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2200 - Hazardous Waste Program
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COMPLIANCE INFO
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PRE 2019
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PR0220065
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2220
FACILITY_ID
FA0001889
FACILITY_NAME
ALCO METALS
STREET_NUMBER
1815
STREET_NAME
NAVY
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DR
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STOCKTON
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95206
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1633006
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01
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1815 NAVY DR
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01
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001
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OU resWue from the separation process must be <br /> accurately dassrffied and disposed of accondingly <br /> ent is allowed to flow slowly through the Chemical Clarifiers <br /> container, oil and water separate and the Chemical separation of oil and water <br /> oil rises to the surface where it is absorbed produces a very low concentration in the <br /> by a moving belt or pad. The materials resulting effluent. Addition of proper <br /> from which the pad or belt are composed chemicals to the wastewater causes forma- <br /> absorb oil but reject water (Fig. 3). tion of flocculents which carry the oil with <br /> Simple and suitable for removal of gross them. Flocculents can be removed by set- x <br /> oil contamination, they are not suitable for tling, or by further processing of the efilu- <br /> synthetic oils,permanent emulsions,or sol- ent through filters, presses, or centrifuges. <br /> uble oils. Pads and belts require regular re- Chemical clarification is applicable to <br /> placement and must be disposed of as larger flow rates and requires much periph- <br /> semi-hazardous waste. Low concentrations eral equipment. Extremely capable of re- <br /> of oil (less than 100 ppm) are not obtain- moving oil waste, these systems are often <br /> able with these systems. too complex and costly for consideration <br /> Evaporator Systems when small throughput rates are involved. <br /> Evaporator units remove the water from Membrane Filters <br /> the wastewater, leaving the oil, by boiling Membrane oil/water separators, usually <br /> batch type, deliver the effluent under pres- <br /> sure to the membrane filter, where a por- <br /> "Treat the earth well. It was not tion of the water passes through. The re- <br /> maining oil and water are returned to the <br /> given to you by your parents. It was holding tank, and again pumped through <br /> loaned to you by your children." the system,removing more water with each <br /> pass(Fig. 6). Ultimately most of the water <br /> Is removed and the remaining oil concen- <br /> - Kenyan proverb trate can be disposed of. <br /> A storage tank is required to hold in-pro- <br /> cess oiUwater effluent during the batch <br /> the effluent. Since the boiling point of wa- processing. Some units require a source of <br /> ter is below the boiling point of most oils compressed air for operation. <br /> (400 For higher),the oil is not vaporized or <br /> changed in any way.The water is boiled off Residue Disposal <br /> as uncombined water vapor(Fig. 4). All methods of processing oily wastewa- <br /> These units can process oily wastewater ter leave an oil residue for disposal. In <br /> contaminated with petroleum-based, syn- some cases,where effluent initially contain <br /> thetic, and soluble oils, as well as tallows. a large proportion of oil, recovered lubri- <br /> Units are available that use steam,electric- cants are reusable in other,less-demanding <br /> ity,or gas for heat. Electrical and gas units applications. Normally,however, most res- <br /> require sophisticated temperature control idue may be classified as hazardous waste. <br /> systems.The cost of energy for operation of Waste oil processors must analyze collected <br /> these units varies from$0.05'to 0.15/gal.of material to make this determination. If the <br /> effluent processed. Evaporators are not waste oil contains no hazardous substances <br /> suitable for use with VOC contaminated (PCBs,VOCs,etc.),reclaimation or dispos- <br /> oily wastewater. No EPA permits are re- al is no problem. <br /> quired for their operation if only water is Control of small amounts of waste is es- <br /> emitted. sential to overall corporate environmental <br /> responsibility. Proper waste control on a <br /> Centrifuges small scale is often the precursor to larger <br /> Centrifugal separation of liquid compo- industrial efforts. <br /> nents of oily wastewater is feasible only if <br /> the two are Immiscible and of differing spe- <br /> cific gravity. These units allow throughput FHecantth>e <br /> re information... <br /> to be fairly high,since separation allows the <br /> components to be drawn off in a continu- hor has expressed his willingness to <br /> ous process.These units can easily separate technical questions about the article. <br /> solids in solution (Fig. 5). reached at 717-368-8075. <br /> Centrifuges require routine maintenance <br /> for lubrication and cleaning. Emulsified . . .Dick Johnson, Senior Editor, 708-390- <br /> oils and true solutions are not separable by 2622. <br /> this process.Electrically operated,there are <br /> energy costs associated with this method of For information on how to order copies of <br /> wastewater processing. this article circle 13 on post card <br /> d8•PLANT ENGINEERING•MARCH 4,1993 <br />
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