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Federal K source codes 121 wastes from named industries, from wood preserving to pigment sludge.

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    Wood-preserving wastewater sediment

    When to use K001
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    Chrome yellow or orange pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K002
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    Molybdate orange pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K003
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    Zinc yellow pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K004
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    Chrome green pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K005
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    Chromium oxide green pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K006
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    Iron blue pigment wastewater sludge

    When to use K007
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    Chromium oxide green pigment oven residue

    When to use K008
121 wastes, such as wood-preserving sediment & pigment wastewater sludge in chrome, zinc & iron blue.

What are federal K source codes?

Schedule 12 Part 2 ties each waste to a named industry, product and process step. A material with the same chemical from a different process doesn't take that listing by name alone.

Where are federal K source codes defined?

FieldWhat identifies it
Catalogue componentThe K code, with the industry, product and process output.
Official definitionCross-border Movement Regulations

Which codes sit beside federal K source codes?

Wastes from common processes are under Federal F source codes. Read the Cross-border rules for the shipment itself.

Federal K source codes: 121 codes

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