Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened
「Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened」於資料集「Environmental Policy Monthly」由單位「行政院環境保護署」的楊先生所提供，聯繫電話是(02)23117722#2217,(02)23117722#2216，最近更新時間為：2022-01-15 01:13:03。 欄位編號的內容是340 ， 欄位標題的內容是Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened ， 欄位摘要的內容是The EPA will strengthen regulatory controls on hazardous waste solvents. Through the process of reverse tracking the EPA has learned which treatment companies have exceeded allowable treatment capacity. Personnel are currently stationed at factories 24 hours to supervise operations. Approximately 58,000 tons of waste solvents are produced each year, but there is only capacity to properly treat about 40,000 tons. In the future, research will be performed on ways to promote more re-use of waste solvents.
The classification of solvents is complex and many substances, because they are toxic or inflammable, are very hazardous. Solvents are produced and used in large quantities in Taiwan, and unfortunately, many spent or waste solvents end up being illegal dumped. Current well-known instances of illegal dumping have been found in Taipei County at San-yin Bridge and in Kaohsiugn near the Lao-nong River.
Because the of the severe hazards posed by illegal dumping, and as part of the new wave of industrial waste control measures, the EPA is focusing on placing priority controls on solvents. On March 26, the EPA assembled representatives from industries, trade groups, and local environmental agencies to discuss response measures. The EPA has also requested manufacturers to conduct inventories of waste solvents stored on-site and report this and waste solvent destinations to proper authorities.
Waste solvents originate from two general sources -- manufacturers and users. Generally speaking, solvent manufacturers (other than foreign importers) are mostly producers of raw materials used in the chemical industry. Users, on the other hand, are firms that employ solvents for cleaning, surface treatment, or as additives. Major solvent users include the semiconductor industry, electric machinery manufacturers, automobile producers, as well as synthetic leather and paint manufacturers.
According to information provided by the EPA’s Industrial Waste Management Center, Taiwan produces about 136,000 tons of waste solvent per year -- 58,000 tons of which are considered hazardous. This amounts to about 4% of all hazardous waste produced in Taiwan. Around 95% of waste solvents are generated in Kaohsiung County, Taipei County, and Hsin-chu County and City.
Taiwan currently has four organizations that can treat waste solvents. According to data from these companies, total domestic capacity for treating waste solvents is approximately 40,000 tons per year. Moreover, treatment data reported to the Control Center indicates an annual reported treatment amount of 14,000 tons. Whether one considers total treatment capacity or actual amounts legally being treated, there is a significant gap between solvent quantities being produced and those being treatment.
By back-tracking from the data provided by industry to the Industrial Waste Control Center, it is clear that certain firms are accepting more waste solvents than they have the capacity to properly handle. In response, the EPA has stationed personnel in suspect facilities on a 24-hour basis to monitor treatment status. Manufacturing firms (solvent producers and users) have also been requested to inventory and report solvent quantities stored on-site and report quantities contracted out for hauling.
During the March 26 meeting, manufacturers also expressed their views. Waste solvents generated by some manufacturers (such as IPA in the semiconductor industry and methanol from packing tape manufacturers) maintain high purity, and would thereby be good for re-use as raw material. Industry representatives expressed, however, that waste re-use application procedures are very lengthy and that the EPA should help streamline the process.
Waste treatment organizations voiced their feelings that reuse policies unfairly disadvantage their services. They indicated that only through numerous inspections and heavy investment can Class A treatment organizations obtain operating licenses. Also, some treatment organizations complain that some firms claim solvent re-use in order to evade stringent inspection processes. What’s more, there is no effective monitoring of the secondary pollution created by solvent reuse as it is currently implemented in Taiwan. Because manufacturers that reuse solvents can avoid high pollution control costs, the services offered by legal Class A treatment organizations are put an extreme price disadvantage.
As soon as possible, the EPA will perform detailed research of these issues; i.e. the request by manufacturers to allow the reuse of waste solvents as incinerator fuel, the complaints that the solvent reuse application process is too slow, and the claims that solvent reuse unfairly disadvantages treatment organizations. The EPA will further demand that prior to legal treatment of waste solvents manufacturers take responsibility for proper solvent storage. For special cases, the EPA will audit and inspect the status of storage and treatment and may implement 24-hour on-site monitoring.
Status of Waste Solvent Treatment in Taiwan
Reported quantity of hazardous waste solvents
Reported quantity of general waste solvents
Total (in tons)
Total amount treated by treatment firms
8319.3 (100%)
55797.6 (82%)
641169.9 (84%)
Total amount of off-site treatment
8319.3
68210.2
76529.5
Total amount of on-site treatment
5918.6
1620.9
7521.5
Totals
14237.9
69813.1
84051.0 ， 欄位全文的內容是The EPA will strengthen regulatory controls on hazardous waste solvents. Through the process of reverse tracking the EPA has learned which treatment companies have exceeded allowable treatment capacity. Personnel are currently stationed at factories 24 hours to supervise operations. Approximately 58,000 tons of waste solvents are produced each year, but there is only capacity to properly treat about 40,000 tons. In the future, research will be performed on ways to promote more re-use of waste solvents.
The classification of solvents is complex and many substances, because they are toxic or inflammable, are very hazardous. Solvents are produced and used in large quantities in Taiwan, and unfortunately, many spent or waste solvents end up being illegal dumped. Current well-known instances of illegal dumping have been found in Taipei County at San-yin Bridge and in Kaohsiugn near the Lao-nong River.
Because the of the severe hazards posed by illegal dumping, and as part of the new wave of industrial waste control measures, the EPA is focusing on placing priority controls on solvents. On March 26, the EPA assembled representatives from industries, trade groups, and local environmental agencies to discuss response measures. The EPA has also requested manufacturers to conduct inventories of waste solvents stored on-site and report this and waste solvent destinations to proper authorities.
Waste solvents originate from two general sources -- manufacturers and users. Generally speaking, solvent manufacturers (other than foreign importers) are mostly producers of raw materials used in the chemical industry. Users, on the other hand, are firms that employ solvents for cleaning, surface treatment, or as additives. Major solvent users include the semiconductor industry, electric machinery manufacturers, automobile producers, as well as synthetic leather and paint manufacturers.
According to information provided by the EPA’s Industrial Waste Management Center, Taiwan produces about 136,000 tons of waste solvent per year -- 58,000 tons of which are considered hazardous. This amounts to about 4% of all hazardous waste produced in Taiwan. Around 95% of waste solvents are generated in Kaohsiung County, Taipei County, and Hsin-chu County and City.
Taiwan currently has four organizations that can treat waste solvents. According to data from these companies, total domestic capacity for treating waste solvents is approximately 40,000 tons per year. Moreover, treatment data reported to the Control Center indicates an annual reported treatment amount of 14,000 tons. Whether one considers total treatment capacity or actual amounts legally being treated, there is a significant gap between solvent quantities being produced and those being treatment.
By back-tracking from the data provided by industry to the Industrial Waste Control Center, it is clear that certain firms are accepting more waste solvents than they have the capacity to properly handle. In response, the EPA has stationed personnel in suspect facilities on a 24-hour basis to monitor treatment status. Manufacturing firms (solvent producers and users) have also been requested to inventory and report solvent quantities stored on-site and report quantities contracted out for hauling.
During the March 26 meeting, manufacturers also expressed their views. Waste solvents generated by some manufacturers (such as IPA in the semiconductor industry and methanol from packing tape manufacturers) maintain high purity, and would thereby be good for re-use as raw material. Industry representatives expressed, however, that waste re-use application procedures are very lengthy and that the EPA should help streamline the process.
Waste treatment organizations voiced their feelings that reuse policies unfairly disadvantage their services. They indicated that only through numerous inspections and heavy investment can Class A treatment organizations obtain operating licenses. Also, some treatment organizations complain that some firms claim solvent re-use in order to evade stringent inspection processes. What’s more, there is no effective monitoring of the secondary pollution created by solvent reuse as it is currently implemented in Taiwan. Because manufacturers that reuse solvents can avoid high pollution control costs, the services offered by legal Class A treatment organizations are put an extreme price disadvantage.
As soon as possible, the EPA will perform detailed research of these issues; i.e. the request by manufacturers to allow the reuse of waste solvents as incinerator fuel, the complaints that the solvent reuse application process is too slow, and the claims that solvent reuse unfairly disadvantages treatment organizations. The EPA will further demand that prior to legal treatment of waste solvents manufacturers take responsibility for proper solvent storage. For special cases, the EPA will audit and inspect the status of storage and treatment and may implement 24-hour on-site monitoring.
Status of Waste Solvent Treatment in Taiwan
Reported quantity of hazardous waste solvents
Reported quantity of general waste solvents
Total (in tons)
Total amount treated by treatment firms
8319.3 (100%)
55797.6 (82%)
641169.9 (84%)
Total amount of off-site treatment
8319.3
68210.2
76529.5
Total amount of on-site treatment
5918.6
1620.9
7521.5
Totals
14237.9
69813.1
84051.0 ， 欄位年度的內容是1999 ， 欄位月份的內容是2 ， 欄位卷的內容是2 ， 欄位期的內容是11 ， 欄位順序的內容是1 ， 欄位倒序的內容是2 ， 欄位分類的內容是Toxic Substance Management ， 欄位標題2的內容是Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened ， 欄位檔案位置的內容是print/V2/V2-11 。
編號
340
標題
Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened
摘要
The EPA will strengthen regulatory controls on hazardous waste solvents. Through the process of reverse tracking the EPA has learned which treatment companies have exceeded allowable treatment capacity. Personnel are currently stationed at factories 24 hours to supervise operations. Approximately 58,000 tons of waste solvents are produced each year, but there is only capacity to properly treat about 40,000 tons. In the future, research will be performed on ways to promote more re-use of waste solvents. The classification of solvents is complex and many substances, because they are toxic or inflammable, are very hazardous. Solvents are produced and used in large quantities in Taiwan, and unfortunately, many spent or waste solvents end up being illegal dumped. Current well-known instances of illegal dumping have been found in Taipei County at San-yin Bridge and in Kaohsiugn near the Lao-nong River. Because the of the severe hazards posed by illegal dumping, and as part of the new wave of industrial waste control measures, the EPA is focusing on placing priority controls on solvents. On March 26, the EPA assembled representatives from industries, trade groups, and local environmental agencies to discuss response measures. The EPA has also requested manufacturers to conduct inventories of waste solvents stored on-site and report this and waste solvent destinations to proper authorities. Waste solvents originate from two general sources -- manufacturers and users. Generally speaking, solvent manufacturers (other than foreign importers) are mostly producers of raw materials used in the chemical industry. Users, on the other hand, are firms that employ solvents for cleaning, surface treatment, or as additives. Major solvent users include the semiconductor industry, electric machinery manufacturers, automobile producers, as well as synthetic leather and paint manufacturers. According to information provided by the EPA’s Industrial Waste Management Center, Taiwan produces about 136,000 tons of waste solvent per year -- 58,000 tons of which are considered hazardous. This amounts to about 4% of all hazardous waste produced in Taiwan. Around 95% of waste solvents are generated in Kaohsiung County, Taipei County, and Hsin-chu County and City. Taiwan currently has four organizations that can treat waste solvents. According to data from these companies, total domestic capacity for treating waste solvents is approximately 40,000 tons per year. Moreover, treatment data reported to the Control Center indicates an annual reported treatment amount of 14,000 tons. Whether one considers total treatment capacity or actual amounts legally being treated, there is a significant gap between solvent quantities being produced and those being treatment. By back-tracking from the data provided by industry to the Industrial Waste Control Center, it is clear that certain firms are accepting more waste solvents than they have the capacity to properly handle. In response, the EPA has stationed personnel in suspect facilities on a 24-hour basis to monitor treatment status. Manufacturing firms (solvent producers and users) have also been requested to inventory and report solvent quantities stored on-site and report quantities contracted out for hauling. During the March 26 meeting, manufacturers also expressed their views. Waste solvents generated by some manufacturers (such as IPA in the semiconductor industry and methanol from packing tape manufacturers) maintain high purity, and would thereby be good for re-use as raw material. Industry representatives expressed, however, that waste re-use application procedures are very lengthy and that the EPA should help streamline the process. Waste treatment organizations voiced their feelings that reuse policies unfairly disadvantage their services. They indicated that only through numerous inspections and heavy investment can Class A treatment organizations obtain operating licenses. Also, some treatment organizations complain that some firms claim solvent re-use in order to evade stringent inspection processes. What’s more, there is no effective monitoring of the secondary pollution created by solvent reuse as it is currently implemented in Taiwan. Because manufacturers that reuse solvents can avoid high pollution control costs, the services offered by legal Class A treatment organizations are put an extreme price disadvantage. As soon as possible, the EPA will perform detailed research of these issues; i.e. the request by manufacturers to allow the reuse of waste solvents as incinerator fuel, the complaints that the solvent reuse application process is too slow, and the claims that solvent reuse unfairly disadvantages treatment organizations. The EPA will further demand that prior to legal treatment of waste solvents manufacturers take responsibility for proper solvent storage. For special cases, the EPA will audit and inspect the status of storage and treatment and may implement 24-hour on-site monitoring. Status of Waste Solvent Treatment in Taiwan Reported quantity of hazardous waste solvents Reported quantity of general waste solvents Total (in tons) Total amount treated by treatment firms 8319.3 (100%) 55797.6 (82%) 641169.9 (84%) Total amount of off-site treatment 8319.3 68210.2 76529.5 Total amount of on-site treatment 5918.6 1620.9 7521.5 Totals 14237.9 69813.1 84051.0
全文
The EPA will strengthen regulatory controls on hazardous waste solvents. Through the process of reverse tracking the EPA has learned which treatment companies have exceeded allowable treatment capacity. Personnel are currently stationed at factories 24 hours to supervise operations. Approximately 58,000 tons of waste solvents are produced each year, but there is only capacity to properly treat about 40,000 tons. In the future, research will be performed on ways to promote more re-use of waste solvents. The classification of solvents is complex and many substances, because they are toxic or inflammable, are very hazardous. Solvents are produced and used in large quantities in Taiwan, and unfortunately, many spent or waste solvents end up being illegal dumped. Current well-known instances of illegal dumping have been found in Taipei County at San-yin Bridge and in Kaohsiugn near the Lao-nong River. Because the of the severe hazards posed by illegal dumping, and as part of the new wave of industrial waste control measures, the EPA is focusing on placing priority controls on solvents. On March 26, the EPA assembled representatives from industries, trade groups, and local environmental agencies to discuss response measures. The EPA has also requested manufacturers to conduct inventories of waste solvents stored on-site and report this and waste solvent destinations to proper authorities. Waste solvents originate from two general sources -- manufacturers and users. Generally speaking, solvent manufacturers (other than foreign importers) are mostly producers of raw materials used in the chemical industry. Users, on the other hand, are firms that employ solvents for cleaning, surface treatment, or as additives. Major solvent users include the semiconductor industry, electric machinery manufacturers, automobile producers, as well as synthetic leather and paint manufacturers. According to information provided by the EPA’s Industrial Waste Management Center, Taiwan produces about 136,000 tons of waste solvent per year -- 58,000 tons of which are considered hazardous. This amounts to about 4% of all hazardous waste produced in Taiwan. Around 95% of waste solvents are generated in Kaohsiung County, Taipei County, and Hsin-chu County and City. Taiwan currently has four organizations that can treat waste solvents. According to data from these companies, total domestic capacity for treating waste solvents is approximately 40,000 tons per year. Moreover, treatment data reported to the Control Center indicates an annual reported treatment amount of 14,000 tons. Whether one considers total treatment capacity or actual amounts legally being treated, there is a significant gap between solvent quantities being produced and those being treatment. By back-tracking from the data provided by industry to the Industrial Waste Control Center, it is clear that certain firms are accepting more waste solvents than they have the capacity to properly handle. In response, the EPA has stationed personnel in suspect facilities on a 24-hour basis to monitor treatment status. Manufacturing firms (solvent producers and users) have also been requested to inventory and report solvent quantities stored on-site and report quantities contracted out for hauling. During the March 26 meeting, manufacturers also expressed their views. Waste solvents generated by some manufacturers (such as IPA in the semiconductor industry and methanol from packing tape manufacturers) maintain high purity, and would thereby be good for re-use as raw material. Industry representatives expressed, however, that waste re-use application procedures are very lengthy and that the EPA should help streamline the process. Waste treatment organizations voiced their feelings that reuse policies unfairly disadvantage their services. They indicated that only through numerous inspections and heavy investment can Class A treatment organizations obtain operating licenses. Also, some treatment organizations complain that some firms claim solvent re-use in order to evade stringent inspection processes. What’s more, there is no effective monitoring of the secondary pollution created by solvent reuse as it is currently implemented in Taiwan. Because manufacturers that reuse solvents can avoid high pollution control costs, the services offered by legal Class A treatment organizations are put an extreme price disadvantage. As soon as possible, the EPA will perform detailed research of these issues; i.e. the request by manufacturers to allow the reuse of waste solvents as incinerator fuel, the complaints that the solvent reuse application process is too slow, and the claims that solvent reuse unfairly disadvantages treatment organizations. The EPA will further demand that prior to legal treatment of waste solvents manufacturers take responsibility for proper solvent storage. For special cases, the EPA will audit and inspect the status of storage and treatment and may implement 24-hour on-site monitoring. Status of Waste Solvent Treatment in Taiwan Reported quantity of hazardous waste solvents Reported quantity of general waste solvents Total (in tons) Total amount treated by treatment firms 8319.3 (100%) 55797.6 (82%) 641169.9 (84%) Total amount of off-site treatment 8319.3 68210.2 76529.5 Total amount of on-site treatment 5918.6 1620.9 7521.5 Totals 14237.9 69813.1 84051.0
年度
1999
月份
2
卷
2
期
11
順序
1
倒序
2
分類
Toxic Substance Management
標題2
Hazardous Waste Solvent Treatment Controls to be Strengthened
檔案位置
print/V2/V2-11
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