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D250, South Australia interstate Policy: tellurium and tellurium compounds.

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    South Australia interstate Policy: tellurium and tellurium compounds

Policy entry D250: use for interstate controlled-waste policy, not as the local operational list.

Waste containing tellurium or its compounds, used in solar panels, alloys & rubber.

Is SA interstate policy D250 hazardous waste?

Not from the code alone. This description comes from South Australia's interstate controlled-waste Policy, kept apart from the current SA EPA operational table. Controlled-waste status also depends on the hazardous-characteristic test and the movement rules.

For a controlled border movement using SA WasteTracker, enter the code and SA description on the transport certificate, against the matching consignment authorisation. In the certificate's waste-code field, enter the accepted operational code. Use the operational entry for the SA tracking-table position, because this Policy entry doesn't set local tracking by itself. The SA approval and record requirements still apply.

What does SA interstate policy D250 cover?

Elemental tellurium and tellurium compounds fall here. The entry covers the element as well as its compounds, whatever the compound or process.

Official wording
Tellurium; tellurium compounds

Is tellurium and tellurium compounds SA interstate policy D250 or another code?

CodeWhen it fits
D250The waste contains elemental tellurium or a tellurium compound on the SA interstate list.

Use this Policy description for the interstate Policy question. For an operational SA classification, compare the separate EPA entry, since the descriptions can differ.

Which wastes take SA interstate policy D250?

WasteWhen it’s D250
Tellurium wasteAnalysis or process knowledge confirms tellurium in the discarded material.

Which codes sit beside SA interstate policy D250?

CodeWhat it is
D210South Australia interstate Policy: nickel compounds
D220South Australia interstate Policy: lead and lead compounds
D230South Australia interstate Policy: zinc compounds
D240South Australia interstate Policy: selenium and selenium compounds
D270South Australia interstate Policy: vanadium compounds
D290South Australia interstate Policy: barium compounds
D300South Australia interstate Policy: non-toxic salts
D310South Australia interstate Policy: boron compounds