Texas form code 208 Strong carbolic-type wastes made from phenol.
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- Based on Texas Appendix 3 and TCEQ RG-022
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208, Concentrated phenol compounds.
Organic liquids
Concentrated phenol compounds
Phenolics are organic compounds based on phenol.
ComplyOnSiteWhere does Texas form code 208 go in the Texas waste code?
In characters 5–7. The 8-character code is a 4-character stream sequence, then the 3-digit form 208, then a class character. Form 208 describes a stream in the organic liquids category.
The form doesn't give a hazard status. The stream's makeup, source and properties decide the class character after it.
For a hazardous or Class 1 shipment on a Uniform Hazardous Waste Manifest, enter the full Texas code in Item 13, across 2 blocks on paper. Put any EPA waste codes beside it. The 3 form digits alone are not enough.
The generator sets the class from exclusions, federal hazardous-waste listings and characteristics, then Texas industrial-waste criteria. H means hazardous, and 1, 2 and 3 are nonhazardous industrial classes. Process knowledge or testing backs the decision. Picking a form doesn't set the class.
What does Texas form code 208 cover?
Concentrated phenol compounds in a highly fluid organic liquid. Phenolics set this form apart from the broader concentrated-other-organics form. It doesn't need an aqueous solution and gives no number for concentrated.
- Category
- organic liquids
- Official wording
- Appendix 3, form 208
- Coding guidance
- RG-022, Chapter 5 and Appendix F
Is phenol waste Texas form code 208 or 207?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| 208 | The highly fluid organic liquid holds concentrated phenol compounds. |
| 207 | The concentrated aqueous organics are not phenol compounds and no more specific form fits. |
| 102 | The aqueous stream holds low concentrations of toxic organic compounds other than solvents. |
Keep the formulation, analysis or process knowledge that backs the concentrated description. Unlike the other-organics form, the official phenolics wording doesn't mention water.
Which wastes take Texas form code 208?
| Waste | When it’s 208 |
|---|---|
| Concentrated phenolic liquid | Concentrated phenolic waste. |