laboratory hazardous waste Articles
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Management of hazardous materials generated by environmental analytical laboratories
All environmental analytical laboratories unavoidably generate some hazardous waste in the performance of their activities. A workable plan to manage this waste is essential to the safe, economical, and legal operation of such a laboratory. Government environmental laboratories have the added responsibility of serving as examples to the industrial community and public under their jurisdiction. ...
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Methodology for conducting screening-level ecological risk assessments for hazardous waste sites. Part I: overview
The Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) is a Department of Energy (DOE) facility. To assess the impact of the site activities and releases on ecological receptors, the INEEL implemented a phased approach for conducting ecological risk assessments (ERAS). This approach applies an iterative, 'tiered' process, in which conservative preliminary assessments support ...
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Methodology for conducting screening-level ecological risk assessments for hazardous waste sites. Part II: grouping ecological components
Screening-level ecological risk assessments are commonly conducted to identify those contaminants and receptors on which to focus future phases or tiers of the ecological risk assessment process. Most screening assessments are performed using a suite of individual species subjected to intensive evaluation of exposure (endpoint species) and selected for their appropriateness for serving as ...
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Methodology for conducting screening-level ecological risk assessments for hazardous waste sites. Part III: exposure and effects assessment
The Idaho National Engineering and Environmental Laboratory (INEEL) has implemented a phased approach to ecological risk assessment (ERA). The first step in this process is a screening-level ERA at each facility. Basic to this approach was the development of ecologically based screening levels (EBSLs), defined as concentrations of chemicals in soil (or other media) that are not expected to ...
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Industrial and commercial waste, ST-25E, Georgia - Case Study
ST-25E with bin tipper and auger discharge shredding non hazardous lab waste for volume ...
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How to deal with laboratory exhaust gas?
The exhaust gas generated in the laboratory is very harmful, so how to deal with the exhaust gas in the laboratory and what equipment needs to be installed, Xicheng Ep Ltd technicians will give professional answers. From the source of laboratory exhaust gas generation, the type of laboratory exhaust gas, the collection method, the layout of exhaust pipes, the installation position of the exhaust ...
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