Alberta inorganic waste classes 26 categories, from spent pickling acid to produced water & pigment waste.
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Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories 26
Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Spent pickling acid
When to use 111Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Heavy-metal acid waste
When to use 112Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Other metal/non-metal acid waste
When to use 113Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Other inorganic acid waste
When to use 114Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Heavy-metal alkaline waste
When to use 121Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Other cyanide-free alkaline waste
When to use 122Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Alkaline phosphate waste
When to use 123Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories
Neutralized heavy-metal waste
When to use 131
ComplyOnSiteWhat are Alberta inorganic waste classes?
These Alberta classes cover acids, alkalis, salts and waste containing minerals or metals.
Which Alberta inorganic waste class is my waste?
| Class | Waste stream |
|---|---|
| 111 | Spent pickling acid |
| 112 | Heavy-metal acid waste |
| 113 | Other metal/non-metal acid waste |
| 114 | Other inorganic acid waste |
| 121 | Heavy-metal alkaline waste |
| 122 | Other cyanide-free alkaline waste |
| 123 | Alkaline phosphate waste |
| 131 | Neutralized heavy-metal waste |
| 132 | Other neutralized metal waste |
| 133 | Brine and chlor-alkali residues |
| 134 | Sulphide-bearing waste |
| 135 | Other anion-bearing waste |
| 136 | Produced water and similar brines |
| 141 | Inorganic pigment production waste |
| 142 | Primary lead/zinc/copper smelting waste |
| 143 | Steelmaking residue |
| 144 | Liquid tannery sludge |
| 145 | Paint/pigment/coating waste |
| 146 | Other inorganic sludge and solids |
| 147 | Discarded chemical fertilizer |
| 148 | Other inorganic waste chemicals |
| 149 | Landfill leachate |
| 150 | Inert inorganic waste |
| 151 | Discarded batteries |
| 152 | Empty containers, packages and bags |
| 153 | Mercury and sodium fluorescent lamps |
What do I need to register and move Alberta inorganic waste?
Registration and movement follow the Alberta rules and documents.
Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories: 26 codes
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Alberta industrial inorganic waste categories 26 codes
- 111 Spent pickling acid
- 112 Heavy-metal acid waste
- 113 Other metal/non-metal acid waste
- 114 Other inorganic acid waste
- 121 Heavy-metal alkaline waste
- 122 Other cyanide-free alkaline waste
- 123 Alkaline phosphate waste
- 131 Neutralized heavy-metal waste
- 132 Other neutralized metal waste
- 133 Brine and chlor-alkali residues
- 134 Sulphide-bearing waste
- 135 Other anion-bearing waste
- 136 Produced water, along with brines of a similar type
- 141 Inorganic pigment production waste
- 142 Primary lead/zinc/copper smelting waste
- 143 Steelmaking residue
- 144 Liquid tannery sludge
- 145 Paint/pigment/coating waste
- 146 Other inorganic sludge and solids
- 147 Discarded chemical fertilizer
- 148 Other inorganic waste chemicals
- 149 Landfill leachate
- 150 Inert inorganic waste
- 151 Discarded batteries
- 152 Empty containers, packages and bags
- 153 Mercury and sodium fluorescent lamps