Mixed office waste

Oxypro (2) A family of pulp-bleaching processes developed by Air Products and Chemicals. Piloted in 1995 at Pittsfield, MA. Oxypro 0R is for processing mixed office waste papers it uses molecular oxygen, optionally hydrogen peroxide, sodium hydroxide, and a stabilizer. First commercialized in Scotland in 1994. 

Mixed monocyclic aromatics, 18 678 Mixed municipal solid waste, 21 367-368 Mixed office waste (MOW), 18 128 pulp, 18 96... 

Jobbins JM, Franks NE. Enzymatic deinking of mixed office waste process condition optimization. Tappi 1997 80(9) 73-78. 

Linpac, Recycle Paper Mill, Cowpens, South Carolina The first full-scale commercial pressurized ozone membrane filtration system was tested and installed in the Linpac recycle paper mill in Cowpens, South Carolina (Table 35.1) for TDS removal [50]. The mill produces linerboard and medium for the production of corrugated boxes from an OCC and mixed office waste (MOW) furnish. The mill has no liquid discharge stream. 

Uses Wash deinking agent for making tissue from recycled mixed office waste Regulatory OSHA hazardous DOT nonregulated SARA 302/304 extreme hazard (residual EO 0.001%, PO 0.001%), 311 acute hazard CERCLA 102(a) hazard (glycol ethers 3-9.99%, EO 0.001%, PO 0.001%)... 

Nonatell 1120 [Tomahj Chem. Descrip. Proprietary Uses Deinking surfactants for mixed office waste Properties Liq. 100% cone. 

Uses Pulp and paper mixes office waste deinking surfactant for use in wash, flotation, or flotation/wash systems Properties Liq. 100% cone. 

U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Mixed Waste Focus Area, Technical Baseline Results, World Wide Web Http //wastenot.inel.gov/mwfa/results.html (1996) U.S. Department of Energy (DOE). FY91 Waste and Hazard Minimization Accomplishments, DOE Report MHSMP=-91-37, Pantex Plant, Amarillo, TX 79177, (1991) J. E. Klein. R D Needs for Mixed Waste Tritium Pump Oils (U), Westinghouse Savannah River Company Inter-Office Memorandum, SRT-HTS-94-0235 (July 11, 1994). 

EPA (1986c). U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. State authorization to regulate the hazardous components of radioactive mixed wastes under the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act, 51 FR 24504 (U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington). 

Wood, B. E., Aldrich, H. C., and Ingram, L. O. 1997. Ultrasound stimulates ethanol production during the simultaneous saccharification and fermentation of mixed waste office paper. Biotechnol. Prog., 13, 232-237. 

B.A. Hegberg, Technologies for Recycling Postconsumer Mixed Plastics Emerging Plastic Lumber Production, Office of the Univ. of Illinois Center for Solid Waste Management and... 

In Spring 1987 the Information Management Staff (IMS), Office of Solid Waste and Emergency Response (OSWER) at US EPA reviewed the procedures being used to test expert systems. What was found there were inconsistent controls on software testing of expert systems. Additionally, legal, technical, and moral issues were mixed in to form... 

The cultivar seeds were sown in pots filled with contaminated soil prepared from the Warynski zinc smelter site. The Warynski smelter is located near the town of Piekary Slqskie and 15 km northwest of the major population center of Katowice [pop. 345,000] (Central Statistical Office, 1999). The site is owned by the Orzel Bialy Mining Metallurgical Works, S.A. and over 1.3 million people live within a 15 km radius of this site. Zinc and lead ore smelters operated at the site from 1927 until 1990. During this activity period, the smelters produced approximately 3,500,000 tons of mixed lead (Pb), cadmium (Cd) and zinc (Zn) waste, deposited in piles spread across a 60 hectare site. Although limited recyclable smelting activity continues at the site, the Piekary Slaskie municipal authorities are interested in redeveloping the land for alternative industrial purposes. 

The physical and health hazards associated with chemicals should be determined before working with them This determination may involve consulting literature references. Laboratory Chemical Safety Summaries (LCSSs), Matmal Safety Data Sheets (MSDSs), or other reference materials (see also Chapter 3, section 3.B) and may require discussions with the laboratory supervisor and consultants such as safety and industrial hygiene officers. Every step of the waste minimization and removal processes should be checked against federal, state, and local regulations. Production of mixed chemical-radioactive-biological waste (see Chapter 7, section 7.C.1.3) should not be considered without discussions with environmental health and safety experts. 

The information in Part I is from Post-Consumer Mixed Plastics Recycling-Characterization, Collection, Costs and Markets, prepared by Bruce A. Hegberg, William H. Hallenbeck, and Gary R. Brenniman of the University of Illinois Center for Solid Waste Management and Research for the Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources, Office of Solid Waste and Renewable Resources, January 1991. 

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