This law sets out the basic methodology and registration requirements for management of hazardous waste for generators, holders, collector-transporters and recipients of hazardous waste.
The specific requirements are laid down by order of the government authority responsible for the environment.
The decree effectively sets a cap on the release emission or discharge of the following class of pollutants into the air from a stationary installation.
The release, emission or discharge in the form of dust shall not exceed 50 mg/m3 in total.
Inorganic pollutants mainly in the form of dust:
-0.2 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 1g/h - Class 1- substances
- 1 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 5g/h - Class 2- substances
- 5 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 25 g/h - Class 3 substances
Inorganic pollutants in gas or vapor form:
- 1 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 10g/h - Class 1- substances
- 5 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 50g/h - Class 2- substances
- 30 mg/m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 300g/h - Class 3 substances
- 500 mg/m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 5000 g/h - Class 4- substances
Organic pollutants in the form of gas, vapor or particles:
- 20 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 0.1 kg/h - Class 1- substances
- 100 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 2 kg/h - Class 2 substances
- 150 mg / m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 3 kg/h Class 3 substances
Carcinogenic pollutants:
- 0.1 mg/m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 0.5g/h - Class 1 substances
- 1 mg/m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 5g/h - Class 2 substances
- 5 mg/m3 for a mass flow rate greater than or equal to 25g/h - Class 3 substances