Designated waste classification
Enter the liquid's state and measurements to see whether it is designated waste and which kind.Enter the state and measured values of a waste liquid to see whether it is designated waste, which kind it is, and the clause behind it. Leave unknown fields empty. If an empty field keeps a kind undecided, the result shows what else to enter.
← If it goes out through pipes as wastewater, go back and choose again
The type of designated waste is decided by the same nationwide criteria (Annex 1 of the Enforcement Decree of the Wastes Control Act) regardless of where the site is. That is why this check does not ask for a region.
This checks 11 types of designated waste in Annex 1 that relate to waste liquids. It does not judge facility lists or official test methods, and it is not a final classification.Check one waste liquid at a time. If you collect several liquids separately, enter and check each one on its own.
Questions this page does not answer
- Storage period and quantity
- Storage signage
- Separate storage areas
- Moving waste between sites
- Joint collection
- Hazardous material storage facilities
- Whether different waste liquids may be mixed in one container
Check these with the environment department of your city, county or district.