GB 16487.11-1996 Environmental protection control standards for imported waste ships and other floating structures intended for disassembly

GB 16487.11-1996 Environmental Protection Control Standard for Imported Waste Ships and Other Floating Structures for Disassembly GB16487.11-1996 Standard download and decompression password: www.bzxz.net

GB16487.11-1996 | | tt | | Foreword | Environmental pollution caused by waste. This standard will be implemented on a trial basis from August 1, 1996. This standard is proposed by the Pollution Control Department of the National Environmental Protection Administration. The National Environmental Protection Administration is responsible for interpreting this standard. 1 Scope
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Environmental protection control standard for imported waste
Ships and other floating structures for disassembly (trial)
Environmental protection control standard for imported scrap material
-Scrapping ships and floating facilitiesGB16487.111996
This standard specifies the control requirements for entrained matter and radioactive pollution in imported scrap ships that have an impact on the environment. This standard applies to the import of ships and other floating structures (hereinafter referred to as scrap ships) with customs commodity number 8908.0000 for disassembly.
2 cited standards
SN0578--1996 Inspection Regulations for Imported Waste Transport Equipment for Dismantled Ships and Other Floating Structures (Trial) GB8703-88 Radiation Protection RegulationsbzxZ.net
GB3552-83 Ships Pollutant Emission Standard GB5085.3--1996 Hazardous Waste Identification Standard Leachability GB13015-91 Polychlorinated Biphenyls-Containing Waste Pollution Control Standard GB/T15555.1~15555.12 1995 Solid Waste Leaching Toxicity Determination Method 3 Definition
This standard The following definitions are adopted:
Entrained waste
Crew domestic waste carried in imported scrap ships and industrial waste mixed with or remaining after loading and unloading cargo. Excluded are imported scrap ships used during normal navigation and materials remaining and replaced during use, as well as cargo carried by shipwrecked ships. 4 Control Standards and Requirements
4.1 It is prohibited to carry in imported scrap ships entrained waste whose concentration of harmful substances in the leachate exceeds the identification standard value in GB5085.3-1996.
4.2 It is prohibited to carry waste with polyfluorinated biphenyl content exceeding the control standard value in GB13015-91 in imported scrap ships. 4.3 Imported waste ships are prohibited from carrying entrained waste whose pH value of the release liquid is equal to or greater than 12.5 and equal to or less than 2. 4.4 Radioactive waste is prohibited from being carried in imported scrap ships. 4.5 The radioactive material pollution control indicators of imported scrap ships should comply with the requirements of GB8703-88 regarding the control level of radioactive material pollution on the surface of objects.
National Environmental Protection Administration approved on 1996-07-29 and implemented on 1996-08-01
GB16487.111996
4.6 The total weight of the following wastes contained in imported scrap ships shall not exceed that of imported scrap ships One ten thousandth of a light ton; a) pesticide and herbicide waste;
waste containing wood preservatives;
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Waste containing organic solvents:
Waste emulsifier;
Refined (steamed) distillation residue;
Flammable and explosive waste:
organophosphorus compound waste;
h) waste containing organic halide;
organic solvent waste;
clinical waste;
waste medicines;
sealed containers, etc.||tt| |4.7 In addition to the wastes listed in the above items, the total weight W of other entrained wastes in scrap ships should meet the formula (1): W.S1.5T......
where: W -
The total weight of ship waste, kg
T—the berth time of the ship after entering the port, d;
—the number of crew members the ship should carry, people.
4.8 Unwashed waste oil tankers are not allowed to be imported. The amount of oil sludge remaining in a waste oil tanker shall not exceed five ten thousandths of the deadweight tonnage. (1)
4.9 Special chemical ships that have carried waste materials listed in Article 4.6 are required to be cleaned and confirmed to have no prohibited waste before they can be imported. The importer must provide the inspection agency with the names of chemical substances carried by the ship. 4.10 Pollutant discharge from scrap ships should comply with the requirements of GB3552-83. 5 Inspection
5.1 The inspections in Articles 4.1 and 4.3 of this standard shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of GB/T15555.1～15555.12-1995. 5.2 The inspection in Article 4.2 of this standard shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of GB13015-91. 5.3 The inspections in Articles 4.4 and 4.5 of this standard shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of GB8703--88. 5.4 The inspection of other provisions of this standard shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of SN057.8--1996.
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