GB 16487.7-1996 Imported Waste Environmental Protection Control Standard Scrap Non-ferrous Metals

GB 16487.7-1996 Environmental Protection Control Standard for Imported Waste Waste Nonferrous Metals GB16487.7-1996 Standard download and decompression password: www.bzxz.net

GB16487.7-1996 | environmental pollution caused. 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 Range Circle
National Standard of the People's Republic of China
Environmental protection control standard for imported waste
Scrap non-ferrous metals
(Trial)
Environmental protection control standard for imported waste scrap material
-Nonferrous metal scraps
GB16487.7-1996
This standard specifies the control requirements for inclusions and radioactive contamination in imported scrap non-ferrous metals that have an impact on the environment. This standard applies to the import of the following scrap nonferrous metals. Customs commodity number
7401.1000
7401.2000bZxz.net
7404.0000
7503.0000
7602.0000
7902.0000
8002.0000
8103.1000
2 General reference
SN0571.1-1996 Inspection regulations for imported scrap non-ferrous metals SN0571.2-1996 Inspection regulations for imported scrap non-ferrous metals GB8703-88 Radiation protection regulations
Bronze mirror
Deposited copper (mud copper)
Copper waste and scrap
Nickel waste and scrap
Aluminum waste and scrap||tt| |Zinc scrap and scrap
Tin scrap and scrap
Molybdenum scrap and scrap
Scrap copper (trial)
Scrap non-ferrous metals except high-grade copper (trial)| |tt||SN0570-1996 Regulations for the inspection of radioactive contamination of imported scrap metal (trial) GB5085.3--1996 Hazardous waste identification standard leaching toxicity identification GB1301591 Polychlorinated biphenyl-containing waste pollution control standard GB/T15555.115555.12--1995 solid Waste leaching toxicity determination method 3 definition
This standard adopts the following definition:
Entrained waste
refers to the waste substances mixed with imported scrap non-ferrous metals during the collection, packaging and transportation processes ( Excluding packaging materials for imported scrap non-ferrous metals and other materials used during transportation). National Environmental Protection Administration approved on 1996-07-29 and implemented on 1996-08-01
4 control standards and requirements
GB16487.7—1996
4.1 It is prohibited to mix imported scrap non-ferrous metals The concentration of harmful substances in the leachate exceeds the identification standard value in GB5085.3-1996.
4.2 It is prohibited to mix waste with polychlorinated biphenyl content exceeding the control standard value in GB13015-91 into the incoming non-ferrous metals. 4.3 Imported nonferrous metal scraps are prohibited from being mixed with entrained waste whose leachate pH value is equal to or greater than 12.5 and equal to or less than 2. 4.4 Radioactive waste is prohibited from being included in imported non-ferrous metal scrap. 4.5 The radioactive material pollution control indicators in imported scrap non-ferrous metals should comply with the requirements of GB8703-88 regarding the control level of radioactive material pollution on the surface of objects.
4.6 The total weight of the following wastes contained in imported non-ferrous metal scrap shall not exceed one-quarter of the weight of imported non-ferrous metal scrap: a) pharmaceutical waste;
b) pesticide and herbicide waste; || tt||c) Waste containing wood preservatives;
d) Containing waste emulsifier;
Refined (steamed) distillation residue;
Photosensitive material waste ;
flammable and explosive waste;
h) asbestos waste;
plating, octavalent chromium, arsenic, selenium, cadmium, antimony, tellurium , wastes of mercury, thallium, lead and their compounds, wastes containing fluorine, cyanide and phenolic compounds; i
Various liquid wastes:
k) Clinical waste:
1) Kitchen waste and bathroom waste;
m) closed containers, etc.
4.7 In addition to the wastes listed in the above items, other entrained wastes (such as waste wood, waste paper, waste plastics, waste glass, waste slag) that cannot be directly used as raw materials in the process of processing and utilization of imported non-ferrous metals The total weight of imported non-ferrous metal scrap shall not exceed four percent of the total weight of imported non-ferrous metal scrap.
4.8 Pipes, containers and waste fragments that once contained liquid and semi-solid chemical substances must be cleaned before import. The import unit must provide the inspection agency with the name of the chemical substances that have been magnetically packed. 4.9 The moisture content of imported deposited copper (mud copper) shall not exceed 25%. 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 SN0570-1996. 5.4 The inspection of other provisions of this standard shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of SN0571.1-1996 and SN0571.2-1996. 6. The environmental protection control standards for other imported mixed scrap metals shall be implemented with reference to this standard.
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