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"This Code of Practice describes environmentally sound options for the handling, storage, collection, transportation, recycling, reuse and disposal of used oils in Canada"--Foreword.
The used oil generated in Canada each year is the largest single source of liquid organic hazardous wastes in the country. This report covers handling and transport, reprocessing and re-refining, used oil end uses, and used oil disposal. It also presents a socio-economic analysis.
The fundamental aims of the Basel Convention are the reduction of the transboundary movements of hazardous wastes and environmentally sound management of such wastes. This document will be a useful resource for countries building their capacity to manage waste in an environmentally sound and efficient way.--Publisher's description.
This code comprises a model set of technical requirements designed to protect the environment by preventing product releases from underground storage tanks and piping. The code includes details on application and definitions, registration and approval, site classification, design and installation, upgrading, operation and maintenance, and withdrawal from service. The document also includes a list of authorities having jurisdiction, and a failure incident report on storage tanks and piping.
"The priority substance "waste crankcase oils" (WCOs) is defined as used- lubricating oils removed from the crankcase of internal combustion engines. For the purpose of this assessment, the life cycle of WCOs was considered to begin at the point of collection. During collection, WCOs are frequently mixed with other waste oils. Therefore, the definition of WCOs also includes these mixed waste oils. In this assessment, an attempt was made to follow the life cycle through to their ultimate disposal"--Synopsis.
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