A110 waste code South Australia Spent hardening & tempering salts that contain cyanide.
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A110, Cyanide heat-treatment waste.
South Australia
Cyanide heat-treatment waste
South Australia A110: heat treatment or tempering must be the source; surface-treatment waste belongs under A100.
ComplyOnSiteIs South Australia A110 hazardous waste?
Not from the code alone. This is the SA EPA operational description. The operational code list and the table of waste requiring tracking are separate, so a code can be in the first and not the second. The description doesn't approve a receiving facility or a disposal method.
A110 is in the SA table of waste requiring tracking, within the state or interstate. Enter it with the SA description on the WasteTracker transport certificate, against a matching consignment authorisation. The consignor, transporter and receiver each complete their own part. The SA tracking exemptions still apply.
What does South Australia A110 cover?
Waste from heat treatment or tempering falls here when cyanide is used or the waste contains cyanide, as the list states. Surface-treatment cyanide waste goes under A100.
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Is cyanide heat-treatment waste South Australia A110, A100 or A130?
| Code | When it fits |
|---|---|
| A110 | The cyanide-bearing waste came from heat treatment or tempering. |
| A100 | The cyanide waste came from treating a metal or plastic surface. |
| A130 | The waste is classed by inorganic cyanide content, not a named process. |
Use the EPA operational entry for an SA load. The separate interstate Policy description is kept where its wording differs. It doesn't replace the operational table or on its own make a load trackable.
Which wastes take South Australia A110?
| Waste | When it’s A110 |
|---|---|
| Cyanide heat-treatment waste | The waste comes from heat treatment or tempering that used cyanide. |