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Title

Management of Materials Containing or Contaminated with Used Oil

Month-Year PublishedNovember 2002
Revised onDecember 2002
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Short Description

Historically, Ecology has interpreted the Used Oil Management Standards to allow waste generated from processes that remove residual oil from mechanical parts to be managed as used oil. In consultation with the US EPA, Ecology is revising its policy to come into agreement with the Federal interpretation. Wastes generated from processes that remove residual oil (high flash solvent part washers, caustic dip tanks, etc.) or are contaminated with residual oil (cleaning rags, etc.) may no longer be managed as used oil. The wastes are solid wastes subject to the designation process to determine if the wastes should be managed as dangerous wastes.

Publication Number02-04-031
Author(s)Thomas, T.
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Number of pages 2
Keywords contaminated, contaminated materials, used oil, Used oil management standards
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