit of measure (Circle one) Tons............................................... Gallons
c. Stored or treated onsite in a waste pile
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Of the quantity of this hazardous waste that was generated onatteawing1066, how much was or wiii be shipped offsite for management? (Enter the quantity and circle a unit of measure; if none, enter zero and skip to the note on page 16 prior to Question 20 for this hazardous waste.)
Quantity
(Circle one)
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lb what offsits faculties was this hazardous waste shipped for manage ment during 19SS7 What hazardous waste management operations wars performed on this hazacdous wests?
For each offsite facility to which this hazardous waste was shipped, enter the facility name, EPA identification number, and Offsite Management Codes (from the inside back cover of this questionnaire) to describe the general or typical sequence of the operations performed on this hazardous waste. DO NOT INCLUDE in your answer transporters, transfer stations, or waste brokers. Call the Sundry Helpline (1-800-635-8850) if you need additional answer spaces.
Facility No. 1
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PHYSICAL/CHEMICAL FORM, CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS, AND CONSTITUENTS
NOTE: The basis for your answers to Questions 20 and 21 may be either waste testing or general knowledge c
the waste. )bu must provide all available information, but YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CONDUCT ADDITIONAL TESTING TO RESPOND TO THIjS SURVEY If you do not have the information available to enter values for the parameters listed, enter one of the following codes:
"P" -- Present, value of parameter unknown.
"DK" -- Do not know.
In some cases, the parameters listed will not apply to every waste. For example, cyanide and pH are typically measured for wastewaters but not for waste solvents; while Btu and flash point are primarily measured for organic wastes. If the parameter does not apply, enter "NA," for not applicable.
For variable waste streams, enter the typical value in the answer space and provide an explanation and
range in the 'Facility Notes.'1
For each parameter listed, indicate the basis for the data you provide by entering a "1" for analysis based on testing or a "2" for an estimate.
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20. What la the phyalcal/chamical form of this hazardous waste?
For each parameter listed, enter the typical value and indicate the basis for the data you
provide by entering a T for analysis based
on testing or a "2" for an estimate.
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b. Total suspended solids
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c. Ash content d. Water content e. Total organic carbon--TOC
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Whet are the characteristics of this hazardous waste?
For each parameter listed, enter the typical value and indicate the basis for the data you
provide by entering a "1" for analysis based
on testing or a "2" for an estimate.
a. pH ...................................................
b. Flash point (F)...............................
c. Btu (higher heating value, per pound)
d. Total organic halogen (%)........
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h. 5-day biological oxygen demand BOD (ppm)................................
i. Chemical oxygen demand--COD (ppm) .........................................
22. Is this hazardous waste a liquid by the paint filter test? (Circle one) Yes .................... .................... ............ No....................................................... Don't know........ .............................
23. Does this hazardous waste contain any constituents In concentrations that exceed the California List land disposal limits? (Circle one) Yes ....................................................... No......................................................... Don't know...........................................
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24. Avs thsrs sny mstal constituents prsssnt In this hazardous waste? (Circle one) Yes (Go to next question)........................ No (Circle 02 and skip to the note on page 24 prior to Question 26 tor this hazardous waste).................................
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NOTE: The basis tor your answer to Question 25 may be either waste testingor general knowledge of the waste!
You must provide aU available information, but YOU DO NOT HAVE 70 CONDUCT ADDITIONAL TESTING
TO RESPOND TO THIS SURVEY If you do not have the information available to enter concentration rand
codes (from the box on page 22) for the metal constituents listed, enter one of the following codes: "P" Present, concentration of constituent unknown
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For variable waste streams, enter the code for the typical concentration in the answer space and provi an explanation and concentration range in the "Facility Notes "
For each metal constituent listed, indicate the basis for the data you provide by entering a 1" for ana
based on testing or a '2" tor an estimate.
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01 02-- > 75% < 90% 03-- > 50% < 75% 04-- > 25% < 50% 05-- > 10% < 25%
06-- > 1% < 10% 07-- > 0.1% < 1% 08-- > 500 ppm < 0.1% 09-- > 100 ppm < 500 ppm 10-- > 10 ppm < 100 ppm
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11 -->1 ppm < 10 ppm 12-- > 0.1 ppm < 1 ppm 13- ppb<0.1 ppm 14-- < 1 ppb
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25. What is ths concentration rangs of the metal constituents Noted below in this hazardous wests?
Indicate the concentration range of each constituent by entering the numerical code corresponding to the appropriate range provided in the above box. Indicate the basis
for the data you provide by entering a T for analysis based on testing or a '2" for an
estimate.
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4
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Hazardous Waste Characterization
Page 24
NOTE: The basis for your answer to Question 26 may be either waste testing or general knowledge of the wa
Ybu must provide all available information, but YOU DO NOT HAVE TO CONDUCT ADDITIONAL TEST! TO RESPOND TO THIS SURVEY. Ifyou do not have the information available to enter a concentration ran code for each hazardous constituent you list, enter "FT for present, concentration of constituent uni
For variable waste streams, enter the code for the typical concentration in the answer space and pi an explanation and concentration range in the "Facility Notes."
For each hazardous constituent you list, indicate the basis for the data you provide by entering a 'V for 1 analysis based on testing or a "2" for an estimate.
Question
26. Which hazardous constituents (40 CFR |261, Appendix VIII) of this hazardous waste aie of the greatest concern either
due to their toxMy or concentration? What is the concentration range of these hazardous constituents?
Enter up to 10 codes from Appendix D of the Instructions booklet for the hazardous constituents with the highest concentration. Indicate the concentration range of the constituents by entering the numerical code corresponding to the appropriate range provided in the box on page 25. Indicate the basis for the data you provide by entering a
T' for analysis based on testing or a '2" for
an estimate. If no Appendix VIII hazardous constituents are present in this waste, enter "NA" in the answer space for Constituent No. 1.
Constituent No. 1
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Constituent No. 2
Y
Constituent No. 3
Y
Constituent No. 4
Y
Constituent No. 5
Y
Constituent No. 6
Y
Constituent No. 7
Y
Constituent No. 8
Y
Constituent No. 9
Y
Constituent No. 10
Y
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01 -->90% 02-->75% <90% 03-- > 50% < 75%
04-- > 25% < 50% 06-- > 10% < 25%
06-- > 1% < 10% 07-->0.1%<1% 08-- > 500 ppm < 0.1% 09-- > 100 ppm < 500 ppm 10-- > 10 ppm < 100 ppm
11 -- > 1 ppm < 10 ppm 12-- > 0.1 ppm < 1 ppm 13-- > 1 ppb < 0.1 ppm 14-- < 1 p* pb
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Question
27. la this hazardous waste a characteristic waste? (Circle one) Characteristic wastes are RCRA "D" wastes that exhibit ignitable, corrosive, reactive, or toxic characteristics. Yes (Go to next question)................ No (Circle 02 and skip to Question 31 on page 34 for this hazardous waste) ...
28. How did you determine that this waste was hazardous? (Circle ail that apply) Waste testing Mass balance shows that bulk concen trations (mass of pollutants per mass of waste) of hazardous constituents are above regulatory threshold levels . Mass balance performed in conjunction with a leaching model shows that extraction concentrations (as shown under the extraction procedure toxicity characteristic leaching protocol) of hazardous constituents are above regulatory threshold levels ... Demonstration that hazardous constitu ents are present in raw materials or by-products of the process.............. Other (specify).......................................
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29. What types of tsst doss this facility conduct (either onsite or ofMte) on this hazardous waste? (Circle all that apply)
i
No testing is done on this hazardous waste (Circle 01 and skip to Question 31
on page 34 for this hazardous waste) ..
.......... 01 tSkip to Q.31) . . .
EP toxicity test....................................... .................. f\ $i\........................................................ .......... 02 .. . Corrosivity........................................... .......... 03 .............................. .......... 03 ............
Reactivity ............................................... .......... 04 .............................. .......... 04...................
Ignitibility ............................................... .......... 05 ............................. .......... 05 ____
Total constituent analysis...................... .......... 06 ............................. .......... 06 ................
Toxicity characteristic leaching procedure (TCLP).............................. .......... 07............................... .......... 07.......... ..
Other (specify)......................................... .......... 08 ............................. .................... 08 ..................... "i j
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Quaation
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30. Describe the lasting procedures for this hazardous wssts.
Complete Question 30 for EACH type of test that you indicated in Question 29 that you conduct on this hazardous waste. If you conduct more than two types of tests on this hazardous waste, call the Survey Helpline
(1-800-635-8850) for additional answer
spaces.
Ihstiyps 1
la. Type of test conducted (Circle one)
EP toxicity test.....................................1................... 01
Corrosivity . ........................................
02
Reactivity ............................ Ignitibility.............................................. Total constituent analysis.................... TCLP a Other (specify).........................................................
03 04 05 06 07
1b. Frequency of testing (Circle one)
Only when the waste was first generated
Less than once per year (specify how
frequently)
(specify)
01
02
Annually or more often (specify the number of times per year)........
Continuously (Circle 04 and skip to
Question 1e for this hazardous
waste) .......................................
(specify)
03 (specif
04 (Skip to Q.1e)
1c. Typical number of samples per test
id. For each sample taken, typical number of replicates analyzed
1e. Location of testing (Circle one) Onsite at this facility.......... Offsite at a facility under the same ownership Offsite at a facility NOT under the same ownership ..................
01 02 03
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01 02
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03
(specify)
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01 a +
02 ....
a*
Hazardous Waste No. % UtOL
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(specify)
02
(specify)
03
(specify)
04 (Skip to Q.1e)
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01 02
4
(continued)
PUIIUM'KPMHMMIPIM
Test Type 2
2a. Type of test conducted (Circle one) EP toxicity test Corrosivity.................... Reactivity .................... Ignitibility...................... Total constituent analysis TCLP.......... .................. Other (specify)..............
2b. Frequency of testing (Circle one) Only when the waste was first generated ................................... Less than once per year (specify how frequently).....................................
Annually or more often (specify the number of times per year)........
Continuously (Circle 04 and skip to
Question 2e for this hazardous
waste) .......................................
2c. Typical number of samples per test 2d. For each sample taken, typical number
of replicates analyzed 2e. Location of testing (Circle one)
Onsite at this facility.................. Offsite at a facility under the same
ownership Offsite at a facility NOT under the
same ownership ....................
01
02 03 04 05 06 07
(specify)
01 02
(specify)
03
(specify)
04 (Skip to Q.2e)
01 02 03
Hazardous Waste No.# *1
01
02 + 03 04 05 06 07
01
02
(specify)
03
(specify)
04 (Skip to Q.2a) ..
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. 01 . . 02 . . 03 . . 04 . . 05 . . 06 . . 07 .
(specify)
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04 (Skip to Q.2e)
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. 01 . . 02 . . 03 . . 04 . . 05 . . 06 . . 07 .
(specify)
01 02
(specify)
03........
(specify)
04 (Skip to 0.2a)
01 02 03
Hazardous Waste No. 5
.. 01 .. 02 .. 03 .. 04 .. 05 .. 06 ..07
(specify)
01 02
(specify)
(specify)
04 (Skip to Q.2e).................
01 02 03
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Question
Hazardous Waste No.
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31 Was this hazardous waste gmaihd by a one-time discharge or process or from a ctean out or doaura procoss? (Circle one)
See the Waste Source Codes on the inside back cover of this questionnaire for a list of
one-time processes and clean out or closure processes.
Yes (Circle 01 and skip to Question 47 on on page 42 for this hazardous waste) .
No (Go to next question)
(fiTy&qp to Q.47)
02
32. For the processes) that generated this hazardous waste, what was the percent age change In PRODUCT PRODUCTION from 19ft5 to 19ft6? (Use 1985 as the base year in your calculation. If more than one process was operated to generate this hazardous waste, enter the combined change in production for ALL of the process es that generated this hazardous waste.)
a. Percentage change in product
production
b. Unit of measure (Circle one) Percentage increase
Percentage decrease
%
01 02
33 Wars any of the following waste minimi zation practices implemented PRIOR TO 1996 for the pfocess(ee) that generate this hazardous waste? (Circle all that apply)
Equipment or technology modification/substitution..................
Process or procedure modification/ substitution (including closed-loop recycling).....................................
Reformulation or redesign of product
Modification/substitution of input or raw material........ .................................
Better housekeeping, better operating practices .......................................
Waste stream segregation................
Onsite recycling or recovery for reuse
Offsite recycling or recovery for reuse None (Circle 09 and skip to Question 39
on page 38 for this hazardous waste)
Other (specify).....................................
01
02 03
04
05 06 07
08
09 (Skip to 0.39) 10................
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05 06 07 08
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02 .............
01 (Skip to Q.47)
02..............................................
%
01 02
%
02
01
02
03
04
05 06 07 08
09 (Skip to 0.39)
10
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01
02
01
02
03
04
05 06 07 06
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34. Describe the waste minimization practices that were Implemented PRIOR T01986 lor this hazardous waste.
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35. What effect did the waste minimization practices Implemented PRIOR TO 11966 haws on the quantity generated ofthis hazardous waste? (Grcfe one)
Increase in the quantity generated ..
Decrease in the quantity generated No effect on the quantity generated
36. What effect did the waste minimization practices implemented PRIOR T01966 have on the toxicity of this hazardous waste? (Circle one)
Increase in the concentration of hazardous constituents
Decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents........
No effect on the concentration of hazardous constituents........
i
37. What hazardous constituents were eliminated horn this hazardous waste as a result of waste minimization practices
implemented PRIOR T01966? (If no hazardous constituents were eliminated from this hazardous waste, enter "NA")
38. What hazardous constituents wars added to this hazardous waste as a result of waste minimization practices implemented PRIOR T01966? (If no hazardous constituents were added to this hazardous waste, enter "NA ")
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Question
39. War* any of the following waste minimization pneHen Implamantad DURING 1999 lor the proceeefes) that generate this hazardous waste? (Circle all that apply)
Equipment or technology modification/substitution ........
Process or procedure modification/ substitution (including closed-loop recycling)
Reformulation or redesign of product.. Modification/substitution of input or raw
material ............................................. Better housekeeping, better operating
practices Waste stream segregation................ Onsite recycling or recovery tor reuse
Offsite recycling or recovery for reuse None (Circle 09 and skip to Question 45
for this hazardous waste)...................
Other (specify).....................................
Hazardous Waste No. f (p
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01
02
03
04 05 06 07 08 09 (Skip to Q.45)
10.......................................................................
40. Describe the waste minimization practices that wete Implemented for this hazardous areata DURING 1999 Including the effect these practices had on ^he volume generated and toxicity of this hazardous areata. Indicate If changes in product production account for changes in wests volume.
41. What effect did the araste minimization practices implemented DURING i486 have on the quantity generated of this hazardous waste? (Circle one)
Increase in the quantity generated ...
Decrease in the quantity generated
No effect on the quantity generated
(specify)
01 02
03
Hazardous Wasti No. p 1
01
02
03 04 05 06 07 08 / 09/(Skip to Q.45)
01
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42 What effect did the waste minimization pvacticaa Implemented DURING1986 hava on tha toxicity at tMa hazardous waata? (Grcle one) Incraaaa in the concentration of hazardous constituents.................. Decrease in the concentration of hazardous constituents........ No effect on the concentration of hazardous constituents
43. What hazardous constituents wars eliminated from tMa hazardoua waata as a result of waale minimization practices implemented DURING 1986? (If no hazardous constituents were eliminated from this hazardous waste, enter "NA!`)
44 What hazardoua constituents ware added to this hazardous waste as a result of waste minimization practices Implemented DURING 1986? (If no hazardous constituents were added to this hazardous waste, enter "NA.")
45. What quantity of this hazardous waste went to recyeUng/teeavery for reuse processes ONSITE during 1988? (Enter the quantity and circle a unit of measure; if none, enter zero.) a. Quantity............................................. b. Unit of measure (Circle one) Tons........ .................... Gallons
46 What quantity of this hazardous waste was SHIPPED OFFSITE for recycling/ recovery for reuse during 1988? (Enter the quantity and circle a unit of measure; if none, enter zero.) a. Quantity................................................. b. Unit of measure (Grcle one) Tons .. Gallons
HazardouaWaste
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01
02
03
01 02
0
11 0
01 02
Hazardous Waste No.# *1
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02 *
03 ....
01 02
01
02 * *
NOTE: If your facility generated more than five different hazardous wastes during 1986; call the Survey
Helpline (1-Q00-635-QQ50) to receive additional Questionnaire(s) GB and C0J7)$Ms)QaQ$tiBS 1
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Hazardous Watt*
Hazardous Waste Characterization
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Page 4:
47. a. What is tha name, title, and taiaphona numbar of tha parson who completed this questionnai Name:
Telephone:
Area Code
--
(Go to Question b)
b. la your MAILING ADDRESS tha same as tha address given In tha label on tha cover of this questionnaire? (Circle one)
"MAILING ADDRESS" refers to the address at which you can be reached for potential future surve related contacts.
01 Yes (Skip to note at bottom ofpage) 02 No (Go to Question c)
c. At what MAILING ADDRESS can you be contacted for future survey-related Information? Mailing address:
ZIP: (Go to note at bottom of page)
NOTE: Vbu have now completed this questionnaire. If you have also completed all the other questionnaires you must complete, MAKE A PHOTOCOPY OF THEM FOR YOUR RECORL and send the originals to the following address using the enclosed postage-paid return envelope: US. Environmental Protection Agency
MD 99-RTI Research Triangle Park, NC 27711
If you have not completed all the necessary questionnaires, go to the next questionnaire. /; have any questions about this or the other questionnaires used in this survey, call the Sun* Helpline (1-800-635-8850).
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Question Numbers)
Hazardous Waste Characterization
FACILITY MOTES
Notes, comments, etc,
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Waste Source Codes/Oeesite Management Cooes
The Waste Source Codes describe the processes that generate hazardous waste. The Offsite Management Codes describe the management operations hazardous w^ste goes through offsite.
WASTE SOURCE CODES
Surface Preparation Processes (Cteanlng/Degreasing)
501 502 503 504
505 SOS 507 508
$09 510 511 512
Stripping Vapor degreasing Steam cleaning Dip rinsing Flush rinsing Spray rinsing Fill and gravity draining Backflush rinsing Physical scraping/removal Pickling Caustic (alkali) cleaning Other cleaning/degreasing process
(specify in the answer space provided)
Other Waste Production Processes
513 Light ends condensation
514 Heavy ends/still bottoms removal 515 Reaction/synthesis media processing
516 Crystallization
517
518
519 520 521 522 523 524 525
526
S27
Slag removal
Tank bottoms removal Molding/forming By-product processing Polymerization Electroplating Electrolysis of aqueous solutions High temperature metal refining Fermentation and other biological processes Pyrolysis (thermal decomposition without enough oxygen for combustion, such as "cracking") Solvent extraction (organic and/or inorganic)
528 Distillation and fractionation 529 Size reduction (e.g., screening,
milling, shredding) 530 Materials handling 531 Halogenation
532 Hydrogenation 533 Nitration 534 Oxidation (other than combustion)
535 Calcination 536 Esterification 537 Suifonation
538 Inorganic aqueous reactions
539 Gas adsorption 540 Filtration/centrifuging 541 Combustion processes 542 Extrusion/wet spinning 543 Surface coating (eg., pointing,
electrolees plating, phoSphating) 544 Product rinsing
545 Decantation/sedimentatton 546 Air and steam stripping 547 Laboratory wastes
548 Other waste production process (specify in the answer space
provided)
One-Time Ptocsasss
549 550
551 552
553 554
555
Discarding of off-spec material
Discarding of out-of-date Iproducts or chemicals Cleanup of spill residues Discarding of contaminated cleanup equipment
Accidental spills or discharges Other remedial action/cleanup (specify in the space provided) Other one-time process (specify in the answer space provided)
Clean Out or Closure Processes
SS6 857 S56 559 560 581 582
Clean out of surface impoundment Closure of surface impoundments Clean out of wests piles Closure of warns piles Clean out of prooeee equipment Closure of process equipment Other dean out or closure process
(specify in the answer space provided)
Pollution Control or Wrote Heatment
Processes
563 Flue gee desulfurization 564 Caustic scrubbing S66 Electrostatic precipitation
886 887 588 589
Condensate from VOC removal Filterfng/sereening Dewatering Regenerating
STD Quench cooling
$71 Centrifugation S72 Incineration
STS wastewater treatment 574 Distillation
575 Flotation or skimming
STB Decantation or settling/clarification 577 Other pollution control or waste
treatment process (specify in the answer space provided)
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Other Processes 578 Other process (specify in the answer
space provided)
OFFSITE MANAGEMENT COOES
M01 M02 M03 M04 M05
M06 MOT
Incineration Reused as fuel Fuel blending Soliditication/stabilization
Solvent or liquid organic recovery for reuse Metals recovery for reuse WSstewater treatment in tank
MO0
M09
Mio Mil M12
Wastewater treatment in surface
impoundment Wastewater treatment in unknown equipment type Other treatment/recovery Storage/treatment in waste! pile
Storage/cHspoaal in surface impoundment
M13 M14 M15 M18
M17 M18 M19
Landfill Land treatment Underground injection Discharge to POTW
Discharge under NPOES permit Other Unknown
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