Y8 Basel waste code Used lubricating, hydraulic & transformer oil that can't do its first job.
- Free, no account
- Based on ECCC's classification guide and SOR/2021-25
- Nothing is stored
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Y8, Discarded mineral oil.
Basel Y waste stream codes
Discarded mineral oil
The oil must be unfit for its original intended use.
Is Basel Y8 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. Y8 names a Basel waste stream or constituent used in the IWIC. Federal status in Canada depends on the waste's hazards, the other classification parts, and the definitions and exclusions in SOR/2021-25.
For federally regulated international shipments, the applicant records the classification in the waste-line details of the federal notification in CNMTS. The movement rules and exclusions apply.
What does Basel Y8 cover?
It covers mineral oil thrown away because it can no longer do its original job. Its Canadian movement status still needs a separate assessment under SOR/2021-25, including the destination and intended operation.
- Official wording
- Read the official entry
- Rule
- SOR/2021-25
Is discarded mineral oil Basel Y8?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| Y8 | It is mineral oil discarded because it is no longer suitable for its original intended purpose. |
Pick the entry whose description and conditions match the waste. The code classifies the waste only. It doesn't settle SOR/2021-25 scope, exclusions, destination-country controls or the intended operation.
Which wastes take Basel Y8?
| Waste | When it’s Y8 |
|---|---|
| Used oil | Whether mineral oil can still serve its original purpose |
Which codes sit beside Basel Y8?
| Code | What it is |
|---|---|
| Y4 | Biocide and crop-treatment product waste |
| Y5 | Wood-preservative chemical waste |
| Y6 | Organic-solvent process waste |
| Y7 | Cyanide-bearing heat-treatment waste |
| Y9 | Oil or hydrocarbon mixed with water |
| Y10 | PCB, PCT or PBB waste |
| Y11 | Tar residue from thermal or refining processes |
| Y12 | Colourant, coating and ink process waste |
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