Hazardous waste classification : Amendments to the European Waste Classification regulation - what do they mean and what are the consequences? /
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Copenhagen K :
Nordic Council of Ministers,
2016.
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Sisdoallologahallan:
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- Summary Amendments to the European Waste Classification regulation
- what do they mean and what are the consequences?
- Terms and abbreviations
- Introduction
- Tiered procedure for hazard property assessment
- Tools and methods for data procurement
- The use of alkali reserve-method for determination of Hazard properties "irritant" (HP4) and "corrosive" (HP8)
- Use of calculation methods and test methods for determination of hazardous property "ecotoxicity" (HP 14)
- Implications of the revised waste classification legislation on the management of selected waste streams
- Conclusions and recommendations in a Nordic context
- Testing of alkali reserve method and ecotoxicity methods on selected mineral wastes
- Ecotoxicity testing of 6 wastewater sludges
- Composition data on bottom ash
- Geochemical modelling of Zn-species in incineration bottom ash.