Quebec waste codes for inorganic sludge and solids Plating sludge, spent catalysts, metal dust & salts.
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Inorganic solids and sludge 24
Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Surface-treatment sludge
When to use E01Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Spent catalysts
When to use E02Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Metal-bearing sludge and residue
When to use E03Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Metallic dust
When to use E04Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Metal salts
When to use E05Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Non-metal salts
When to use E06Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Spent anodes and cathodes
When to use E07Quebec inorganic solids and sludge
Ash
When to use E08
ComplyOnSiteWhat is Quebec group E for inorganic sludge and solids?
Group E splits inorganic solids by physical state and process. They include metal-bearing residues, dust, salts and sludge. E23 is mercury residue and E24 is computing equipment and electronic assemblies.
Which Quebec group E code do I use?
| Category | Material |
|---|---|
| E01 | Surface-treatment sludge |
| E02 | Spent catalysts |
| E03 | Metal-bearing sludge and residue |
| E04 | Metallic dust |
| E05 | Metal salts |
| E06 | Non-metal salts |
| E07 | Spent anodes and cathodes |
| E08 | Ash |
| E09 | Primary metal-production residues |
| E10 | Slag |
| E11 | Foundry sand |
| E12 | Filter or filtration medium |
| E13 | Air-scrubbing residues |
| E14 | Inorganic water-treatment sludge and solids |
| E15 | Discarded lead batteries |
| E16 | Batteries and other accumulators |
| E17 | Inorganic-pigment residues |
| E18 | Calcium fluoride sludge |
| E19 | Used blast sand |
| E20 | Gypsum from industrial processes |
| E21 | Activated glass and cathode-ray tubes |
| E22 | Other inorganic sludge and solids |
| E23 | Mercury residue to be identified |
| E24 | Computer equipment or electronic assembly |
What are the Quebec group E definition, exclusion and shipping rules?
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Inorganic solids and sludge: 24 codes
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Inorganic solids and sludge 24 codes
- E01 Surface-treatment sludge
- E02 Spent catalysts
- E03 Metal-bearing sludge and residue
- E04 Metallic dust
- E05 Metal salts
- E06 Non-metal salts
- E07 Spent anodes and cathodes
- E08 Ash
- E09 Primary metal-production residues
- E10 Slag
- E11 Foundry sand
- E12 Filter or filtration medium
- E13 Air-scrubbing residues
- E14 Inorganic water-treatment sludge and solids
- E15 Discarded lead batteries
- E16 Batteries and other accumulators
- E17 Inorganic-pigment residues
- E18 Calcium fluoride sludge
- E19 Used blast sand
- E20 Gypsum from industrial processes
- E21 Activated glass and cathode-ray tubes
- E22 Other inorganic sludge and solids
- E23 Mercury residue; identify it
- E24 Computer equipment or electronic assembly