1 Data Background Document Supporting Information on the Four RCRA Listed Hazardous Waste F002 & F005 Spent Solvent Chemicals Examined in the Proposed Revisions to the 1981 " Headworks Exemption" of the RCRA Hazardous Waste Mixture Rule for Industrial Wastewater Treatment Systems:

! Benzene ( 71 43 2) ! 1,1,2 trichloroethane ( vinyl trichloride, 79 00 5) ! 2 ethoxyethanol ( ethylene glycol monoethyl ether, 110 80 5) ! 2 nitropropane ( 79 46 9)

Prepared by: Mark Eads, Economist US Environmental Protection Agency Office of Solid Waste Economics, Methods & Risk Analysis Division 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue NW ( Mailstop 5307W) Washington DC 20460 USA http:// www. epa. gov/ osw 20 December 2002 2 Preface This background document contains industrial waste data tables and graphs assembled from five different USEPA public access databases. The purpose of this document is to provide exploratory and descriptive information about the following four spent solvent chemicals managed as RCRA hazardous waste in industrial wastewater management systems:

! Benzene ( 71 43 2) ! 1,1,2 trichloroethane ( vinyl trichloride, 79 00 5) ! 2 ethoxyethanol ( ethylene glycol monoethyl ether, 110 80 5) ! 2 nitropropane ( 79 46 9)

The USEPA Office of Solid Waste ( OSW) applied some of the relevant information contained in this document for use as data inputs into ( a) OSW's human health and environmental risk analysis, and ( b) OSW's economic impact analysis, for the RCRA " headworks exemption" proposed rule which involves these four solvent chemicals. OSW requests public comment about the scope and contents of this document, during the designated public review period specified in the Federal Register announcement for the proposed rule. 3 Contents Section Database Query Page 1. Introduction: ! Overview of 1981 RCRA " Headworks Exemption" ! Basic Data on The Four Chemicals as Industrial Solvents ! Overview of the Five USEPA Industrial Waste Databases Referenced in this Document 4 2. BRS Database: USEPA Office of Solid Waste ( OSW) RCRA Hazardous Waste " Biennial Report" Database Query Findings 21 3. RCRAInfo Database USEPA Office of Solid Waste ( OSW) RCRA Hazardous Waste Management Permit Database Query Findings 69 4. TRI Database: USEPA Office of Environmental Information ( OEI) " Toxics Release Inventory" ( TRI) for Industrial Chemical Emissions & Wastes Database Query Findings 71 5. NHWCS Database: USEPA Office of Solid Waste ( OSW) " National Hazardous Waste Constituent Survey" ( NHWCS) Database Query Findings 91 6. SIS Database: USEPA Office of Solid Waste ( OSW) " Industrial Surface Impoundment Study" ( SIS) involving non hazardous waste management 105 7. Website Sources: Public Access Internet Website URL Addresses and Browser Screenshots for the Five USEPA Industrial Waste Databases Referenced in this Document ( BRS, RCRAInfo, TRI, NHWCS, SIS) 122 4 1. Introduction:

! Overview of RCRA Hazardous Waste " Headworks Exemption" ! Basic Data on the Four Chemicals as Industrial Solvents ! Overview of Five USEPA Databases Referenced in this Document 1 As of 01 July 2001, the Code of Federal Regulations ( CFR) contains five spent solvent hazardous waste listings in the RCRA program ( 40 CFR 261.31 " Hazardous Wastes From Non Specific Sources"): ! F001: Spent halogenated solvents used in degreasing ( five specific chemicals + one chemical class) ! F002: Spent halogenated solvents ( nine chemicals) ! F003: Spent non halogenated solvents ( nine chemicals) ! F004: Spent non halogenated solvents ( two chemicals + one chemical with three possible isomers) ! F005: Spent non halogenated solvents ( eight chemicals).

5 Resource Conservation & Recovery Act ( RCRA) Industrial Wastewater " Headworks Exemption" for Spent Solvents A. 1981 RCRA " Headworks Exemption" [ Interim] Final Rule ( selected excerpt from 1981 Federal Register notice):

" Spent solvents are generated in a great many manufacturing and allied operations such as degreasing, maintenance, extraction, purification and constituent application procedures. ( The same substances may also be used in a manufacturing process as chemical reactants or process intermediates, and, when so used, are not considered to be spent solvents). It is not always possible to collect and segregate spent solvents ( e. g., various spills or incidental losses from degreasing or maintenance operations); those materials often drain or are washed into wastewater sewer systems. Also, it is often practical and reasonable to discharge the small quantities of spent solvent generated in diverse and separate manufacturing and allied operations into the nearest sewer connected to the wastewater treatment system. These small quantities of spent solvent are conveniently managed by and treated in the chemical or biological wastewater treatment system. The Agency [ EPA] has decided to deal with these situations by amending [ 40 CFR] section 261.3( a)( 2) to provide that the mixture rule does not apply to mixtures of [ 40 CFR] section 261.31 spent solvents1 in wastewaters if the combined concentrations of the spent solvent in the resulting mixture are no greater than 1 or 25 ppm, depending on the type of solvent ( section 261.3( a)( 2)( iv)( A) and ( B) of today's amendment). The lower limit applies to those listed spent solvents determined by the Agency's Carcinogen Assessment Group ( CAG) to possess substantial evidence of carcinogenicity, namely, carbon tetrachloride, tetrachloroethylene ( perchloroethylene) and trichloroethylene. The upper limit applies to the reamining listed spent solvents which are listed in [ 40 CFR] 261.31 because they are toxic ( T): methylene chloride, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, chlorobenzene, o dichlorobenzene, cresols, cresylic acid, nitrobenzene, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, carbon disulfide, isobutanol, pyridine, and spent chlorofluorocarbon solvents." ( Federal Register, Vol. 46, No. 221, 17 Nov 1981, p. 56584)

B. 1981 RCRA " Headworks Exemption" [ Interim] Final Rule as Codified in the Code of Federal Regulations ( 40 CFR 261.3( a)( 2)( iv)( A)&( B)):

"[ T] he following mixtures of solid wastes and [ RCRA] hazardous wastes listed in [ 40 CFR 261.3] subpart D of this part are not hazardous wastes ... if the generator can demonstrate that the mixture consists of wastewater the discharge of which is subject to regulation under either section 402 or section 307( b) of the Clean Water Act ( including wastewater at facilities which have eliminated the discharge of wastewater) and: " One or more of the following solvents listed in [ 40 CFR] section 261.31   carbon tetrachloride, tetrachloroethylene, trichloroethylene   provided that the maximum total weekly usage of these solvents ( other than the amounts that can be demonstrated not to be discharged to wastewater) divided by the average weekly flow of wastewater into the headworks of the facility's wastewater treatment or pretreatment system does not exceed 1 part per million; or " One or more of the following spent solvents listed in [ 40 CFR] section 261.31   methylene chloride, 1,1,1 trichloroethane, chlorbenzene, odichlorobenzene cresols, cresylic acid, nitrobenzene, toluene, methyl ethyl ketone, carbon disulfide isobutanol, pyridine, spent chlorofluorocarbon solvents  provided that the maximum total weekly usage of these solvents ( other than the amounts that can be demonstrated not to be discharged to wastewater) divided by the average weekly flow of wastewater into the headworks of the facility's wastewater treatment or pretreatment system does not exceed 25 part per million." 6 Spent Solvent Hazardous Waste Listings in the RCRA Regulatory Program ( Source: 40 CFR 261.31, 01 July 2001)

RCRA waste code Wastecode description Spent solvent count Spent solvent chemicals included in listing RCRA hazard code*

F001 Spent halogenated solvents used in degreasing 1 1,1,2 trichloroethane T 2 Carbon tetrachloride 3 Chlorinated fluorocarbons**

4 Methylene chloride 5 Tetrachloroethylene 6 Trichloroethylene F002 Spent halogenated solvents 1 1,1,1 trichloroethane T 2 1,1,2 trichloro 1,2,2 trifluoroethane 3 1,1,2 trichloroethane 4 Chlorobenzene 5 Methylene chloride 6 Ortho dichlorobenzene 7 Tetrachloroethylene 8 Trichloroethylene 9 Trichlorofluoromethane F003 Spent non halogenated solvents 1 Acetone I 2 Cyclohexanone 3 Ethyl acetate 4 Ethyl benzene 5 Ethyl ether 6 Methanol 7 Methyl isobutyl ketone 8 n butyl alcohol RCRA waste code Wastecode description Spent solvent count Spent solvent chemicals included in listing RCRA hazard code*

7 9 Xylene F004 Spent non halogenated solvents 1 Cresols*** T 2 Cresylic acid 3 Nitrobenzene F005 Spent non halogenated solvents 1 2 ethoxyethanol I, T 2 2 nitropropane 3 Benzene 4 Carbon disulfide 5 Isobutanol 6 Methyl ethyl ketone 7 Pyridine 8 Toluene Explanatory Notes: ( a) * T = toxic waste; I = ignitable waste ( 40 CFR 261.30) ( b) ** " Chlorofluorocarbons" are a class of chemicals, not a single chemical. ( c) *** " Cresols" may have three possible isomers ( alternative chemical structures): meta, ortho, and para cresol. 8 List of 16 RCRA Listed Hazardous Waste Spent Solvents Eligible for the 1981 RCRA " Headworks Exemption" ( Source: eligible spent solvents are listed at 40 CFR 261.3( a)( 2)( iv)( A)&( B))

Item Solvent chemical name ( listed alphabetically below) Maximum allowable headworks wastewater concentration ( ppm) for exemption Spent solvent RCRA hazardous wastecode ( 40 CFR 261.31) RCRA hazard code ( ibid)* USEPA PCS parameter code****

1 1,1,1 trichloroethane 25 F001 & F002 T 34506 2 Carbon disulfide 25 F005 I, T 77041 3 Carbon tetrachloride 1 F001 T 32102 4 Chlorobenzene 25 F002 T 34301 5 Chlorofluorocarbon solvents** 25 F001 (& F002) T 16 codes*****

6 Cresols*** 25 F004 T 77146, 79778, 81676 7 Cresylic acid 25 F004 T None 8 Ortho dichlorobenzene 25 F002 T None 9 Isobutanol 25 F005 I, T 77033 10 Methyl ethyl ketone 25 F005 I, T 81595 11 Methylene chloride 25 F001 & F002 T 34423 12 Nitrobenzene 25 F004 T 34447 13 Pyridine 25 F005 I, T 77045 14 Tetrachloroethylene 1 F001 & F002 T 34475 15 Toluene 25 F005 I, T 34010 & 34481 16 Trichloroethylene 1 F001 & F002 T 39180 Explanatory Notes: ( a) * T = toxic waste; I = ignitable waste ( 40 CFR 261.30). ( b) ** The RCRA " headworks exemption" at 40 CFR 261.3( a)( 2)( iv)( B) lists " spent chlorofluorocarbon solvents" as eligible ( if under the 25 ppm wastewater concentration threshold), but as of the 01 July 2000 issue of the CFR, the RCRA spent solvent listings: ! F001 lists " chlorinated fluorocarbons"; ! F002 lists 1,1,2 trichloroethane 1,2,2 trifluoroethane & trichlorofluoromethane; ! F003, F004, F005 do not list chlorofluorocarbons. ( c) *** Because of its six carbon atom ring structure, cresols have three possible chemical isomers: ortho, meta, & para cresol, which vary in the placement of the hydroxyl ( OH) and methyl ( CH3) groups on their ring structure. ( d) **** PCS: Permit Compliance System ( USEPA Office of Water) http:// www. epa. gov/ enviro/ html/ pcs/ pcs_ query_ java. html. ( e) ***** Chlorofluorocarbon PCS codes: 34488, 34668, 38671, 38674, 38675, 45025, 45028, 49541, 70010, 77647, 77652, 78143, 81611, 82637, 85667, 85668. 9 Other RCRA Listed Hazardous Waste Spent Solvents Eligible for the 1981 " Headworks Exemption" ( Source: comparison of the 01 July 2001 CFR list of all RCRA listed hazardous waste spent solvent chemicals at 40 CFR 261.31, to the list of spent solvent chemicals listed in the RCRA " headworks exemption" at 40 CFR 261.1)

Item Solvent chemical name RCRA hazardous waste spent solvent wastecode ( 40 CFR 261.31) RCRA hazard code* ( ibid)

1 1,1,2 trichloroethane F002 T 2 2 ethoxyethanol F005 I, T 3 2 nitropropone F005 I, T 4 Acetone F003 I 5 Benzene F005 I, T 6 Cyclohexanone F003 I 7 Ethyl acetate F003 I 8 Ethyl benzene F003 I 9 Ethyl ether F003 I 10 Methanol F003 I 11 Methyl isobutyl ketone F003 I 12 n butyl alcohol F003 I 13 Xylene F003 I * T= toxic waste; I = ignitable waste ( 40 CFR 261.30). 10 Identity, Properties, and RCRA Regulatory Codes for the Four Targeted Solvent Chemicals Identity Properties RCRA Regulatory Codes Spent Solvent Chemical Name CAS nr. Synonyms* Physical form* Potential industrial uses* ( solvent & non solvent uses) Spent solvent hazardous waste code Offspec/ discarded product; spill/ container residues Leachability hazardous waste code Primary hazard property 40 CFR 261.31 40 CFR 261.33 40 CFR 261.24 40 CFR 261.31 & 261.33 1,1,2 Trichloroethane 79 00 5 Vinyltrichloride ! Colorless liquid ! Boiling point = 113.7C ( 236.7F) ! Manufacturing 1,1 dichloroethylene ! Solvent for chlorinated rubber & various organic materials ( fats, oils, resins, etc.) F002 U227 None T Benzene 71 43 2 ! Colorless liquid ! Boiling point = 80.1C ( 176.2F) ! Manufacturing styrene, phenol, detergents, organic chemicals, pesticide, plastics & resins, synthetic rubber, aviation fuel, pharmaceuticals, dye, explosives, PCB gasoline, tanning, flavors and perfumes, paints & coatings ! Nylon intermediates ! Food processing ! Ingredient in photographic chemicals F005 U019 D018 ( 0.5 ppm) I, T 2 Ethoxyethanol 110 80 5 ! Ethylene glycol monoethyl ether ! Ethoxol ! Ethylglycol ! Cellosolve ! Dowanol EE ! Oxitol ! Colorless liquid ! Boiling point = 135C ( 275.0F) ! Solvent for nitrocellulose; natural & synthetic resins ! Mutual solvent for formulation of soluble oils; lacquers & lacquer thinners; dyeing & printing textiles; varnish removers; cleaning solutions; leather ! Anti icing additive for aviation fuels. F005 U359 None I, T 2 Nitropropane 79 46 9 F005 U171 None I, T Explanatory Notes: ( a) CFR = Code of Federal Regulations ( http:// www. access. gpo. gov/ nara ). ( b) * Synonyms, physical form, and potential uses from " Handbook of Environmental Data on Organic Chemicals", 2nd edition, Van Nostrand Reinhold Co., 1983. 11 Alternative Example Definitions of " Solvent"

! " Industrial Solvents" ( Vol. 22, Table 1), from Kirk Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 4th ed. ition, John Wiley & Sons Inc., 1998: Table 1. Functions of Industrial Solvents in End Uses Solvent function Purpose 1. dissolving prepare solutions of polymers, resins, and other substances 2. softening used as tackifiers, improve adhesion to substrate for better bonding 3. suspension/ dispersion pigments and other particulates 4. extraction separate one material from another by selective dissolution 5. viscosity reduction thin coatings to application viscosity 6. chemical intermediate react with other compounds to form new substances 7. manufacturing/ processing improved workability during processing 8. heat transfer fluid remove heat of reaction in chemical manufacturing processes 9. reaction medium an inert medium in which other compounds react ! Final Draft Hazardous Waste Listing Determination Background Document for Solvents II and III ( 05 March 2002): The existing solvent listings in 40 CFR 261.31 apply to spent solvents that are used for their " solvent properties," as defined in the December 31, 1985 Federal Register ( 50 FR 53316). This definition of " solvent use" was included in the RCRA § 3007 Solvent Use Questionnaire used to obtain information to support today's proposed rulemaking.

" Solvents are used for their " solvent" properties  to solubilize ( dissolve) or mobilize other constituents. Examples of such solvent use include degreasing, cleaning, and fabric scouring, use as diluents, extractants, and reaction and synthesis media, and for other similar uses. This definition is discussed in the listing determination for F001 F005 solvents, 50 FR 53316, December 31, 1985. A chemical is not used as a solvent if it is used only for purposes other than those described above.

! Merriam Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 10th edition, 1996 solvent ( 1671) 1: a usually liquid substance cable of dissolving or dispersing one or more other substances; 2: something that provides a solution; 3: something that eliminates or attenuates something especially unwanted.

! Standord Rsearch Institute ( SRI) Chemical Economics Handbook, Oct 2000 Benzene solvent consumption in US industry: Because of the toxicity hazard, benzene is not used directly as a solvent. Some benzene containing aromatic mixtures may be employed as solvents. Because environmental restrictions significantly limit aromatic solvent use outside of closed systems, the amount consumed is very small and is not covered in this report. 12 Alternative Example Definitions of " Solvent" ( continued)

! USEPA Office of Air Quality Planning & Standards ( OAQPS) Dec 1997 The rule defines organic solvent as " a volatile organic liquid that is used for dissolving or dispersing constituents in a coating or contact adhesive, adjusting the viscosity of a coating or contact adhesive, or cleaning equipment. When used in a coating or contact adhesive, the organic solvent evaporates during drying and does not become a part of the dried film."

! San Joaquin Valley Unified Air Pollution Control District Organic Solvent Cleaning Project, November 27, 2001 " Solvent: any liquid containing a volatile organic compound or combination of volatile organic compounds, which is used as a diluent, thinner, dissolver, viscosity reducer, cleaning agent, or for other similar uses. These liquids are principally derived from petroleum and include petroleum distillates, chlorinated hydrocarbons, chlorofluorocarbons, ketones, and alcohols." The following sentences would not be included in the definition: " Solutions, emulsions, and dispersions of water and soap, or water and detergent, are not organic solvents. Soaps and detergents are water based surfactants."

! General Chemistry: Principles & Structure, Brady & Humiston, 1975: There are certain terms that apply to all kinds of chemical solutions and that should be understood before we proceed further. The words solvent and solute are two of these. The general practice is to refer to the substance present in greatest proportion in a solution as the solvent, with all of the other substances in the solution considered solutes. In solutions that contain water, however, the solvent is nearly always considered to be water even when it is present in relatively small amounts. For example, a mixture of 96% H2SO4 and 4% H2O by weight is called " concentrated sulfuric acid", which implies that a large quantity of sulfuric acid is dissolved in a small amount of water; that is, H2O is taken to be the solvent and H2SO4 the solute. It is often necessary to express the proportions of solute and solvent in a solution. This is done by specifying the concentration of the solute in the mixture. Concentration can be stated quantitatively in a variety of ways, as we shall see. The terms concentrated and dilute are used when we wish to speak, in qualitative terms, of the relative proportions of solvent and solute. In a concentrated solution there is a relatively large amount of solute present in the solvent; a dilute solution, on the other hand, possesses only a small quantity of solute. These two terms have meaning only in relationship to one another; they do not imply any specific quantities of solute in solvent. 13 1991 US Industrial Solvent Production ( Source: Kirk Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 1998, http:// www. mrw. interscience. wiley. com/ kirk).

Item Chemical Name ( 1000 tons) % Cumltv %

1 1,2 dichloroethane 6,220.0 23.0% 23.0%

2 Benzene 5,209.0 19.3% 42.3%

3 Methanol 3,948.0 14.6% 56.9%

4 Xylene 2,866.0 10.6% 67.5%

5 Toluene 2,857.0 10.6% 78.0%

6 Acetone 1,065.0 3.9% 82.0%

7 2 propanol 609.0 2.3% 84.2%

8 1 butanol 599.0 2.2% 86.4%

9 Propylene glycol 302.0 1.1% 87.5%

10 2 ethylhexanol 298.0 1.1% 88.6%

11 1,1,1 trichloroethane 292.0 1.1% 89.7%

12 Methyl ethyl ketone 233.0 0.9% 90.6%

13 Chloroform 229.0 0.8% 91.4%

14 Diethylene glycol 221.0 0.8% 92.2%

15 Methylene chloride 177.0 0.7% 92.9%

16 Hexane 176.0 0.7% 93.6%

17 n butyl acetate 168.0 0.6% 94.2%

18 Ethylene glycol monobutyl ether 156.0 0.6% 94.8%

19 Carbon tetrachloride 143.0 0.5% 95.3%

20 Ethanol 125.0 0.5% 95.7%

21 Ethanolamine 122.0 0.5% 96.2%

22 Ethyl acetate 118.0 0.4% 96.6%

23 Diethylene glycol monobutyl ether 109.0 0.4% 97.0%

24 Perchloroethylene 109.0 0.4% 97.4%

25 Diethanolamine 90.0 0.3% 97.8%

26 Triethanolamine 86.0 0.3% 98.1%

27 Methyl isobutyl ketone 82.0 0.3% 98.4%

28 1 propanol 78.7 0.3% 98.7% Item Chemical Name ( 1000 tons) % Cumltv %

14 29 2 methyl 1 propanol 61.0 0.2% 98.9%

30 Triethylene glycol 53.0 0.2% 99.10%

31 n propyl acetate 36.0 0.1% 99.24%

32 Diethylenetriamine 33.0 0.1% 99.36%

33 2 ethoxyethanol ( ethylene glycol monoethyl ether) 32.0 0.1% 99.48%

34 Isobutyl acetate 26.0 0.1% 99.57%

35 Isopropyl acetate 24.0 0.1% 99.66%

36 Morpholine 24.0 0.1% 99.75%

37 Diethylene glycol monomethyl ether 15.0 0.1% 99.81%

38 Diethylene glycol monoethyl ether 13.0 0.0% 99.85%

39 Acetonitrile 10.0 0.0% 99.89%

40 Triethylamine 9.7 0.0% 99.93%

41 Diacetone alcohol 8.8 0.0% 99.96%

42 Diethylamine 7.4 0.0% 99.99%

43 Dibutylamine 3.7 0.0% 100.00%

44 1,1,2 trichloroethane 0 to < 3.7 0.0% 100.00%

45 2 nitropropane 0 to < 3.7 0.0% 100.00%

Column total = 27,044.3 100.0% 15 Categorization and Summary of Example Definitions/ Applications of Wastewater Management " Headworks" Source: Sample of Definitions from a USEPA Office of Solid Waste Internet Search ( 19 Oct 2001)

Item Type of Definition Definition Keywords Implicit or Explicit Definition of Wastewater " Headworks" ( website excerpts) Internet Reference ( URL)

1 Headworks location Trunkline discharge ... the influent trunklines entered the plant grounds and when they discharged into the headworks facility... http:// www. h2o2. com/ applications/ municipal wastewater/ headworksodor. html 2 Tunnel ... remote headworks at the front of the tunnel http:// www. h2o2. com/ applications/ municipal wastewater/ headworksodor. html 3 Interceptor confluence The headworks is the point where all the interceptors in the collection system come together at the WWTP... http:// www. ci. norman. ok. us/ government/ wast ewatercoalition/ grant. htm 4 Treatment plant entrance ... the wastewater facility involved the plant's headworks, the area where wastewater enters the treatment plant. http:// www. omiinc. com/ articles/ somersworth. h tml 5 Initial component of treatment facility Headworks: With respect to a treatment facility, the initial component into which the influent wastewater flows. http:// www. epa. gov/ owm/ glossary. htm 6 Headworks functions Preliminary treatment The purpose of the headworks is to provide preliminary treatment prior to entering the main treatment basins at the WWTP... http:// www. ci. norman. ok. us/ government/ wast ewatercoalition/ grant. htm 7 ! Screening ! Grit removal ! Flow measure The headworks typically consists of screening ( mechanical removal of larger materials contained in the wastewater), grit removal ( wastewater is aerated allowing heavier materials such as sand and gravel to be removed), flow measurement and excess flow diversion... http:// www. ci. norman. ok. us/ government/ wast ewatercoalition/ grant. htm 8 ! Flow measure ! Screening ! Pumping ! Grit removal The existing headworks, placed into service in 1977, provided influent flow measurement, screening, influent pumping, and grit removal. http:// www. ci. englewood. co. us/ wwtp/ areas/ H W/ prelimin. htm 9 ! Screens WW ! Splits WW Headworks: This is the first phase in the treatment process. The headworks screens and splits the wastewater flow to the secondary units [ where] wastewater is biologically treated. http:// www. hawaiireserves. com/ HRI/ lwrf. htm 10 Solids removal The headworks is the component of the wastewater treatment process where much of the large and easily settleable solid material is removed. http:// www. humboldt. edu/~ ere_ dept/ marsh/ flo w2. html 11 ! Preliminary treatment ! Mixing The raw sewage influent is pumped into the plant headworks where it goes through preliminary treatment and is mixed with the return activated sludge from the secondary clarifiers. http:// www. ci. anderson. ca. us/ pubworks/ wste watr. html Item Type of Definition Definition Keywords Implicit or Explicit Definition of Wastewater " Headworks" ( website excerpts) Internet Reference ( URL)

16 12 Screening objects Sewage is piped from communities to several headworks where bricks, logs and other large objects are screened out. http:// www. mwra. state. ma. us/ sewer/ html/ sew how. htm 13 Screening solids The Headworks preliminary solids screening. http:// members. iglou. com/ kywaters/ pretreat. ht m 14 Headworks components ! Bar screens ! Grit tanks Mechanical cleaning bar screens then remove rags, sticks, plastic and other foreign objects from the wastewater, this part of the treatment plant is called the headworks. Bar screens may be used before or after the grit tanks... Following the headworks wastewater flows into large tanks known as settling tanks... http:// www. rdn. bc. ca/ Liquid_ Waste/ treatment. asp 15 Scrubbers ... into the headworks scrubbers... http:// www. h2o2. com/ applications/ municipal wastewater/ headworksodor. html 16 ! Screens ! Receiving wells Improvements to wastewater systems include design of headworks facilities such as screens, grit removal, and septage receiving wet wells, .... http:// www. provan lorber. com/ abouourfir/ mun andgov/

17 Grease/ grit removal system ... has implemented a grease/ grit removal system in a headworks at the station. http:// www. w ww. com/ plants/ usa/ maine/ millin ocket/

18 ! Screen ! Compactor ! Pump station Facilities included a screen and compactor at headworks pump station http:// www. olarson. com/ adams. htm 19 Pump station Following primary treatment, the variable speed headworks pump station will transport the raw wastewater to an oxidation ditch. http:// www. vaughnmelton. com/ churchhill. html 20 Headworks functions & components ! Bar screens ! Grit canal The wastewater enters the plant at the Headworks, so named due to its assembly line location as well as its performed functions... As the water travels through portals, bar screens act as rakes to gather and remove trash to be disposed.... The last headworks site is the grit settling canal, in which the grit is pumped out through air pumps and grease and scum is skimmed and removed from the wastewater. http:// pud. ci. college station. tx. us/ wastewater_ treatment. htm 21 ! Screw pumps ! Bar screens ! Flow measure ! Grit separators The " headworks" component of Arcata's wastewater treatment plant is the first phase in the treatment of raw sewage and consists of technologies aimed at removing inorganic materials from the raw sewage. The technologies include two screw pumps that lift the sewage fifteen feet and pass it through bar screens, a parshall flume ( for flow measurement) and grit separators before it enters the clarifiers. http:// www. epa. gov/ owow/ wetlands/ construc/ arcata/ 11stage. html Item Type of Definition Definition Keywords Implicit or Explicit Definition of Wastewater " Headworks" ( website excerpts) Internet Reference ( URL)

17 22 ! Bar screening ! De gritting ! Pumps/ mixers ! Screw conveyors At the headworks facility, wastewater enters the treatment plant and requires screening, de gritting, and other physical processes to prepare the water for further treatment... headworks equipment includes bar screens, pumps and mixers, screw conveyors, odor control, and process monitoring equipment, as well as operational and maintenance services. http:// www. usfilter. com/ water/ ProductOffering s. asp? WID= 19 23 ! Preliminary treatment ! Trash racks ! Mechanical screws ! Grit chambers The first treatment units ... are " preliminarytreatment" processes where potentially equipment damaging materials are removed ( the headworks). Large debris is removed as wastewater flows through trash racks. Next, finer materials are removed by mechanical fine screens. Screened flow is directed to grit chambers where abrasive materials ... are removed. " Primary treatment" follows the headworks ... in primary clarifiers so that solids can be settled or floated out of the wastewater. Biological treatment follows primary clarification... http:// www. lfucg. com/ Sewers/ TBTour. asp 24 Preliminary treatment The purpose of the headworks facilities is to provide preliminary treatment, removing materials in wastewater that could damage pumps and other process equipment. The order of preliminary treatment is course bar racks, fine screens and grit removal. http:// www. lfucg. com/ Sewers/ TBTHeadworks. asp Explanatory Notes: ( a) This table represents a non probability sample ( i. e. purposive convenience sampling method) collected Oct 2001 by USEPA OSW EMRAD, and is not representative of all example definitions/ contexts for wastewater " headworks", nor does this list constitute USEPA endorsement of any particular technology, manufacturer, or organization. ( b) Items in this table identified and collected using Internet browser search keywords: {" headworks" + " wastewater"}, and {" headworks" + " wastewater" + " industrial"}. ( c) Internet website context for items in this table may be either industrial or municipal wastewater treatment systems. 18 Overview & Comparison of Five USEPA Databases Queried in this Document This document presents tables and graphs of secondary data collected by OSW EMRAD in 2001 and 2002 from five USEPA public access databases. As compared in the table below, each database has a different scope ( data coverage); consequently, these databases are complementary, but also to a limited extent overlapping because information from some industrial facilities may appear in more than one database.

Comparison of Scope and Contents of Four USEPA Databases on Industrial Wastes USEPA database Database name Data year Type of waste covered in database Facilities covered in database Units of analysis Waste chemicals covered Facility type Facility count 1. BRS Biennial Reporting System Biennial since 1989 Industrial hazardous solid waste RCRA hazardous waste: ! large quantity generators ( LQGs) ! treatment, storage, disposal, recovery facilities ! 20,316 LQGs ( 40.7 million tons non wastewaters* in 1997) ! 2,025 TSDRs ( 37.7 million tons haz waste in 1997) ! Facility ! RCRA wastecode ! Waste source ! Waste physical form ! Waste manage ment method ! SIC code ! Geographic location Does not directly contain chemical data ( indirectly by RCRA wastecodes)

2. RCRA Info Resource Conservation & Recovery Act Information Industrial hazardous solid waste RCRA hazardous waste: ! large quantity generators ( LQGs) ! small quantity generators ( SQGs) ! transporters ! treatment, storage disposal, recovery facilities ! Facility ! Waste manage ment method ! SIC code ! Geographic location Does not directly contain chemical data 3. TRI Toxics Release Inventory Annual since 1987 ! Industrial hazardous wastes ! Industrial nonhazardous wastes ! Other industrial releases of chemicals to air, water, land Manufacturing facilities**: ! > 10 employees ! > 12.5 tons/ year chemical mfg/ processing, or ! > 5 tons chemical used/ year 22,639 facilities ( representing 3.9 million tons chemicals released in 1999) ! Facility ! Establishment within facility ! Chemical in waste ! SIC code ! Geographic location . 650 ( 1999) USEPA database Database name Data year Type of waste covered in database Facilities covered in database Units of analysis Waste chemicals covered Facility type Facility count 19 4. NHWCS National Hazardous Waste Constituent Survey 1993 one time survey ( single year snapshot); survey conducted 1996; published 19 Nov 1999 Industrial hazardous solid waste RCRA Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, Disposal & Recovery ( TSDR) Facilities 221 TSDRs representing: ! 1,760 haz waste streams ! 216 million tons/ year haz waste ! Facility ! Wastestream ! Chemical in waste ! Same as BRS units of analysis 724 5. SIS Surface Impoundment Study 1998 one time survey ( single year snapshot); published 26 March 2001 Industrial nonhazardous solid wastes managed in surface impoundments Targeted primarily at manufacturing facilities in six sub sectors: ! paper/ pulp ! chemicals ! petroleum/ coal ! rubber/ plastics ! primary metal ! electronics ! Main sample data from 155 faciliites with 523 sruface impoundments ! Survey results extrapolated to universe of 7,459 facilities with 16,782 surface impoundments ! Facility ! Wastestream ! SIC code ! Geographic location ! Type/ size & otherf surface impoundment characteristics ! Waste chemical in surface impoundment 256 Explanatory Notes: ( a) * The Office of Solid Waste dropped reporting of wastewaters ( if not injected underground) from the BRS National Analysis report beginning with the 1997 data year. ( b) ** Starting with the 1998 data year, the TRI added seven sub sectors: ( 1) electric utilities, ( 2) coal mining, ( 3) metal mining, ( 4) chemical wholesalers, ( 5) petroleum bulk plants & terminals, ( 6) solvent recovery, and ( 7) RCRA hazardous waste treatment, storage and disposal facilities. ( c) These three databases are available for public access via the internet; see the final section of this document for website addresses and screen shots. 20 RCRA " Headworks Exemption" Proposed Rule Investigation of Four Solvent Chemicals: Count of Potentially Relevant US Facilities Based on Alternative Exploratory Queries of Four USEPA Databases USEPA database Query nr. QUERY INPUT: Database Query Criteria ( Data Extraction Filters) QUERY OUTPUT: Count of potentially relevant facilities RCRA wastecode query criterion Wastewater query criterion Solvent chemical identity query criterion Data year query criterion BRS: Biennial Reporting System 1 F002 or F005 None applied ( i. e. all waste physical forms, in addition to wastewaters, as well as all waste management systems, in addition to wastewater treatment systems) Not available as query criterion ( data screen) 1997* All physical forms & waste management systems = 9,119 generators 2 ! B101 or B201 = solvent wastewater physical form, and ! M071 to M099, M121 to M123, M133 to M136 = wastewater treatment systems Generation: ! 157 generators ! 50.5 million tons Management: ! 175 managers ! 383 wastestreams ! 51.5 million tons ! 39 states 3 A75 = wastewater treatment source 92 generators 4 A76= sludge dewatering source 12 generators TRI: Toxics Release Inventory 5 Not available as query criterion None applied ( i. e. all waste physical forms, in addition to wastewaters) ! Benzene ! 2 ethoxyethanol ! 1,1,2 TCA ! 2 nitropropane 1999** Solvent use ( 51 states): ! Benzene = 437 ! 2ethoxy = 32 ! 112 TCA = 22 ! 2nitropropane = 5 6 W = wastewater physical form All uses wastewater: ! Benzene = 390 ! 2ethoxy = 7 ! 112 TCA = 19 ! 2nitropropane = 3 NHWCS: National Haz Waste Constituent Survey 7 F002 or F005 Three physical form groups: ! liquids ( form codes = B101 to B219) ! solids ( form codes = B301 to B409) ! sludges ( form codes = B501 to B609) ! Benzene ! 2 ethoxyethanol ! 1,1,2 TCA ! 2 nitropropane 1993 ( only year available in this database) 31 ( managing one or more of the solvent chemicals)

SIS: Surface Impoundment Study 8 Not applicable; SIS only covers nonhaz wastes WW = influent wastewaters into surface impoundments ! Benzene ! 2 ethoxyethanol ! 1,1,2 TCA ! 2 nitropropane 1998 Impoundments with chemical present: ! Benzene = 1,108 ! 2ethoxy = 0 ! 112 TCA = 14 ! 2nitropropane = 0 Explanatory Notes: ( a) * BRS: prior biennial data years ( 1989, 1991, 1993, 1995) also available via the USEPA Envirofacts website ( see URL elsewhere in this document). ( b) ** TRI: prior data years ( annually 1987 to 1998) are available via the USEPA Envirofacts TRI website. 21 2. USEPA Office of Solid Waste RCRA Hazardous Waste Biennial Reporting System ( BRS)

Database Query Findings 22 Count of 1997 USEPA Biennial Reporting System ( BRS*): Facilities Reporting Generation or Management ( Treatment, Storage or Disposal) of F002 or F005 RCRA Listed Wastes Type of RCRA Hazardous Waste Handler F002** F005** Row totals ( non duplicative)

Count of facilities ( LQGs) which generate the waste 4,175 7,835 9,119 Count of generators which manage the waste onsite 429 864 1,045 Count of generators which transfer the waste for offsite management 4,104 7,731 8,999 Non duplicative count of facilities which handle ( either generate or manage) the waste 4,363 8,033 9,314 Explanatory Notes: ( a) * BRS= Contains data supplied by ( a) RCRA hazardous waste large quantity generators ( LQGs), and ( b) facilities which receive RCRA hazardous wastes from offsite, and manage ( treat, store or dispose) the waste onsite, during the reporting year ( see http:// http:// www. epa. gov/ enviro/ html/ brs/ brs_ query. html ). ( b) ** By USEPA regulatory definition ( 40 CFR 261.31 and 40 CFR 261 Appendix VII): ! F002 wastes may contain 1,1,2 Trichloroethane ( in addition to at least eight other solvent chemicals) ! F005 wastes may contain benzene, 2 ethoxyethanol, and/ or 2 nitropropane ( in addition to at least five other solvent chemicals) 23 Summary of F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste Generation ( 1997 BRS) Count of Generator Facilities & Associated Annual Quantity Managed Spent solvent RCRA wastecode Any type of waste treatment system* Solvent in aqueous waste physical form ( B101 or B201), and managed in a wastewater treatment system*** All waste physical forms** Solvent in aqueous waste physical form ( B101 or B201)

F002 4,175 ( 59.6 million tons/ year) 352 ( 37.0 million tons/ year) 112 ( 36.8 million tons/ year)

F005 7,835 ( 57.6 million tons/ year) 400 ( 34.2 million tons/ year) 100 ( 34.0 million tons/ year)

Either F002 or F005 ( nonduplicative column total) 9,199 ( 60.6 million tons/ year) 603 ( 37.0 million tons/ year) 157 ( 36.8 million tons/ year)

F001 to F005 61.8 million tons/ year 37.6 million tons/ year 37.5 million tons/ year Explanatory Notes: ( a) * Any waste treatment system may include metals recovery, solvents recovery, energy recovery ( reuse as a fuel), fuel blending, incineration, wastewater treatment, sludge treatment, stabilization, other treatment, disposal ( land application, landfill, surface impoundment, deepwell injection, direct discharge to sewer/ POTW, direct discharge to surface water). ( b) ** All waste physical forms may include different types of waste liquids, waste sludges, waste solids, or waste gases. Waste quantities ( millions tons/ year) from the Office of Solid Waste 1996 " National Hazardous Waste Constituent Survey" database. ( c) *** Wastewater treatment system codes ( BRS) = M071 M099, M121 M129, M133 M136. 24 Summary of F002 & F005 Spent Solvent Wastewater Generation ( 1997 BRS): ! If solvent wastewater physical form only ( B101 or B201), and ! If waste managed in a wastewater treatment system ( M071 M099, M121 M123, M133 M136)

Metric F002 F005 Row total ( non duplicative)

A. F002/ F005 Waste Generation ( 1997):

Count of US generator facilities 112 100 157 Count of wastestreams generated 220 254 344 Tons generated ( annual) 47.7 million 49.4 million 50.5 million Number of states in which generated 33 33 39 B. F002/ F005 Waste Management ( 1997):

Count of US management facilities 128 110 175 ! onsite = 71 ! offsite = 98 ! both on & offsite = 6 Count of wastestreams managed 248 278 383 Tons managed ( annual) 49.6 million 49.1 million 51.5 million Number of states in which managed 33 33 39 Explanatory Note: Management quantities may be larger than generation quantities because some wastestreams are transported for management off site, which are double counted in the management quantities. 25 F002 2,356,782 4.6% F005 1,904,981 3.7%

Both F002 & F005 47,234,395 91.7% Type of RCRA Hazardous Waste Spent Solvent Designated Based on 383 Wastestreams ( 51.5 million tons) Managed by 175 Facilities in 1997 26 Characteristic ( Dxxx) 5,520,126 10.7%

Non characteristic 45,976,031 89.3% Proportion of Characteristic Hazardous F002/ F005 Spent Solvents Based on 383 Wastestreams ( 51.5 million tons) Managed by 175 Facilities ( 1997 BRS) 27 77,375 1.3% 677,531 11.7%

1,248,972 21.5%

3,797,332 65.5% 1997 million tons generated > F005? F002 only* F005 only* non F or metal**

* Also may have D001, D002, or D003 ( codes which are assumed to go away upon mixing the spent solvent with wastewater) ** D004 to D011 indicates inorganics ( metals); > D011 represent organics ( mostly solvents); " non F = Kxxx, Pxxx, Uxxx. 1997 F002 & F005 Spent Solvent Generation ( BRS) 28 45 62 66 74 50 13 9 8 4 2 43 4 1 1 1 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 to 50 51 to 100 101 to 150 151 to 200 201 to 250 Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to Single Wastestream 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 Count of Wastestreams ( total = 383) Distribution Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to F002 and F005 Spent Solvent Wastewaters ( Based on 383 wastewater wastestreams totaling 51.5 million tons managed in 1997 BRS database) 29 1,890,0881,134,293 689,560 728,769 43,762,804 2,592,259 1,911 661,341 24,516 14 6,515 1,773 4 2,060 251 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 to 50 51 to 100 101 to 150 151 to 200 201 to 250 Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to Single Wastestream 0 10 20 30 40 50 Millions Subtotal Tons Managed ( total = 51.5 million tons/ year) Distribution Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to F002 and F005 Spent Solvent Wastewaters ( Based on 383 wastewater wastestreams totaling 51.5 million tons managed in 1997 BRS database) 30 1,890,088 1,134,293 689,560 728,769 1,050,308 2,592,259 1,911 661,341 24,516 14 6,515 1,773 4 2,060 251 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 to 50 51 to 100 101 to 150 151 to 200 201 to 250 Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to Single Wastestream 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 Thousands Subtotal Tons Managed ( Total = 8.8 million tons/ year*)

* 8.8 million tons subtotal based on 382 wastestreams, excluding 42.7 million tons associated with a single large wastestream managed at a single facility ( TN) Distribution Count of RCRA Wastecodes Assigned to F002 and F005 Spent Solvent Wastewaters Based on 382 wastewater wastestreams totaling 8.8 million tons managed in 1997 BRS database*) 31 On site 50,405,838 99.8% Off site 80,009 0.2% Tons Generated On site 147 42.7% Off site 197 57.3% Count of Wastestreams Proportion ( Tons/ Year) of F002 or F005 Spent Solvent Wastewaters Managed Onsite vs Offsite ( Based on 344 wastewater wastestreams totaling 50.5 million tons generated in 1997 BRS database) 32 97 116 83 45 23 17 1 1 < 10 10 to 100 100 to 1,000 1,000 to 10,000 10,000 to 100,000 0.1 to 1 million 1 to 10 million 10 to 100 million Tons/ Year Managed Per Wastestream ( on or off site) 0 20 40 60 80 100 120 Count of Wastestreams ( 383 total) Distribution of F002 & F005 Spent Solvent Wastewater Quanties Managed Based on 175LQG facilities managing F002 or F005 wastes in wastewater treatment systems ( 1997 BRS) 33 Sources of F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Wastes: Types of Industrial Processes & Activities ( Source: 1997 BRS) A. Alpha Numeric Sort:

Item BRS Waste Source Code Waste Source Defined Count of wastestreams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item %

1 Source not provided in BRS 2 42,701,768.5 84.582%

2 A01 Cleaning & degreasing: stripping 14 18,107.3 0.036%

3 A03 Cleaning & degreasing: caustic ( alkali) cleaning 3 901.5 0.002%

4 A04 Cleaning & degreasing: flush rinsing 11 304,581.6 0.603%

5 A06 Cleaning & degreasing: spray rinsing 5 4,657.4 0.009%

6 A09 Cleaning & degreasing: clean out process equipment 22 376,997.8 0.747%

7 A19 Cleaning & degreasing: other 10 2,397.0 0.005%

8 A21 Surface prep & finishing: painting 5 642.1 0.001%

9 A22 Surface prep & finishing: electroplating 2 3,401.4 0.007%

10 A27 Surface prep & finishing: etching 1 223.1 0.000%

11 A29 Surface prep & finishing: other 5 2,194.1 0.004%

12 A31 Processes other than surface prep: product rinsing 11 237,845.0 0.471%

13 A32 Processes other than surface prep: product filtering 10 9,471.4 0.019%

14 A33 Processes other than surface prep: product distillation 6 9,452.6 0.019%

15 A34 Processes other than surface prep: product solvent extraction 12 2,517,154.6 4.986%

16 A35 Processes other than surface prep: by product processing 5 7,629.3 0.015%

17 A36 Processes other than surface prep: spent catalyst removal 2 1,539.9 0.003%

18 A37 Processes other than surface prep: spent process liquids removal 16 134,338.9 0.266%

19 A49 Processes other than surface prep: other 19 792,557.3 1.570%

20 A51 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: leak collection 4 2,193.4 0.004%

21 A53 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: spill cleanup 3 11.8 0.000%

22 A57 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: discarding offspec material 1 0.3 0.000%

23 A58 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: discarding out of date products 1 0.2 0.000%

24 A59 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: other 6 5,359.0 0.011%

25 A60 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: sludge removal 1 0.9 0.000%

26 A61 Remediation derived waste: Superfund remedial action 2 9.3 0.000%

27 A63 Remediation derived waste: RCRA corrective action at solid waste management unit 11 1,691,544.8 3.351%

28 A64 Remediation derived waste: RCRA closure of hazardous waste management unit 2 282.5 0.001%

29 A65 Remediation derived waste: underground storage tank cleanup 4 957.7 0.002%

30 A69 Remediation derived waste: other 11 12,437.8 0.025%

31 A71 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: filtering/ screening 2 2.3 0.000%

32 A73 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: solvents recovery 15 651,063.4 1.290%

33 A75 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: wastewater treatment 12 248,060.8 0.491%

34 A76 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: sludge dewatering 1 11.1 0.000%

35 A78 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: air pollution control devices 5 7,241.1 0.014%

36 A79 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: leachate collection 1 260.0 0.001%

37 A89 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: other 41 5,842.6 0.012%

38 A93 Other processes: closure of management unit or equipment other than by remediation in A6x 1 0.8 0.000%

39 A94 Other processes: laboratory wastes 17 6,050.8 0.012%

40 A99 Other processes: other 42 728,655.4 1.443%

Column total = 344 50,485,846.6 100.000% 34 Sources of F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Wastes: Types of Industrial Processes & Activities) B. Descending Quantity Sort Item Waste Source Code Waste Source Defined 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

1 Source not provided in BRS 42,701,768.5 84.582% 84.6%

2 A34 Processes other than surface prep: product solvent extraction 2,517,154.6 4.986% 89.6%

3 A63 Remediation derived waste: RCRA corrective action at solid waste management unit 1,691,544.8 3.351% 92.9%

4 A49 Processes other than surface prep: other 792,557.3 1.570% 94.5%

5 A99 Other processes: other 728,655.4 1.443% 95.9%

6 A73 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: solvents recovery 651,063.4 1.290% 97.2%

7 A09 Cleaning & degreasing: clean out process equipment 376,997.8 0.747% 98.0%

8 A04 Cleaning & degreasing: flush rinsing 304,581.6 0.603% 98.6%

9 A75 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: wastewater treatment 248,060.8 0.491% 99.1%

10 A31 Processes other than surface prep: product rinsing 237,845.0 0.471% 99.5%

11 A37 Processes other than surface prep: spent process liquids removal 134,338.9 0.266% 99.80%

12 A01 Cleaning & degreasing: stripping 18,107.3 0.036% 99.84%

13 A69 Remediation derived waste: other 12,437.8 0.025% 99.86%

14 A32 Processes other than surface prep: product filtering 9,471.4 0.019% 99.88%

15 A33 Processes other than surface prep: product distillation 9,452.6 0.019% 99.90%

16 A35 Processes other than surface prep: by product processing 7,629.3 0.015% 99.91%

17 A78 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: air pollution control devices 7,241.1 0.014% 99.93%

18 A94 Other processes: laboratory wastes 6,050.8 0.0120% 99.94%

19 A89 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: other 5,842.6 0.0116% 99.95%

20 A59 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: other 5,359.0 0.0106% 99.96%

21 A06 Cleaning & degreasing: spray rinsing 4,657.4 0.0092% 99.97%

22 A22 Surface prep & finishing: electroplating 3,401.4 0.0067% 99.98%

23 A19 Cleaning & degreasing: other 2,397.0 0.0047% 99.98%

24 A29 Surface prep & finishing: other 2,194.1 0.0043% 99.99%

25 A51 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: leak collection 2,193.4 0.0043% 99.99%

26 A36 Processes other than surface prep: spent catalyst removal 1,539.9 0.0031% 99.99%

27 A65 Remediation derived waste: underground storage tank cleanup 957.7 0.0019% 100.00%

28 A03 Cleaning & degreasing: caustic ( alkali) cleaning 901.5 0.0018% 100.00%

29 A21 Surface prep & finishing: painting 642.1 0.0013% 100.00%

30 A64 Remediation derived waste: RCRA closure of hazardous waste management unit 282.5 0.0006% 100.00%

31 A79 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: leachate collection 260.0 0.0005% 100.00%

32 A27 Surface prep & finishing: etching 223.1 0.0004% 100.00%

33 A53 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: spill cleanup 11.8 0.0000% 100.00%

34 A76 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: sludge dewatering 11.1 0.0000% 100.00%

35 A61 Remediation derived waste: Superfund remedial action 9.3 0.0000% 100.00%

36 A71 Pollution control or waste treatment processes: filtering/ screening 2.3 0.0000% 100.00%

37 A60 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: sludge removal 0.9 0.0000% 100.00%

38 A93 Other processes: closure of management unit or equipment other than by remediation in A6x 0.8 0.0000% 100.00%

39 A57 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: discarding offspec material 0.3 0.0000% 100.00%

40 A58 Production or service derived one time & intermittent processes: discarding out of date products 0.2 0.0000% 100.00%

Column total = 50,485,846.6 100.0000% 35 5 1 6 2 7 3 5 20 36 14 1 52 7 13 12 35 14 4 2 23 40 81 M071 M072 M074 M075 M077 M078 M079 M081 M082 M083 M084 M085 M089 M091 M092 M094 M099 M121 M122 M134 M135 M136 Type of Wastewater Treatment System 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 Count of Wastestreams ( total = 383) Wastewater Treatment Systems Used for F002 & F005 Spent Solvents ( Based on 383 wastewater wastestreams managed in 1997 BRS) 36 186 223 6,630 1 94 26 2,683 42,729,730 613,941797,988 8 125,264 165 3,053 3,462 31,847 403 65,5372,455 82,872 1,800,406 5,229,184 M071 M072 M074 M075 M077 M078 M079 M081 M082 M083 M084 M085 M089 M091 M092 M094 M099 M121 M122 M134 M135 M136 Type of Wastewater Treatment System 0 10 20 30 40 50 Millions Subtotal Tons Managed ( total = 51.5 million tons/ year) Wastewater Treatment Systems Used for F002 & F005 Spent Solvents ( Based on 383 wastewater wastestreams managed in 1997 BRS) 37 186 223 6,630 1 94 26 2,683 17,234 613,941 797,988 8 125,264 165 3,053 3,462 31,847 403 65,5372,455 82,872 1,800,406 5,229,184 M071 M072 M074 M075 M077 M078 M079 M081 M082 M083 M084 M085 M089 M091 M092 M094 M099 M121 M122 M134 M135 M136 Type of Wastewater Treatment System 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 Millions Subtotal Tons Managed ( total = 8.8 million tons/ year)

* 8.8 million tons subtotal based on 382 wastestreams, excluding 42.7 million tons associated with a single large wastestream managed at a single facility ( TN) Wastewater Treatment Systems Used for F002 & F005 Spent Solvents ( Based on 382 wastewater wastestreams managed in 1997 BRS) 38 Definition of Industrial Wastewater Management System Codes ( BRS)

A. Aqueous Inorganic Waste Treatment Systems: M071 Chrome reduction followed by chemical precipitation M072 Cyanide destruction followed by chemical precipitation M073 Cyanide destruction only M074 Chemical oxidation followed by chemical precipitation M075 Chemical oxidation only M076 Wet air oxidation M077 Chemical precipitation M078 Other aqueous inorganic treatment ( e. g. ion exchange, reverse osmosis) M079 Aqueous inorganic treatment   type unknown B. Aqueous Organic Waste Treatment Systems: M081 Biological treatment M082 Carbon adsorption M083 Air/ steam stripping M084 Wet air oxidation M085 Other aqueous organic treatment M089 Aqueous organic treatment   type unknown C. Aqueous Organic & Inorganic Waste Treatment Systems: M091 Chemical precipitation in combination with biological treatment M092 Chemical precipitation in combination with carbon adsorption M093 Wet air oxidation M094 Other organic/ inorganic treatment M099 Aqueous organic & inorganic treatment   type unknown D. Other Waste Treatment Systems: M121 Neutralization only M122 Evaporation only M123 Settling/ clarification only M124 Phase separation ( e. g. emulsion breaking, filtration) only M125 Other treatment M129 Other treatment   type unknown E. Waste Disposal Systems: M133 Surface impoundment M134 Deepwell/ underground injection M135 Direct discharge to sewer/ POTW M136 Direct discharge to surface water under NPDES 39 Industries Generating F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste ( Source: 1997 BRS)

A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item SIC code Industry description Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item SIC code Industry description 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

1 Not reported 8 10 107,860.1 0.21% 1 2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec 42,701,837.9 84.58% 84.6%

2 0 Not reported 1 4 32,026.1 0.06% 2 2833 Medicinal chemicals & botanical products 3,054,277.2 6.05% 90.6%

3 2079 Edible fats & oils 1 7 774,214.5 1.53% 3 3579 Office machines, nec 1,058,438.2 2.10% 92.7%

4 2231 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool 1 1 14.8 0.00% 4 3861 Photographic equipment & supplies 936,380.2 1.85% 94.6%

5 2522 Office furniture, except wood 1 1 0.9 0.00% 5 2079 Edible fats & oils 774,214.5 1.53% 96.1%

6 2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 1 1 4,965.9 0.01% 6 3679 Electronic components, nec 562,216.7 1.11% 97.2%

7 2611 Pulp mills 1 1 0.4 0.00% 7 2824 Man made organic fibers, except cellulosic 479,656.5 0.95% 98.2%

8 2672 Coated & laminated paper 2 2 37,557.0 0.07% 8 2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 309,756.1 0.61% 98.8%

9 2812 Alkalies & chlorine 2 2 2,135.5 0.00% 9 3769 Missile & space vehicle equipment, nec 206,023.0 0.41% 99.2%

10 2819 Industrial inorganic chemicals, nec 2 2 42,701,837.9 84.58% 10 107,860.1 0.21% 99.4%

11 2821 Plastics materials & resins 3 4 944.3 0.00% 11 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec 100,712.8 0.20% 99.6%

12 2824 Man made organic fibers, except cellulosic 2 2 479,656.5 0.95% 12 2672 Coated & laminated paper 37,557.0 0.07% 99.7%

13 2833 Medicinal chemicals & botanical products 6 8 3,054,277.2 6.05% 13 0 32,026.1 0.06% 99.75%

14 2834 Pharmaceutical preparations 6 7 309,756.1 0.61% 14 3571 Electronic computers 27,442.8 0.05% 99.81%

15 2835 In vitro & in vivo diagnostic substances 1 1 1.9 0.00% 15 7389 Business services, nec 22,674.3 0.04% 99.85%

16 2841 Soap & other detergents, except specialty cleaning 1 1 230.4 0.00% 16 9711 National security 13,718.3 0.03% 99.88%

17 2851 Paints & allied products 1 1 82.3 0.00% 17 3721 Aircraft 11,337.7 0.02% 99.90%

18 2865 Cyclic organic crudes, intermediates, dyes & pigments 1 2 1,142.8 0.00% 18 9999 Nonclassifiable establishments 10,013.2 0.02% 99.92%

19 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, nec 12 20 100,712.8 0.20% 19 4953 Refuse systems 9,518.8 0.02% 99.94%

20 2891 Adhesives & sealants 1 2 20.6 0.00% 20 3764 Missile & space vehicle propulsion units & parts 6,511.2 0.01% 99.95%

21 2899 Chemical preparations, nec 3 5 767.1 0.00% 21 2542 Partitions & fixtures, except wood 4,965.9 0.01% 99.96%

22 2911 Petroleum refining 1 1 5.2 0.00% 22 3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing devices 3,207.0 0.01% 99.97%

23 3053 Gaskets, packing & sealing 1 1 3,207.0 0.01% 23 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles 3,048.2 0.01% 99.975% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item SIC code Industry description Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item SIC code Industry description 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

40 devices 24 3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 1 1 596.0 0.00% 24 2812 Alkalies & chlorine 2,135.5 0.00% 99.980%

25 3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet 1 2 591.3 0.00% 25 2865 Cyclic organic crudes, intermediates, dyes & pigments 1,142.8 0.00% 99.982%

26 3089 Plastics products, nec 1 1 4.8 0.00% 26 4581 Airports, flying fields, & terminal services 994.4 0.00% 99.984%

27 3341 Secondary smelting & refining of nonferrous metals 1 1 160.8 0.00% 27 2821 Plastics materials & resins 944.3 0.00% 99.986%

28 3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, and foil 1 1 7.0 0.00% 28 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment 913.1 0.00% 99.987%

29 3411 Metal cans 1 1 11.1 0.00% 29 8741 Management services 908.1 0.00% 99.989%

30 3471 Plating & polishing 1 1 278.4 0.00% 30 5093 Scrap & waste materials 794.8 0.00% 99.991%

31 3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 1 1 0.9 0.00% 31 2899 Chemical preparations, nec 767.1 0.00% 99.992%

32 3561 Pumps & pumping equipment 1 1 913.1 0.00% 32 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 733.0 0.00% 99.994%

33 3571 Electronic computers 1 1 27,442.8 0.05% 33 3069 Fabricated rubber products, nec 596.0 0.00% 99.9950%

34 3577 Computer peripheral equipment 2 2 101.0 0.00% 34 3081 Unsupported plastics film & sheet 591.3 0.00% 99.9962%

35 3579 Office machines, nec 2 8 1,058,438.2 2.10% 35 3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec 324.4 0.00% 99.9968%

36 3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment 1 1 4.2 0.00% 36 3471 Plating & polishing 278.4 0.00% 99.9974%

37 3674 Semiconductors & related devices 1 1 38.5 0.00% 37 4226 Special warehousing & storage nec 241.7 0.00% 99.9978%

38 3675 Electronic capacitors 1 1 0.5 0.00% 38 2841 Soap & other detergents, except specialty cleaning 230.4 0.00% 99.9983%

39 3679 Electronic components, nec 4 6 562,216.7 1.11% 39 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media 196.2 0.00% 99.9987%

40 3695 Magnetic & optical recording media 1 1 196.2 0.00% 40 3341 Secondary smelting & refining of nonferrous metals 160.8 0.00% 99.9990%

41 3721 Aircraft 7 8 11,337.7 0.02% 41 3577 Computer peripheral equipment 101.0 0.00% 99.9992%

42 3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts 4 4 12.0 0.00% 42 2851 Paints & allied products 82.3 0.00% 99.9994%

43 3728 Aircraft parts & equipment, nec 4 4 733.0 0.00% 43 7216 Dry cleaning plants, except rug 59.6 0.00% 99.9995%

44 3761 Guided missiles & space vehicles 1 1 3,048.2 0.01% 44 8999 Services, nec 52.1 0.00% 99.9996%

45 3764 Missile & space vehicle propulsion units & parts 2 5 6,511.2 0.01% 45 3674 Semiconductors & related devices 38.5 0.00% 99.9997% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item SIC code Industry description Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item SIC code Industry description 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

41 46 3769 Missile & space vehicle equipment, nec 1 1 206,023.0 0.41% 46 8734 Testing laboratories 29.5 0.00% 99.9997%

47 3829 Measuring & controlling devices, nec 1 2 324.4 0.00% 47 2891 Adhesives & sealants 20.6 0.00% 99.9998%

48 3861 Photographic equipment & supplies 7 70 936,380.2 1.85% 48 8731 Commercial physical & biological research 17.0 0.00% 99.9998%

49 4226 Special warehousing & storage nec 1 1 241.7 0.00% 49 2231 Broadwoven fabric mills, wool 14.8 0.00% 99.9998%

50 4581 Airports, flying fields, & terminal services 4 8 994.4 0.00% 50 3724 Aircraft engines & engine parts 12.0 0.00% 99.9999%

51 4911 Electric services 1 1 11.9 0.00% 51 4911 Electric services 11.9 0.00% 99.9999%

52 4953 Refuse systems 14 46 9,518.8 0.02% 52 9511 Air & water resource & solid waste management 11.6 0.00% 99.9999%

53 5093 Scrap & waste materials 2 5 794.8 0.00% 53 3411 Metal cans 11.1 0.00% 99.9999%

54 5162 Plastics materials & basic shapes 1 1 10.3 0.00% 54 5162 Plastics materials & basic shapes 10.3 0.00% 99.9999%

55 5169 Chemicals & allied products, nec ( wholesale trade) 1 1 0.3 0.00% 55 3353 Aluminum sheet, plate, and foil 7.0 0.00% 100.0000%

56 5999 Miscellaneous retail stores, nec 1 1 0.2 0.00% 56 2911 Petroleum refining 5.2 0.00% 100.0000%

57 7216 Dry cleaning plants, except rug 2 2 59.6 0.00% 57 3089 Plastics products, nec 4.8 0.00% 100.0000%

58 7389 Business services, nec 8 17 22,674.3 0.04% 58 3585 Refrigeration & heating equipment 4.2 0.00% 100.0000%

59 8099 Health & allied services, nec 1 2 2.3 0.00% 59 8099 Health & allied services, nec 2.3 0.00% 100.0000%

60 8731 Commercial physical & biological research 1 1 17.0 0.00% 60 2835 In vitro & in vivo diagnostic substances 1.9 0.00% 100.0000%

61 8734 Testing laboratories 2 2 29.5 0.00% 61 3499 Fabricated metal products, nec 0.9 0.00% 100.0000%

62 8741 Management services 1 2 908.1 0.00% 62 2522 Office furniture, except wood 0.9 0.00% 100.0000%

63 8999 Services, nec 1 1 52.1 0.00% 63 3675 Electronic capacitors 0.5 0.00% 100.0000%

64 9511 Air & water resource & solid waste management 1 3 11.6 0.00% 64 2611 Pulp mills 0.4 0.00% 100.0000%

65 9711 National security 3 10 13,718.3 0.03% 65 5169 Chemicals & allied products, nec ( wholesale trade) 0.3 0.00% 100.0000%

66 9999 Nonclassifiable establishments 4 28 10,013.2 0.02% 66 5999 Miscellaneous retail stores, nec 0.2 0.00% 100.0000%

Column total = 157 344 50,485,846.6 100.00% 50,485,846.6 100.00%

Economic sector subtotals:

1 Manufacturing ( 20xx to 39xx) 99 198 50,286,902.1 99.61% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item SIC code Industry description Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item SIC code Industry description 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

42 2 Transportation & Utilities ( 40xx to 49xx) 20 56 10,766.8 0.02%

3 Wholesale Trade ( 50xx to 51xx) 4 7 805.4 0.00%

4 Retail Trade ( 52xx to 59xx) 1 1 0.2 0.00%

5 Finance, Insurance & Real Estate ( 60xx to 67xx) 0 0 0 0%

6 Services ( 70xx to 89xx) 16 27 23,742.8 0.05%

7 Public Administration ( 91xx to 99xx) 4 13 13,729.9 0.03%

8 Unknown ( 9999 and missing data) 13 42 149,899.4 0.30% 43 States Generating F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste ( Source: 1997 BRS)

A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item State Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item State 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

1 AK 1 1 0.4 0.00% 1 TN 42,701,768.5 84.58% 84.6%

2 AL 2 2 58.8 0.00% 2 NY 2,823,707.0 5.59% 90.2%

3 AZ 1 2 908.1 0.00% 3 PA 2,487,121.1 4.93% 95.1%

4 CA 7 9 6,396.1 0.01% 4 MA 1,034,782.0 2.05% 97.2%

5 CO 2 2 1,100.9 0.00% 5 IN 569,834.5 1.13% 98.3%

6 CT 13 21 1,373.1 0.00% 6 GA 307,643.7 0.61% 98.9%

7 DE 1 1 17.1 0.00% 7 LA 207,386.1 0.41% 99.3%

8 FL 6 13 21,777.6 0.04% 8 OR 101,314.1 0.20% 99.5%

9 GA 8 9 307,643.7 0.61% 9 NC 64,221.0 0.13% 99.6%

10 IL 4 31 5,448.0 0.01% 10 OK 45,561.7 0.09% 99.7%

11 IN 4 29 569,834.5 1.13% 11 TX 40,014.4 0.08% 99.80%

12 KS 2 4 133.0 0.00% 12 NJ 29,114.7 0.06% 99.85%

13 KY 2 2 688.9 0.00% 13 FL 21,777.6 0.04% 99.90%

14 LA 3 4 207,386.1 0.41% 14 WA 6,546.0 0.01% 99.91%

15 MA 12 20 1,034,782.0 2.05% 15 CA 6,396.1 0.01% 99.92%

16 MD 1 2 2.3 0.00% 16 OH 5,608.8 0.01% 99.93%

17 ME 1 1 5.7 0.00% 17 VA 5,487.1 0.01% 99.95%

18 MI 3 5 2,617.2 0.01% 18 IL 5,448.0 0.01% 99.956%

19 MN 1 1 237.0 0.00% 19 UT 5,402.7 0.01% 99.967%

20 MO 1 2 507.5 0.00% 20 NE 4,045.4 0.01% 99.975%

21 MS 1 1 5.2 0.00% 21 WI 3,647.9 0.01% 99.982%

22 NC 4 4 64,221.0 0.13% 22 MI 2,617.2 0.01% 99.987%

23 NE 1 1 4,045.4 0.01% 23 CT 1,373.1 0.00% 99.990%

24 NH 1 1 0.9 0.00% 24 CO 1,100.9 0.00% 99.992%

25 NJ 4 8 29,114.7 0.06% 25 AZ 908.1 0.00% 99.994%

26 NY 18 91 2,823,707.0 5.59% 26 KY 688.9 0.00% 99.995%

27 OH 7 9 5,608.8 0.01% 27 RI 591.3 0.00% 99.9966%

28 OK 6 7 45,561.7 0.09% 28 MO 507.5 0.00% 99.9976%

29 OR 3 3 101,314.1 0.20% 29 WV 476.2 0.00% 99.9985%

30 PA 11 13 2,487,121.1 4.93% 30 PR 294.9 0.00% 99.9991%

31 PR 1 1 294.9 0.00% 31 MN 237.0 0.00% 99.9996%

32 RI 1 2 591.3 0.00% 32 KS 133.0 0.00% 99.9998%

33 TN 2 2 42,701,768.5 84.58% 33 AL 58.8 0.00% 99.9999%

34 TX 8 19 40,014.4 0.08% 34 DE 17.1 0.00% 100.0000%

35 UT 2 4 5,402.7 0.01% 35 ME 5.7 0.00% 100.0000%

36 VA 3 3 5,487.1 0.01% 36 MS 5.2 0.00% 100.0000%

37 WA 5 7 6,546.0 0.01% 37 MD 2.3 0.00% 100.0000%

38 WI 3 6 3,647.9 0.01% 38 NH 0.9 0.00% 100.0000%

39 WV 1 1 476.2 0.00% 39 AK 0.4 0.00% 100.0000%

Column total = 157 344 50,485,846.6 100.00% Column total = 50,485,846.6 100.00% 44 States Managing ( Treating) F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste ( Source: 1997 BRS)

A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item State Count of facilities Count of waste streams 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item State 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

1 AK 1 1 0.4 0.00% 1 TN 42,712,505.0 82.94% 82.9%

2 AL 4 4 350,593.2 0.68% 2 NY 2,881,045.4 5.59% 88.5%

3 AZ 1 2 908.1 0.00% 3 PA 2,709,787.7 5.26% 93.8%

4 CA 9 13 458,986.6 0.89% 4 IN 719,801.8 1.40% 95.2%

5 CO 5 5 38,577.2 0.07% 5 MA 699,161.5 1.36% 96.6%

6 CT 13 21 958.5 0.00% 6 CA 458,986.6 0.89% 97.4%

7 DE 1 1 17.1 0.00% 7 AL 350,593.2 0.68% 98.1%

8 FL 6 13 19,430.9 0.04% 8 GA 307,487.0 0.60% 98.7%

9 GA 8 9 307,487.0 0.60% 9 LA 207,330.1 0.40% 99.1%

10 IL 4 33 1,577.5 0.00% 10 NC 126,965.5 0.25% 99.4%

11 IN 4 30 719,801.8 1.40% 11 OR 101,314.1 0.20% 99.57%

12 KS 3 5 15,162.4 0.03% 12 OK 44,954.9 0.09% 99.66%

13 KY 2 2 688.9 0.00% 13 CO 38,577.2 0.07% 99.73%

14 LA 3 4 207,330.1 0.40% 14 NJ 25,853.4 0.05% 99.78%

15 MA 13 21 699,161.5 1.36% 15 VA 25,161.1 0.05% 99.83%

16 MD 1 2 1.9 0.00% 16 FL 19,430.9 0.04% 99.87%

17 ME 1 1 5.7 0.00% 17 MN 15,243.7 0.03% 99.90%

18 MI 3 5 1,273.0 0.00% 18 KS 15,162.4 0.03% 99.929%

19 MN 2 2 15,243.7 0.03% 19 TX 8,942.5 0.02% 99.946%

20 MO 1 2 96.9 0.00% 20 WA 6,545.5 0.01% 99.959%

21 MS 1 1 5.2 0.00% 21 UT 5,416.1 0.01% 99.969%

22 NC 4 4 126,965.5 0.25% 22 OH 4,097.8 0.01% 99.977%

23 NE 1 1 2,060.0 0.00% 23 WI 3,133.2 0.01% 99.983%

24 NH 1 1 0.9 0.00% 24 NE 2,060.0 0.00% 99.987%

25 NJ 4 8 25,853.4 0.05% 25 IL 1,577.5 0.00% 99.990%

26 NY 20 94 2,881,045.4 5.59% 26 MI 1,273.0 0.00% 99.993%

27 OH 9 23 4,097.8 0.01% 27 CT 958.5 0.00% 99.9946%

28 OK 6 7 44,954.9 0.09% 28 AZ 908.1 0.00% 99.9963%

29 OR 3 3 101,314.1 0.20% 29 KY 688.9 0.00% 99.9977%

30 PA 13 15 2,709,787.7 5.26% 30 WV 476.2 0.00% 99.9986%

31 PR 1 1 294.9 0.00% 31 RI 295.6 0.00% 99.9992%

32 RI 1 2 295.6 0.00% 32 PR 294.9 0.00% 99.9998%

33 TN 2 2 42,712,505.0 82.94% 33 MO 96.9 0.00% 99.9999%

34 TX 8 19 8,942.5 0.02% 34 DE 17.1 0.00% 100.0000%

35 UT 2 6 5,416.1 0.01% 35 ME 5.7 0.00% 100.0000%

36 VA 5 5 25,161.1 0.05% 36 MS 5.2 0.00% 100.0000%

37 WA 5 7 6,545.5 0.01% 37 MD 1.9 0.00% 100.0000%

38 WI 3 7 3,133.2 0.01% 38 NH 0.9 0.00% 100.0000%

39 WV 1 1 476.2 0.00% 39 AK 0.4 0.00% 100.0000%

Column total = 175 383 51,496,157.3 100.00% Column total = 51,496,157.3 100.00% 45 Facilities Generating F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste ( Source: 1997 BRS)

A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

1 AKD009252230 0.4 0.0000% 1 TND003376928 42,701,759.2 84.582% 84.6%

2 ALD000622464 8.8 0.0000% 2 PAD003043353 2,485,320.0 4.923% 89.5%

3 ALD003297116 3 NYD002211324 1,052,966.2 2.086% 91.6%

4 ALD079109013 4 NYD003930849 774,214.5 1.534% 93.1%

5 ALD983176520 50.0 0.0001% 5 NYD059385120 562,192.7 1.114% 94.2%

6 AZD009015389 908.1 0.0018% 6 MAD001033190 453,765.4 0.899% 95.1%

7 CA1800090010 7 IND000806935 443,615.5 0.879% 96.0%

8 CA7170090016 1,594.6 0.0032% 8 MAD001402320 371,258.6 0.735% 96.8%

9 CAD000030494 4,156.8 0.0082% 9 NYD980592497 321,326.0 0.636% 97.4%

10 CAD000627273 7.8 0.0000% 10 GAD039046800 303,995.0 0.602% 98.0%

11 CAD008302903 562.6 0.0011% 11 LA4800014587 206,023.0 0.408% 98.4%

12 CAD049904766 7.8 0.0000% 12 MAD058060476 129,000.0 0.256% 98.7%

13 CAD093365435 13 IND006050967 124,053.0 0.246% 98.9%

14 CAD981375983 54.4 0.0001% 14 ORD009023466 101,311.9 0.201% 99.1%

15 CAD982437089 12.1 0.0000% 15 NYD002220804 65,290.8 0.129% 99.2%

16 COD000694869 1,000.6 0.0020% 16 MAD000846493 47,726.5 0.095% 99.3%

17 COD007068646 17 OKD079986568 37,695.6 0.075% 99.4%

18 COD076470525 18 NCD003217437 37,531.3 0.074% 99.5%

19 COD160887741 100.2 0.0002% 19 TXD077603371 32,026.1 0.063% 99.5%

20 COD980952097 20 MAD062163191 29,372.4 0.058% 99.6%

21 CT5000001107 11.6 0.0000% 21 NYD084006741 27,442.8 0.054% 99.6%

22 CTD000604488 119.4 0.0002% 22 NCD051330280 25,891.1 0.051% 99.7%

23 CTD000844332 9.0 0.0000% 23 NJD002385730 25,188.9 0.050% 99.75%

24 CTD000845198 11.9 0.0000% 24 FL6170024412 11,850.8 0.023% 99.77%

25 CTD001139617 20.6 0.0000% 25 NYD986954147 6,713.0 0.013% 99.79%

26 CTD001149277 0.2 0.0000% 26 FLD046771952 5,930.1 0.012% 99.80%

27 CTD001169010 12.5 0.0000% 27 OKD000632737 5,800.6 0.011% 99.81%

28 CTD001186212 0.5 0.0000% 28 NYD041292509 5,472.0 0.011% 99.82%

29 CTD001449784 227.3 0.0005% 29 VAD988170445 5,374.8 0.011% 99.83%

30 CTD001840974 324.4 0.0006% 30 NYD002100352 4,965.9 0.010% 99.84%

31 CTD055310759 78.7 0.0002% 31 WAR000008979 4,893.5 0.010% 99.85%

32 CTD064828726 284.0 0.0006% 32 OHD980681571 4,295.7 0.009% 99.86%

33 CTD980668198 272.9 0.0005% 33 CAD000030494 4,156.8 0.008% 99.87% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

46 34 DED053304770 17.1 0.0000% 34 ILD980613913 4,078.5 0.008% 99.87%

35 FL6170024412 11,850.8 0.0235% 35 NED981723513 4,045.4 0.008% 99.88%

36 FLD004073177 1,968.7 0.0039% 36 TXD052649027 3,987.9 0.008% 99.89%

37 FLD046771952 5,930.1 0.0117% 37 NJD056356066 3,810.8 0.008% 99.90%

38 FLD980729610 1,866.3 0.0037% 38 TXD981512122 3,207.0 0.006% 99.90%

39 FLD981474802 109.6 0.0002% 39 WID000808824 3,095.3 0.006% 99.91%

40 FLD982102295 52.1 0.0001% 40 UTD009081357 3,048.2 0.006% 99.92%

41 GAD003324985 1,149.0 0.0023% 41 UTD001705029 2,354.5 0.005% 99.92%

42 GAD033582461 362.2 0.0007% 42 NYD000824482 2,095.7 0.004% 99.93%

43 GAD039046800 303,995.0 0.6021% 43 FLD004073177 1,968.7 0.004% 99.93%

44 GAD051010429 230.4 0.0005% 44 GAD061022216 1,891.7 0.004% 99.93%

45 GAD061022216 1,891.7 0.0037% 45 FLD980729610 1,866.3 0.004% 99.94%

46 GAD980845077 0.3 0.0000% 46 IND000646943 1,737.1 0.003% 99.94%

47 GAD981224991 0.2 0.0000% 47 WA7890008967 1,650.4 0.003% 99.94%

48 GAR000012336 14.8 0.0000% 48 CA7170090016 1,594.6 0.003% 99.95%

49 ILD000608471 513.8 0.0010% 49 MID083684290 1,396.8 0.003% 99.949%

50 ILD005083316 851.5 0.0017% 50 LAD985218742 1,251.2 0.002% 99.952%

51 ILD005158274 4.2 0.0000% 51 MID000820381 1,219.5 0.002% 99.954%

52 ILD980613913 4,078.5 0.0081% 52 GAD003324985 1,149.0 0.002% 99.956%

53 IND000646943 1,737.1 0.0034% 53 MAR000007955 1,142.8 0.002% 99.959%

54 IND000806935 443,615.5 0.8787% 54 COD000694869 1,000.6 0.002% 99.961%

55 IND006050967 124,053.0 0.2457% 55 PAD030069140 968.4 0.002% 99.963%

56 IND085616837 428.9 0.0008% 56 OKD000758599 913.1 0.002% 99.964%

57 KSD007246846 111.3 0.0002% 57 AZD009015389 908.1 0.002% 99.966%

58 KSD007482011 58 OKD089761290 857.8 0.002% 99.968%

59 KSD980854285 21.8 0.0000% 59 ILD005083316 851.5 0.002% 99.970%

60 KYD000770313 108.7 0.0002% 60 OHD001926740 811.8 0.002% 99.971%

61 KYD053348108 580.2 0.0011% 61 NCD980842132 774.8 0.002% 99.973%

62 LA4800014587 206,023.0 0.4081% 62 NYD981561962 705.3 0.001% 99.974%

63 LAD000757286 112.0 0.0002% 63 MAD000604447 683.5 0.001% 99.976%

64 LAD985218742 1,251.2 0.0025% 64 MAD000844597 642.6 0.001% 99.977%

65 MAD000604447 683.5 0.0014% 65 TXD981898760 596.0 0.001% 99.978%

66 MAD000844597 642.6 0.0013% 66 RID058065707 591.3 0.001% 99.979%

67 MAD000846493 47,726.5 0.0945% 67 MAD980912323 582.1 0.001% 99.980%

68 MAD001033190 453,765.4 0.8988% 68 KYD053348108 580.2 0.001% 99.981% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

47 69 MAD001402320 371,258.6 0.7354% 69 CAD008302903 562.6 0.001% 99.983%

70 MAD001923408 70 WID990829475 547.7 0.001% 99.984%

71 MAD019371079 170.2 0.0003% 71 ILD000608471 513.8 0.001% 99.985%

72 MAD053452637 241.7 0.0005% 72 MOD071987416 507.5 0.001% 99.986%

73 MAD058060476 129,000.0 0.2555% 73 WVD988776852 476.2 0.001% 99.987%

74 MAD062163191 29,372.4 0.0582% 74 IND085616837 428.9 0.001% 99.987%

75 MAD980912323 582.1 0.0012% 75 GAD033582461 362.2 0.001% 99.988%

76 MAR000007559 196.2 0.0004% 76 CTD001840974 324.4 0.001% 99.989%

77 MAR000007955 1,142.8 0.0023% 77 PRD090036021 294.9 0.001% 99.989%

78 MD6150004095 2.3 0.0000% 78 PAD067098822 287.5 0.001% 99.990%

79 MED985467935 5.7 0.0000% 79 CTD064828726 284.0 0.001% 99.991%

80 MID000820381 1,219.5 0.0024% 80 OHD004182408 278.4 0.001% 99.991%

81 MID083684290 1,396.8 0.0028% 81 OKD981909849 275.9 0.001% 99.992%

82 MID980683775 0.9 0.0000% 82 CTD980668198 272.9 0.001% 99.992%

83 MND000819268 83 MAD053452637 241.7 0.000% 99.993%

84 MND985694736 237.0 0.0005% 84 NYD002081396 238.9 0.000% 99.993%

85 MOD071987416 507.5 0.0010% 85 MND985694736 237.0 0.000% 99.994%

86 MSD054179403 5.2 0.0000% 86 GAD051010429 230.4 0.000% 99.994%

87 NCD003217437 37,531.3 0.0743% 87 CTD001449784 227.3 0.000% 99.995%

88 NCD051330280 25,891.1 0.0513% 88 PAD980551964 196.9 0.000% 99.995%

89 NCD980842132 774.8 0.0015% 89 MAR000007559 196.2 0.000% 99.995%

90 NCD986177061 23.8 0.0000% 90 MAD019371079 170.2 0.000% 99.9956%

91 NED981723513 4,045.4 0.0080% 91 PAD067362327 160.8 0.000% 99.9959%

92 NHD500015441 0.9 0.0000% 92 OHD004172565 160.1 0.000% 99.9963%

93 NJD002147023 98.0 0.0002% 93 CTD000604488 119.4 0.000% 99.9965%

94 NJD002385730 25,188.9 0.0499% 94 LAD000757286 112.0 0.000% 99.9967%

95 NJD006980924 17.0 0.0000% 95 KSD007246846 111.3 0.000% 99.9969%

96 NJD056356066 3,810.8 0.0075% 96 TXD056542749 110.7 0.000% 99.9972%

97 NY0000926436 1.9 0.0000% 97 FLD981474802 109.6 0.000% 99.9974%

98 NYD000098558 5.1 0.0000% 98 KYD000770313 108.7 0.000% 99.9976%

99 NYD000707901 38.5 0.0001% 99 COD160887741 100.2 0.000% 99.9978%

100 NYD000809350 11.1 0.0000% 100 NJD002147023 98.0 0.000% 99.9980%

101 NYD000824482 2,095.7 0.0042% 101 VAD982362428 93.2 0.000% 99.9982%

102 NYD002067932 25.7 0.0001% 102 PAD002311884 82.3 0.000% 99.9983%

103 NYD002081396 238.9 0.0005% 103 CTD055310759 78.7 0.000% 99.9985% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

48 104 NYD002100352 4,965.9 0.0098% 104 TXD058276130 75.7 0.000% 99.9986%

105 NYD002211324 1,052,966.2 2.0857% 105 OHD066060609 56.8 0.000% 99.9987%

106 NYD002220804 65,290.8 0.1293% 106 CAD981375983 54.4 0.000% 99.9988%

107 NYD003930849 774,214.5 1.5335% 107 FLD982102295 52.1 0.000% 99.9990%

108 NYD041292509 5,472.0 0.0108% 108 ALD983176520 50.0 0.000% 99.9991%

109 NYD053719894 0.8 0.0000% 109 PAD980550412 41.7 0.000% 99.9991%

110 NYD059385120 562,192.7 1.1136% 110 PAD987271848 39.7 0.000% 99.9992%

111 NYD080480734 111 NYD000707901 38.5 0.000% 99.9993%

112 NYD084006741 27,442.8 0.0544% 112 NYD002067932 25.7 0.000% 99.9993%

113 NYD980592497 321,326.0 0.6365% 113 NCD986177061 23.8 0.000% 99.9994%

114 NYD981561962 705.3 0.0014% 114 KSD980854285 21.8 0.000% 99.9994%

115 NYD986954147 6,713.0 0.0133% 115 CTD001139617 20.6 0.000% 99.9995%

116 NYR000030726 116 VAR000004978 19.1 0.000% 99.9995%

117 OHD000816629 117 OKD987083946 18.8 0.000% 99.9995%

118 OHD001926740 811.8 0.0016% 118 DED053304770 17.1 0.000% 99.9996%

119 OHD004172565 160.1 0.0003% 119 NJD006980924 17.0 0.000% 99.9996%

120 OHD004182408 278.4 0.0006% 120 PAD004498432 15.6 0.000% 99.9996%

121 OHD005046677 2.0 0.0000% 121 GAR000012336 14.8 0.000% 99.9997%

122 OHD052324290 4.2 0.0000% 122 CTD001169010 12.5 0.000% 99.9997%

123 OHD066060609 56.8 0.0001% 123 CAD982437089 12.1 0.000% 99.9997%

124 OHD093945293 124 CTD000845198 11.9 0.000% 99.9997%

125 OHD980681571 4,295.7 0.0085% 125 CT5000001107 11.6 0.000% 99.9998%

126 OKD000632737 5,800.6 0.0115% 126 NYD000809350 11.1 0.000% 99.9998%

127 OKD000758599 913.1 0.0018% 127 TXD062128004 10.3 0.000% 99.9998%

128 OKD079986568 37,695.6 0.0747% 128 TND982109142 9.2 0.000% 99.9998%

129 OKD089761290 857.8 0.0017% 129 CTD000844332 9.0 0.000% 99.9998%

130 OKD981909849 275.9 0.0005% 130 ALD000622464 8.8 0.000% 99.9999%

131 OKD987083946 18.8 0.0000% 131 CAD049904766 7.8 0.000% 99.9999%

132 ORD009023466 101,311.9 0.2007% 132 CAD000627273 7.8 0.000% 99.9999%

133 ORD009227398 0.3 0.0000% 133 PAD001887579 7.0 0.000% 99.9999%

134 ORD099149445 1.9 0.0000% 134 MED985467935 5.7 0.000% 99.9999%

135 PAD001887579 7.0 0.0000% 135 MSD054179403 5.2 0.000% 99.9999%

136 PAD002311884 82.3 0.0002% 136 NYD000098558 5.1 0.000% 99.9999%

137 PAD003038056 1.2 0.0000% 137 WID068318146 4.8 0.000% 100.0000%

138 PAD003043353 2,485,320.0 4.9228% 138 ILD005158274 4.2 0.000% 100.0000% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

49 139 PAD004498432 15.6 0.0000% 139 OHD052324290 4.2 0.000% 100.0000%

140 PAD030069140 968.4 0.0019% 140 MD6150004095 2.3 0.000% 100.0000%

141 PAD041399403 141 OHD005046677 2.0 0.000% 100.0000%

142 PAD043882323 142 ORD099149445 1.9 0.000% 100.0000%

143 PAD067098822 287.5 0.0006% 143 NY0000926436 1.9 0.000% 100.0000%

144 PAD067362327 160.8 0.0003% 144 PAD003038056 1.2 0.000% 100.0000%

145 PAD980550412 41.7 0.0001% 145 WAD009249863 0.9 0.000% 100.0000%

146 PAD980551964 196.9 0.0004% 146 WAD988478723 0.9 0.000% 100.0000%

147 PAD987271848 39.7 0.0001% 147 NHD500015441 0.9 0.000% 100.0000%

148 PRD090036021 294.9 0.0006% 148 MID980683775 0.9 0.000% 100.0000%

149 RID058065707 591.3 0.0012% 149 NYD053719894 0.8 0.000% 100.0000%

150 TND003376928 42,701,759.2 84.5816% 150 TXD050858182 0.7 0.000% 100.0000%

151 TND982109142 9.2 0.0000% 151 CTD001186212 0.5 0.000% 100.0000%

152 TXD050858182 0.7 0.0000% 152 AKD009252230 0.4 0.000% 100.0000%

153 TXD052649027 3,987.9 0.0079% 153 ORD009227398 0.3 0.000% 100.0000%

154 TXD056542749 110.7 0.0002% 154 GAD980845077 0.3 0.000% 100.0000%

155 TXD058276130 75.7 0.0001% 155 CTD001149277 0.2 0.000% 100.0000%

156 TXD062128004 10.3 0.0000% 156 GAD981224991 0.2 0.000% 100.0000%

157 TXD077603371 32,026.1 0.0634% 157 WA0000189431 0.2 0.000% 100.0000%

158 TXD981512122 3,207.0 0.0064% 158 ALD003297116 100.0000%

159 TXD981898760 596.0 0.0012% 159 ALD079109013 100.0000%

160 UTD001705029 2,354.5 0.0047% 160 CA1800090010 100.0000%

161 UTD009081357 3,048.2 0.0060% 161 CAD093365435 100.0000%

162 VAD023741705 162 COD007068646 100.0000%

163 VAD980831176 163 COD076470525 100.0000%

164 VAD982362428 93.2 0.0002% 164 COD980952097 100.0000%

165 VAD988170445 5,374.8 0.0106% 165 KSD007482011 100.0000%

166 VAR000004978 19.1 0.0000% 166 MAD001923408 100.0000%

167 WA0000189431 0.2 0.0000% 167 MND000819268 100.0000%

168 WA7890008967 1,650.4 0.0033% 168 NYD080480734 100.0000%

169 WAD009249863 0.9 0.0000% 169 NYR000030726 100.0000%

170 WAD988478723 0.9 0.0000% 170 OHD000816629 100.0000%

171 WAR000008979 4,893.5 0.0097% 171 OHD093945293 100.0000%

172 WID000808824 3,095.3 0.0061% 172 PAD041399403 100.0000%

173 WID068318146 4.8 0.0000% 173 PAD043882323 100.0000% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Generated ( tons) Item % Cumltv%

50 174 WID990829475 547.7 0.0011% 174 VAD023741705 100.0000%

175 WVD988776852 476.2 0.0009% 175 VAD980831176 100.0000%

Column totals = 50,485,846.6 100.0000% Column totals = 50,485,846.6 100.0000% 51 Facilities Managing Aqueous F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste in Wastewater Treatment Units 1997 BRS Data Query: [ F002 or F005] + [ B101 or B201] + [ M071 to M099 or M121 to M123 or M133 to M136]

A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 1 AKD009252230 0.4 0.0000% 1 TND003376928 42,712,495.8 82.9% 100.0% 100.0%

2 ALD000622464 0.5 0.0000% 2 PAD003043353 2,485,320.0 4.8% 17.1% 99.4%

3 ALD003297116 6,838.5 0.0133% 3 NYD003930849 774,214.5 1.5% 12.2% 99%

4 ALD079109013 343,704.2 0.6674% 4 NYR000030726 583,819.8 1.1% 10.7% 98.3%

5 ALD983176520 50.0 0.0001% 5 NYD059385120 562,192.7 1.1% 9.6% 97.7%

6 AZD009015389 908.1 0.0018% 6 NYD002211324 526,483.3 1.0% 8.5% 97.1%

7 CA1800090010 157,762.7 0.3064% 7 IND000806935 443,615.5 0.9% 7.5% 96.6%

8 CA7170090016 1,594.6 0.0031% 8 MAD001402320 371,258.3 0.7% 6.6% 96.0%

9 CAD000030494 3,652.4 0.0071% 9 ALD079109013 343,704.2 0.7% 5.9% 95.4%

10 CAD000627273 7.8 0.0000% 10 NYD980592497 321,324.0 0.6% 5.2% 95%

11 CAD008302903 562.6 0.0011% 11 GAD039046800 303,995.0 0.6% 4.6% 94.3%

12 CAD049904766 6.7 0.0000% 12 CAD093365435 295,333.2 0.6% 4.0% 93.7%

13 CAD093365435 295,333.2 0.5735% 13 IND006050967 274,234.7 0.5% 3.4% 93.1%

14 CAD981375983 54.4 0.0001% 14 PAD043882323 208,333.2 0.4% 2.9% 92.6%

15 CAD982437089 12.1 0.0000% 15 LA4800014587 206,023.0 0.4% 2.5% 92.0%

16 COD000694869 1,000.6 0.0019% 16 CA1800090010 157,762.7 0.3% 2.1% 91.4%

17 COD007068646 3,380.9 0.0066% 17 MAD058060476 129,000.0 0.3% 1.8% 90.9%

18 COD076470525 31,097.0 0.0604% 18 ORD009023466 101,311.9 0.2% 1.5% 90%

19 COD160887741 100.2 0.0002% 19 NCD003217437 75,062.6 0.1% 1.4% 89.7%

20 COD980952097 2,998.3 0.0058% 20 MAD001923408 74,854.0 0.1% 1.2% 89.1%

21 CT5000001107 3.9 0.0000% 21 NYD002220804 65,290.8 0.1% 1.1% 88.6%

22 CTD000604488 99.6 0.0002% 22 NCD051330280 51,782.2 0.1% 0.9% 88.0%

23 CTD000844332 9.0 0.0000% 23 MAD000846493 47,726.5 0.09% 0.8% 87.4%

24 CTD000845198 11.9 0.0000% 24 MAD001033190 45,376.5 0.09% 0.7% 86.9%

25 CTD001139617 10.3 0.0000% 25 OKD079986568 37,695.6 0.07% 0.7% 86.3%

26 CTD001149277 0.2 0.0000% 26 COD076470525 31,097.0 0.06% 0.6% 85.7%

27 CTD001169010 0.1 0.0000% 27 MAD062163191 29,372.4 0.06% 0.5% 85.1%

28 CTD001186212 0.5 0.0000% 28 NYD084006741 27,442.8 0.05% 0.5% 84.6%

29 CTD001449784 220.5 0.0004% 29 NJD002385730 25,188.9 0.05% 0.4% 84.0%

30 CTD001840974 162.2 0.0003% 30 VAD023741705 19,650.0 0.04% 0.4% 83.4%

31 CTD055310759 78.7 0.0002% 31 KSD007482011 15,072.2 0.03% 0.3% 82.9%

32 CTD064828726 284.0 0.0006% 32 MND000819268 15,006.7 0.03% 0.3% 82.3%

33 CTD980668198 77.6 0.0002% 33 PAD041399403 14,553.8 0.03% 0.3% 81.7% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 52 34 DED053304770 17.1 0.0000% 34 FL6170024412 11,451.1 0.02% 0.2% 81.1%

35 FL6170024412 11,451.1 0.0222% 35 ALD003297116 6,838.5 0.01% 0.2% 80.6%

36 FLD004073177 1,968.7 0.0038% 36 NYD986954147 6,713.0 0.01% 0.2% 80.0%

37 FLD046771952 5,930.1 0.0115% 37 FLD046771952 5,930.1 0.01% 0.2% 79.4%

38 FLD980729610 24.8 0.0000% 38 OKD000632737 5,800.6 0.01% 0.2% 78.9%

39 FLD981474802 4.1 0.0000% 39 NYD041292509 5,472.0 0.01% 0.2% 78.3%

40 FLD982102295 52.1 0.0001% 40 VAD988170445 5,374.8 0.01% 0.2% 77.7%

41 GAD003324985 1,149.0 0.0022% 41 NYD002100352 4,965.9 0.01% 0.1% 77.1%

42 GAD033582461 362.2 0.0007% 42 WAR000008979 4,893.5 0.01% 0.1% 76.6%

43 GAD039046800 303,995.0 0.5903% 43 TXD077603371 4,217.3 0.008% 0.1% 76.0%

44 GAD051010429 73.7 0.0001% 44 CAD000030494 3,652.4 0.007% 0.1% 75.4%

45 GAD061022216 1,891.7 0.0037% 45 COD007068646 3,380.9 0.007% 0.1% 74.9%

46 GAD980845077 0.3 0.0000% 46 TXD981512122 3,175.7 0.006% 0.1% 74.3%

47 GAD981224991 0.2 0.0000% 47 UTD009081357 3,048.2 0.006% 0.1% 73.7%

48 GAR000012336 14.8 0.0000% 48 COD980952097 2,998.3 0.006% 0.1% 73.1%

49 ILD000608471 497.4 0.0010% 49 UTD001705029 2,367.9 0.005% 0.1% 72.6%

50 ILD005083316 425.7 0.0008% 50 NYD000824482 2,095.7 0.004% 0.1% 72.0%

51 ILD005158274 0.8 0.0000% 51 NED981723513 2,060.0 0.004% 0.1% 71.4%

52 ILD980613913 653.6 0.0013% 52 FLD004073177 1,968.7 0.004% 0.1% 70.9%

53 IND000646943 1,737.1 0.0034% 53 GAD061022216 1,891.7 0.004% 0.1% 70.3%

54 IND000806935 443,615.5 0.8615% 54 IND000646943 1,737.1 0.003% 0.1% 69.7%

55 IND006050967 274,234.7 0.5325% 55 WID000808824 1,703.0 0.003% 0.1% 69.1%

56 IND085616837 214.5 0.0004% 56 OHD093945293 1,699.4 0.003% 0.1% 68.6%

57 KSD007246846 68.4 0.0001% 57 WA7890008967 1,650.4 0.003% 0.1% 68.0%

58 KSD007482011 15,072.2 0.0293% 58 CA7170090016 1,594.6 0.003% 0.0% 67.4%

59 KSD980854285 21.8 0.0000% 59 WID990829475 1,425.4 0.003% 0.0% 66.9%

60 KYD000770313 108.7 0.0002% 60 LAD985218742 1,251.2 0.002% 0.0% 66.3%

61 KYD053348108 580.2 0.0011% 61 MID000820381 1,205.8 0.002% 0.0% 65.7%

62 LA4800014587 206,023.0 0.4001% 62 GAD003324985 1,149.0 0.002% 0.0% 65.1%

63 LAD000757286 56.0 0.0001% 63 COD000694869 1,000.6 0.002% 0.0% 64.6%

64 LAD985218742 1,251.2 0.0024% 64 PAD030069140 968.4 0.002% 0.0% 64.0%

65 MAD000604447 136.0 0.0003% 65 OKD000758599 913.1 0.002% 0.0% 63.4%

66 MAD000844597 426.2 0.0008% 66 AZD009015389 908.1 0.002% 0.0% 62.9%

67 MAD000846493 47,726.5 0.0927% 67 OHD980681571 897.2 0.002% 0.0% 62.3%

68 MAD001033190 45,376.5 0.0881% 68 TXD052649027 789.2 0.002% 0.0% 61.7% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 53 69 MAD001402320 371,258.3 0.7209% 69 NYD981561962 705.3 0.001% 0.0% 61.1%

70 MAD001923408 74,854.0 0.1454% 70 ILD980613913 653.6 0.001% 0.0% 60.6%

71 MAD019371079 114.0 0.0002% 71 OHD001926740 589.9 0.001% 0.0% 60.0%

72 MAD053452637 27.1 0.0001% 72 KYD053348108 580.2 0.001% 0.0% 59.4%

73 MAD058060476 129,000.0 0.2505% 73 CAD008302903 562.6 0.001% 0.0% 58.9%

74 MAD062163191 29,372.4 0.0570% 74 MAD980912323 560.2 0.001% 0.0% 58.3%

75 MAD980912323 560.2 0.0011% 75 NJD056356066 549.6 0.001% 0.0% 57.7%

76 MAR000007559 30.6 0.0001% 76 TXD981898760 499.0 0.001% 0.0% 57.1%

77 MAR000007955 279.6 0.0005% 77 ILD000608471 497.4 0.001% 0.0% 56.6%

78 MD6150004095 1.9 0.0000% 78 WVD988776852 476.2 0.001% 0.0% 56.0%

79 MED985467935 5.7 0.0000% 79 MAD000844597 426.2 0.001% 0.0% 55.4%

80 MID000820381 1,205.8 0.0023% 80 ILD005083316 425.7 0.001% 0.0% 54.9%

81 MID083684290 67.0 0.0001% 81 OHD066060609 397.7 0.001% 0.0% 54.3%

82 MID980683775 0.2 0.0000% 82 GAD033582461 362.2 0.001% 0.0% 53.7%

83 MND000819268 15,006.7 0.0291% 83 RID058065707 295.6 0.001% 0.0% 53.1%

84 MND985694736 237.0 0.0005% 84 PRD090036021 294.9 0.001% 0.0% 52.6%

85 MOD071987416 96.9 0.0002% 85 CTD064828726 284.0 0.001% 0.0% 52.0%

86 MSD054179403 5.2 0.0000% 86 MAR000007955 279.6 0.001% 0.0% 51.4%

87 NCD003217437 75,062.6 0.1458% 87 OHD004182408 278.4 0.001% 0.0% 50.9%

88 NCD051330280 51,782.2 0.1006% 88 OKD981909849 275.9 0.001% 0.0% 50%

89 NCD980842132 106.3 0.0002% 89 OKD089761290 251.0 0.000% 0.0% 49.7%

90 NCD986177061 14.4 0.0000% 90 NYD002081396 238.9 0.000% 0.0% 49.1%

91 NED981723513 2,060.0 0.0040% 91 MND985694736 237.0 0.000% 0.0% 48.6%

92 NHD500015441 0.9 0.0000% 92 CTD001449784 220.5 0.000% 0.0% 48.0%

93 NJD002147023 98.0 0.0002% 93 IND085616837 214.5 0.000% 0.0% 47.4%

94 NJD002385730 25,188.9 0.0489% 94 PAD980551964 183.1 0.000% 0.0% 46.9%

95 NJD006980924 17.0 0.0000% 95 OHD004172565 182.7 0.000% 0.0% 46.3%

96 NJD056356066 549.6 0.0011% 96 TXD056542749 174.3 0.000% 0.0% 45.7%

97 NY0000926436 1.9 0.0000% 97 CTD001840974 162.2 0.000% 0.0% 45.1%

98 NYD000098558 5.1 0.0000% 98 PAD067362327 160.8 0.000% 0.0% 44.6%

99 NYD000707901 38.5 0.0001% 99 MAD000604447 136.0 0.000% 0.0% 44.0%

100 NYD000809350 11.1 0.0000% 100 PAD067098822 121.5 0.000% 0.0% 43.4%

101 NYD000824482 2,095.7 0.0041% 101 MAD019371079 114.0 0.000% 0.0% 42.9%

102 NYD002067932 25.7 0.0000% 102 KYD000770313 108.7 0.000% 0.0% 42.3%

103 NYD002081396 238.9 0.0005% 103 NCD980842132 106.3 0.000% 0.0% 41.7% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 54 104 NYD002100352 4,965.9 0.0096% 104 COD160887741 100.2 0.000% 0.0% 41.1%

105 NYD002211324 526,483.3 1.0224% 105 CTD000604488 99.6 0.000% 0.0% 40.6%

106 NYD002220804 65,290.8 0.1268% 106 NJD002147023 98.0 0.000% 0.0% 40.0%

107 NYD003930849 774,214.5 1.5034% 107 MOD071987416 96.9 0.000% 0.0% 39.4%

108 NYD041292509 5,472.0 0.0106% 108 VAD982362428 93.2 0.000% 0.0% 38.9%

109 NYD053719894 0.8 0.0000% 109 PAD002311884 82.3 0.000% 0.0% 38.3%

110 NYD059385120 562,192.7 1.0917% 110 CTD055310759 78.7 0.000% 0.0% 37.7%

111 NYD080480734 3.5 0.0000% 111 CTD980668198 77.6 0.000% 0.0% 37.1%

112 NYD084006741 27,442.8 0.0533% 112 TXD058276130 75.7 0.000% 0.0% 36.6%

113 NYD980592497 321,324.0 0.6240% 113 GAD051010429 73.7 0.000% 0.0% 36.0%

114 NYD981561962 705.3 0.0014% 114 KSD007246846 68.4 0.000% 0.0% 35.4%

115 NYD986954147 6,713.0 0.0130% 115 MID083684290 67.0 0.000% 0.0% 34.9%

116 NYR000030726 583,819.8 1.1337% 116 LAD000757286 56.0 0.000% 0.0% 34.3%

117 OHD000816629 46.4 0.0001% 117 CAD981375983 54.4 0.000% 0.0% 33.7%

118 OHD001926740 589.9 0.0011% 118 FLD982102295 52.1 0.000% 0.0% 33.1%

119 OHD004172565 182.7 0.0004% 119 ALD983176520 50.0 0.000% 0.0% 32.6%

120 OHD004182408 278.4 0.0005% 120 OHD000816629 46.4 0.000% 0.0% 32.0%

121 OHD005046677 2.0 0.0000% 121 PAD980550412 41.7 0.000% 0.0% 31.4%

122 OHD052324290 4.2 0.0000% 122 NYD000707901 38.5 0.000% 0.0% 30.9%

123 OHD066060609 397.7 0.0008% 123 MAR000007559 30.6 0.000% 0.0% 30.3%

124 OHD093945293 1,699.4 0.0033% 124 MAD053452637 27.1 0.000% 0.0% 29.7%

125 OHD980681571 897.2 0.0017% 125 NYD002067932 25.7 0.000% 0.0% 29.1%

126 OKD000632737 5,800.6 0.0113% 126 FLD980729610 24.8 0.000% 0.0% 28.6%

127 OKD000758599 913.1 0.0018% 127 VAD980831176 24.0 0.000% 0.0% 28.0%

128 OKD079986568 37,695.6 0.0732% 128 KSD980854285 21.8 0.000% 0.0% 27.4%

129 OKD089761290 251.0 0.0005% 129 VAR000004978 19.1 0.000% 0.0% 26.9%

130 OKD981909849 275.9 0.0005% 130 OKD987083946 18.8 0.000% 0.0% 26.3%

131 OKD987083946 18.8 0.0000% 131 DED053304770 17.1 0.000% 0.0% 25.7%

132 ORD009023466 101,311.9 0.1967% 132 NJD006980924 17.0 0.000% 0.0% 25.1%

133 ORD009227398 0.3 0.0000% 133 PAD004498432 15.6 0.000% 0.0% 24.6%

134 ORD099149445 1.9 0.0000% 134 GAR000012336 14.8 0.000% 0.0% 24.0%

135 PAD001887579 6.7 0.0000% 135 NCD986177061 14.4 0.000% 0.0% 23.4%

136 PAD002311884 82.3 0.0002% 136 CAD982437089 12.1 0.000% 0.0% 22.9%

137 PAD003038056 0.3 0.0000% 137 CTD000845198 11.9 0.000% 0.0% 22.3%

138 PAD003043353 2,485,320.0 4.8262% 138 NYD000809350 11.1 0.000% 0.0% 21.7% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 55 139 PAD004498432 15.6 0.0000% 139 TXD062128004 10.3 0.000% 0.0% 21.1%

140 PAD030069140 968.4 0.0019% 140 CTD001139617 10.3 0.000% 0.0% 20.6%

141 PAD041399403 14,553.8 0.0283% 141 TND982109142 9.2 0.000% 0.0% 20.0%

142 PAD043882323 208,333.2 0.4046% 142 CTD000844332 9.0 0.000% 0.0% 19.4%

143 PAD067098822 121.5 0.0002% 143 CAD000627273 7.8 0.000% 0.0% 18.9%

144 PAD067362327 160.8 0.0003% 144 PAD001887579 6.7 0.000% 0.0% 18.3%

145 PAD980550412 41.7 0.0001% 145 CAD049904766 6.7 0.000% 0.0% 17.7%

146 PAD980551964 183.1 0.0004% 146 MED985467935 5.7 0.000% 0.0% 17.1%

147 PAD987271848 0.2 0.0000% 147 MSD054179403 5.2 0.000% 0.0% 16.6%

148 PRD090036021 294.9 0.0006% 148 NYD000098558 5.1 0.000% 0.0% 16.0%

149 RID058065707 295.6 0.0006% 149 WID068318146 4.8 0.000% 0.0% 15.4%

150 TND003376928 42,712,495.8 82.9431% 150 OHD052324290 4.2 0.000% 0.0% 14.9%

151 TND982109142 9.2 0.0000% 151 FLD981474802 4.1 0.000% 0.0% 14.3%

152 TXD050858182 1.0 0.0000% 152 CT5000001107 3.9 0.000% 0.0% 13.7%

153 TXD052649027 789.2 0.0015% 153 NYD080480734 3.5 0.000% 0.0% 13.1%

154 TXD056542749 174.3 0.0003% 154 OHD005046677 2.0 0.000% 0.0% 12.6%

155 TXD058276130 75.7 0.0001% 155 MD6150004095 1.9 0.000% 0.0% 12.0%

156 TXD062128004 10.3 0.0000% 156 ORD099149445 1.9 0.000% 0.0% 11.4%

157 TXD077603371 4,217.3 0.0082% 157 NY0000926436 1.9 0.000% 0.0% 10.9%

158 TXD981512122 3,175.7 0.0062% 158 TXD050858182 1.0 0.000% 0.0% 10.3%

159 TXD981898760 499.0 0.0010% 159 WAD988478723 0.9 0.000% 0.0% 9.7%

160 UTD001705029 2,367.9 0.0046% 160 NHD500015441 0.9 0.000% 0.0% 9.1%

161 UTD009081357 3,048.2 0.0059% 161 NYD053719894 0.8 0.000% 0.0% 8.6%

162 VAD023741705 19,650.0 0.0382% 162 ILD005158274 0.8 0.000% 0.0% 8.0%

163 VAD980831176 24.0 0.0000% 163 WAD009249863 0.5 0.000% 0.0% 7.4%

164 VAD982362428 93.2 0.0002% 164 CTD001186212 0.5 0.000% 0.0% 6.9%

165 VAD988170445 5,374.8 0.0104% 165 ALD000622464 0.5 0.000% 0.0% 6.3%

166 VAR000004978 19.1 0.0000% 166 AKD009252230 0.4 0.000% 0.0% 5.7%

167 WA0000189431 0.2 0.0000% 167 ORD009227398 0.3 0.000% 0.0% 5.1%

168 WA7890008967 1,650.4 0.0032% 168 GAD980845077 0.3 0.000% 0.0% 4.6%

169 WAD009249863 0.5 0.0000% 169 PAD003038056 0.3 0.000% 0.0% 4.0%

170 WAD988478723 0.9 0.0000% 170 CTD001149277 0.2 0.000% 0.0% 3.4%

171 WAR000008979 4,893.5 0.0095% 171 GAD981224991 0.2 0.000% 0.0% 2.9%

172 WID000808824 1,703.0 0.0033% 172 PAD987271848 0.2 0.000% 0.0% 2.3%

173 WID068318146 4.8 0.0000% 173 MID980683775 0.2 0.000% 0.0% 1.7% A. Alpha Numeric Sort: B. Descending Quantity Sort ( annual tons):

Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item % Item Facility EPAID 1997 Managed ( tons) Item Percentile Cumulative Percentile Rank Percentile 56 174 WID990829475 1,425.4 0.0028% 174 WA0000189431 0.2 0.000% 0.0% 1.1%

175 WVD988776852 476.2 0.0009% 175 CTD001169010 0.1 0.000% 0.0% 0.6%

Column totals = 51,496,157.3 100.0000% 51,496,157.3 100.000% 57 Facilities Managing F002 & F005 Spent Solvent RCRA Hazardous Waste in Wastewater Treatment Units 1997 BRS QUERY: [ F002 or F005] + ( B101 or B201) + [ M071 to M099 or M121 to M123 or M133 to M136]

Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 1 TND003376928 B101 2819 42,701,759.24 On site M081 42,712,495.75 F002 & F005 5 2 PAD003043353 B101 2833 A34 2,485,320.00 On site M136 2,485,320.00 F002 & F005 Yes 6 3 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A99 717,097.00 On site M136 717,097.00 F005 1 4 NYR000030726 B101 3364 A69 On site M082 583,819.85 F002 2 5 NYD059385120 B101 3679 A63 557,330.00 On site M136 557,330.00 F002 1 6 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A63 526,468.00 On site M136 498,170.00 F005 Yes 8 7 IND000806935 B101 2833 A49 443,615.51 On site M135 443,615.51 F002 & F005 Yes 4 8 MAD001402320 B101 3861 A09 371,025.78 On site M135 371,025.78 F002 & F005 3 9 ALD079109013 B101 3351 A64 On site M083 343,704.15 F002 1 10 GAD039046800 B101 2834 A04 303,995.00 On site M135 303,995.00 F005 Yes 5 11 PAD043882323 B101 3675 A69 On site M135 208,333.20 F002 Yes 2 12 CAD093365435 B101 3764 A64 On site M083 207,041.70 F002 & F005 Yes 5 13 LA4800014587 B101 3769 A31 206,022.97 On site M136 206,022.97 F002 Yes 5 14 CA1800090010 B101 3764 A64 On site M083 154,952.88 F002 & F005 Yes 5 15 IND006050967 B101 2833 A69 On site M136 150,181.74 F002 & F005 Yes 4 16 MAD058060476 B101 3861 A75 129,000.00 On site M135 129,000.00 F002 3 17 IND006050967 B101 2833 A37 124,053.00 On site M136 124,053.00 F002 & F005 Yes 3 18 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 105,064.13 On site M136 105,064.13 F002 & F005 Yes 8 19 ORD009023466 B101 A73 101,311.90 On site M136 101,311.90 F002 1 20 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 93,607.39 On site M136 93,607.39 F002 & F005 Yes 6 21 CAD093365435 B101 3764 A64 On site M085 88,291.49 F002 & F005 Yes 5 22 NCD003217437 B101 2672 A73 37,531.28 On site M135 75,062.55 F005 1 23 MAD001923408 B101 3669 A69 On site M134 74,854.05 F002 Yes 2 24 NYD002220804 B101 2869 A75 65,290.78 On site M121 65,290.78 F002 2 25 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A49 55,310.83 On site M136 55,310.83 F005 2 26 NCD051330280 B201 2824 A73 25,891.08 On site M135 51,782.17 F005 1 27 MAD000846493 B101 3861 A75 47,726.50 On site M083 47,726.50 F002 & F005 Yes 5 28 MAD001033190 B201 2824 A73 453,765.43 On site M135 45,376.54 F005 Yes 2 29 OKD079986568 B101 3861 A63 37,653.88 On site M135 37,653.88 F002 & F005 2 30 COD076470525 B101 2833 A63 On site M085 31,097.04 F002 & F005 4 31 MAD062163191 B101 3861 A31 29,372.42 On site M135 29,372.42 F002 & F005 3 32 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A63 526,468.00 On site M135 28,298.00 F005 Yes 8 33 NYD084006741 B101 3571 A63 27,442.81 On site M082 27,442.81 F002 & F005 4 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 58 34 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A34 23,802.89 On site M136 23,802.89 F002 & F005 Yes 8 35 NJD002385730 B101 2869 A73 23,656.41 On site M094 23,656.41 F005 Yes 3 36 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 22,030.66 On site M136 22,030.66 F005 Yes 4 37 VAD023741705 B101 3764 A69 On site M083 19,650.00 F002 2 38 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 16,823.68 On site M136 16,823.68 F002 & F005 Yes 9 39 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 15,494.18 On site M136 15,494.18 F005 Yes 5 40 KSD007482011 B101 3721 A69 On site M135 15,072.23 F002 Yes 4 41 MND000819268 B101 3489 A61 On site M083 15,006.65 F002 2 42 PAD041399403 B101 2819 A69 On site M135 14,553.79 F005 1 43 FL6170024412 B201 9711 A01 7,502.75 On site M135 7,502.75 F002 & F005 Yes 5 44 ALD003297116 B101 3695 A69 On site M081 6,838.54 F005 2 45 NYD986954147 B101 9999 A69 6,713.02 On site M136 6,713.04 F002 1 46 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 6,365.34 On site M136 6,365.34 F002 & F005 Yes 6 47 FLD046771952 B201 3721 A01 5,930.05 On site M135 5,930.05 F002 Yes 2 48 OKD000632737 B101 7389 A63 5,800.59 On site M135 5,800.59 F002 & F005 5 49 NYD041292509 B101 3579 A63 5,472.00 On site M135 5,472.00 F005 Yes 4 50 VAD988170445 B101 2869 A78 5,374.78 On site M081 5,374.78 F005 2 51 NYD002100352 B101 2542 A69 4,965.87 On site M083 4,965.87 F002 1 52 NYD059385120 B101 3679 A63 4,862.72 On site M135 4,862.72 F002 1 53 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A37 4,497.31 On site M136 4,497.31 F002 & F005 Yes 4 54 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A33 4,493.70 On site M136 4,493.70 F002 & F005 Yes 9 55 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A35 4,491.61 On site M136 4,491.61 F005 1 56 WAR000008979 B101 A06 4,312.61 On site M074 4,312.61 F002 & F005 Yes 4 57 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 3,670.63 On site M136 3,670.63 F002 & F005 Yes 8 58 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A37 3,434.63 On site M136 3,434.63 F005 Yes 4 59 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 3,403.74 On site M136 3,403.74 F002 & F005 Yes 13 60 COD007068646 B101 3761 A69 On site M136 3,380.90 F002 & F005 4 61 TXD981512122 B101 3053 A73 3,206.97 On site M081 3,175.70 F005 Yes 3 62 UTD009081357 B101 3761 A75 3,048.17 On site M135 3,048.17 F002 & F005 5 63 COD980952097 B101 9199 A65 On site M083 2,998.35 F002 & F005 4 64 FL6170024412 B101 9711 A22 2,849.85 On site M135 2,849.85 F002 & F005 6 65 CAD000030494 B101 3764 A94 2,848.37 On site M092 2,848.37 F002 & F005 Yes 5 66 CA1800090010 B101 3764 A64 On site M085 2,809.84 F002 & F005 Yes 5 67 TXD077603371 B101 0 A49 8,006.53 Off site M134 2,800.79 F005 Yes 4 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 59 68 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A35 2,670.81 On site M136 2,670.81 F002 & F005 Yes 9 69 NYD000824482 B101 2812 A51 2,095.74 On site M135 2,095.74 F002 Yes 3 70 NED981723513 B101 4953 A99 4,045.40 Off site M079 2,059.99 F002 & F005 Yes 171 71 FLD004073177 B101 3721 A29 1,968.72 On site M135 1,968.72 F002 & F005 Yes 6 72 GAD061022216 B101 3721 A01 1,891.66 On site M074 1,891.66 F002 Yes 2 73 OHD093945293 B101 4953 A73 Off site M134 1,699.38 F002 & F005 Yes 62 74 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A33 1,673.59 On site M136 1,673.59 F005 Yes 2 75 WA7890008967 B101 A99 1,650.44 On site M122 1,650.44 F002 Yes 4 76 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A78 1,591.48 On site M136 1,591.48 F005 1 77 CA7170090016 B101 9711 A19 1,575.92 On site M135 1,575.92 F002 Yes 3 78 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A33 1,538.73 On site M136 1,538.73 F005 Yes 3 79 UTD001705029 B101 3764 A36 1,522.31 On site M135 1,522.31 F002 & F005 4 80 NJD002385730 B101 2869 A94 1,501.20 On site M094 1,501.20 F002 & F005 2 81 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 1,419.22 On site M136 1,419.22 F002 & F005 Yes 6 82 TXD077603371 B101 0 A49 8,006.53 Off site M094 1,293.48 F005 Yes 4 83 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A34 1,266.14 On site M136 1,266.14 F005 Yes 5 84 LAD985218742 B101 3721 A75 1,251.17 On site M135 1,251.17 F005 Yes 8 85 MID000820381 B101 2834 A33 1,201.98 On site M135 1,201.98 F005 2 86 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 1,083.54 On site M136 1,083.54 F002 & F005 Yes 8 87 COD000694869 B101 2869 A09 1,000.64 Off site M091 1,000.64 F005 Yes 4 88 OKD000758599 B201 3561 A65 913.06 On site M083 913.06 F002 & F005 Yes 7 89 WID000808824 B101 7389 A09 1,031.77 Off site M094 877.81 F005 1 90 WID990829475 B101 7389 A19 Off site M091 877.69 F005 1 91 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A34 847.76 On site M136 847.76 F005 Yes 2 92 CAD000030494 B101 3764 A94 1,308.38 On site M122 804.07 F002 & F005 Yes 5 93 WID000808824 B101 7389 A09 1,031.77 Off site M094 745.80 F005 1 94 GAD003324985 B101 2833 A37 726.66 On site M136 726.66 F005 Yes 3 95 NYD981561962 B101 9999 A69 705.30 Off site M085 705.30 F002 Yes 2 96 TXD052649027 B101 7389 A89 797.57 Off site M134 669.76 F002 Yes 4 97 PAD030069140 B201 2869 A59 615.50 Off site M085 615.50 F002 & F005 Yes 4 98 OHD001926740 B101 7389 A73 811.76 Off site M094 589.93 F002 & F005 Yes 16 99 KYD053348108 B101 4953 A99 580.22 On site M082 580.22 F002 2 100 CAD008302903 B101 4953 A99 562.64 Off site M079 562.64 F005 1 101 FL6170024412 B101 9711 A22 551.57 On site M135 551.57 F002 & F005 7 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 60 102 NJD056356066 B101 2834 A34 3,810.83 Off site M082 549.57 F002 Yes 3 103 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A59 4,295.72 Off site M094 527.51 F002 & F005 Yes 9 104 TXD981898760 B101 3079 A75 596.00 Off site M083 499.00 F002 1 105 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A33 495.40 On site M136 495.40 F005 1 106 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 495.02 Off site M082 495.02 F002 & F005 Yes 29 107 AZD009015389 B101 8741 A19 487.49 Off site M081 487.49 F002 Yes 5 108 WVD988776852 B101 3728 A01 476.17 Off site M134 476.17 F002 Yes 4 109 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 473.26 On site M136 473.26 F002 & F005 Yes 4 110 UTD001705029 B101 3764 A09 462.08 On site M135 462.08 F002 & F005 4 111 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A35 455.09 On site M136 455.09 F005 1 112 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A31 425.34 On site M136 425.34 F002 1 113 GAD003324985 B101 2833 A37 422.36 On site M136 422.36 F005 2 114 AZD009015389 B101 8741 A31 420.60 Off site M134 420.60 F002 & F005 4 115 UTD001705029 B101 3764 A09 370.11 Off site M134 362.30 F002 & F005 4 116 GAD033582461 B101 4953 A75 362.24 On site M094 362.24 F002 & F005 Yes 5 117 WAR000008979 B101 A01 357.79 On site M074 357.79 F002 & F005 Yes 4 118 PAD030069140 B201 2869 A59 352.90 Off site M085 352.90 F005 Yes 5 119 FL6170024412 B201 9711 A21 348.36 On site M135 348.36 F002 & F005 Yes 6 120 ILD980613913 B101 7389 A73 Off site M134 347.28 F002 & F005 4 121 OHD066060609 B101 7389 A99 Off site M094 340.91 F002 & F005 Yes 24 122 ILD005083316 B101 2821 A03 425.75 Off site M094 334.44 F005 3 123 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A19 Off site M094 331.94 F005 Yes 4 124 PRD090036021 B101 2834 A37 294.90 On site M135 294.90 F002 2 125 WID990829475 B101 7389 A73 287.73 Off site M091 287.73 F005 1 126 CTD064828726 B101 2869 A37 284.03 On site M135 284.03 F005 Yes 4 127 OHD004182408 B101 3471 A64 278.38 Off site M094 278.38 F005 Yes 5 128 OKD981909849 B101 4581 A21 275.93 Off site M134 275.93 F002 Yes 2 129 MAD000844597 B101 2899 A32 491.77 Off site M081 275.31 F005 Yes 3 130 WID990829475 B101 7389 A79 260.01 Off site M091 260.01 F005 1 131 MAR000007955 B101 2865 A31 571.38 Off site M083 259.07 F002 & F005 Yes 5 132 MAD980912323 B101 2869 A37 255.70 Off site M091 255.70 F002 Yes 2 133 RID058065707 B201 3081 A09 295.63 Off site M081 251.17 F005 Yes 3 134 OKD089761290 B101 9999 A01 857.79 Off site M134 250.99 F002 & F005 Yes 211 135 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A34 247.51 On site M136 247.51 F002 Yes 3 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 61 136 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 242.39 Off site M092 242.39 F002 & F005 Yes 35 137 NYD002081396 B101 2834 A34 238.90 On site M083 238.90 F005 Yes 3 138 MND985694736 B101 3728 A06 237.01 On site M121 237.01 F002 1 139 WAR000008979 B101 A27 223.10 On site M072 223.10 F002 & F005 Yes 4 140 MAD980912323 B101 2869 A31 219.40 Off site M091 219.40 F005 Yes 2 141 IND085616837 B101 2869 A73 214.46 Off site M085 199.59 F002 1 142 ILD980613913 B101 7389 A73 4,078.52 Off site M099 189.80 F002 & F005 4 143 CTD001449784 B101 3721 A01 189.80 Off site M085 185.91 F002 & F005 Yes 4 144 MAD001402320 B101 3861 A32 185.74 Off site M085 185.74 F002 1 145 PAD980551964 B201 2834 A34 196.94 Off site M081 183.09 F002 & F005 Yes 5 146 OHD004172565 B101 2869 A94 160.09 Off site M094 182.70 F005 Yes 6 147 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A04 182.23 On site M136 182.23 F002 & F005 Yes 6 148 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A19 180.56 On site M136 180.56 F005 2 149 FL6170024412 B201 9711 A75 498.80 Off site M134 178.07 F002 & F005 7 150 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 169.72 On site M136 169.72 F005 Yes 2 151 PAD067362327 B101 3341 A78 160.76 Off site M094 160.76 F002 Yes 2 152 MAD000844597 B101 2899 A32 150.85 Off site M081 150.85 F005 Yes 4 153 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 141.64 Off site M082 141.64 F002 & F005 Yes 24 154 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A37 141.10 On site M136 141.10 F002 & F005 Yes 4 155 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A04 135.14 On site M136 135.14 F002 & F005 Yes 5 156 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A09 132.51 On site M136 132.51 F002 & F005 Yes 4 157 CTD001840974 B101 3829 A49 162.19 Off site M094 121.15 F002 Yes 3 158 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 117.79 Off site M082 117.79 F002 & F005 Yes 18 159 ILD980613913 B101 7389 A73 Off site M134 116.50 F002 & F005 4 160 PAD067098822 B101 4953 A89 143.75 Off site M092 116.49 F002 & F005 Yes 15 161 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 115.86 Off site M082 115.86 F002 & F005 Yes 24 162 MAD000604447 B101 5093 A89 341.75 Off site M094 115.61 F002 & F005 Yes 25 163 TXD077603371 B101 0 A49 8,006.53 Off site M134 114.51 F005 Yes 4 164 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A37 110.46 On site M136 110.46 F005 Yes 3 165 KYD000770313 B101 4953 A99 108.71 Off site M081 108.71 F005 2 166 NCD980842132 B201 4953 A99 774.84 Off site M085 106.31 F002 & F005 4 167 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 105.39 On site M136 105.39 F005 Yes 3 168 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A32 103.02 On site M136 103.02 F005 Yes 3 169 COD160887741 B101 4581 A01 100.25 On site M135 100.25 F002 & F005 3 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 62 170 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 100.23 Off site M082 100.23 F002 & F005 Yes 18 171 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 103.92 Off site M085 99.52 F002 1 172 MAD019371079 B101 4953 A04 139.98 Off site M099 93.79 F002 Yes 7 173 VAD982362428 B101 3577 A78 93.22 Off site M081 93.22 F002 3 174 ILD005083316 B101 2821 A03 425.75 Off site M094 91.30 F005 3 175 TXD056542749 B101 4581 A06 55.36 On site M071 87.15 F002 & F005 Yes 4 176 MAD980912323 B101 2869 A32 107.02 Off site M081 85.13 F005 Yes 2 177 PAD002311884 B101 2851 A94 82.28 Off site M094 82.28 F005 Yes 3 178 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A09 81.38 On site M136 81.38 F002 & F005 Yes 7 179 WID000808824 B101 7389 A09 1,031.77 Off site M094 79.39 F005 1 180 CTD055310759 B101 2819 A19 78.69 Off site M092 78.69 F002 Yes 3 181 MOD071987416 B101 4581 A01 253.74 Off site M081 75.89 F002 Yes 4 182 TXD058276130 B101 2821 A75 75.70 Off site M134 75.70 F002 & F005 3 183 GAD051010429 B101 2841 A31 230.45 Off site M091 73.71 F002 Yes 5 184 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A09 72.83 On site M136 72.83 F005 Yes 4 185 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 68.55 Off site M082 68.55 F002 & F005 Yes 16 186 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 67.35 Off site M082 67.35 F002 & F005 Yes 26 187 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A04 62.55 On site M136 62.55 F002 & F005 Yes 5 188 TXD052649027 B101 7389 A89 797.57 Off site M134 60.41 F002 Yes 4 189 CTD980668198 B101 9711 A01 136.46 Off site M134 57.69 F002 Yes 5 190 NJD002147023 B101 2833 A99 55.99 Off site M089 55.99 F005 Yes 3 191 CAD981375983 B101 7216 A73 54.42 On site M092 54.42 F002 1 192 FLD982102295 B101 8999 A06 52.13 On site M135 52.13 F002 1 193 CTD000604488 B201 4953 A89 65.01 Off site M085 50.54 F002 & F005 24 194 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A59 50.04 On site M136 50.04 F005 1 195 ALD983176520 B101 3721 A03 50.00 On site M077 50.00 F005 2 196 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A33 49.25 On site M136 49.25 F002 & F005 3 197 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 49.11 Off site M082 49.11 F002 & F005 Yes 19 198 OHD066060609 B101 7389 A94 48.00 Off site M094 48.00 F002 & F005 Yes 20 199 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A99 46.91 On site M136 46.91 F005 1 200 MAD001402320 B101 3861 A09 47.05 Off site M079 46.82 F002 & F005 Yes 4 201 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 46.34 Off site M082 46.34 F002 & F005 Yes 17 202 LAD000757286 B101 2899 A75 56.00 Off site M134 45.27 F002 & F005 Yes 4 203 ILD000608471 B101 4953 A89 45.24 Off site M085 45.24 F005 Yes 5 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 63 204 MID083684290 B101 2869 A34 698.39 Off site M074 45.10 F005 Yes 3 205 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 44.75 Off site M082 44.75 F005 Yes 16 206 RID058065707 B201 3081 A09 295.63 Off site M081 44.46 F005 Yes 3 207 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 43.72 Off site M082 43.72 F002 & F005 Yes 12 208 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 42.40 Off site M085 42.40 F002 Yes 5 209 NJD002147023 B201 2833 A59 42.00 Off site M089 42.00 F005 2 210 PAD980550412 B101 2833 A09 41.70 Off site M081 41.70 F002 & F005 Yes 5 211 OKD079986568 B101 3861 A37 41.69 Off site M082 41.69 F002 & F005 Yes 4 212 CTD001840974 B101 3829 A49 162.19 Off site M094 41.04 F002 Yes 3 213 CTD000604488 B101 4953 A89 42.33 Off site M077 40.03 F002 & F005 Yes 13 214 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 40.00 Off site M085 40.00 F005 Yes 5 215 NYD000707901 B101 3674 A09 38.50 Off site M085 38.50 F002 & F005 Yes 7 216 KSD007246846 B101 5093 A51 42.89 Off site M091 37.01 F005 Yes 13 217 OHD000816629 B201 4953 A89 Off site M099 36.20 F002 & F005 Yes 79 218 TXD056542749 B101 4581 A19 22.14 On site M071 34.86 F002 & F005 Yes 4 219 TXD056542749 B101 4581 A29 22.14 On site M071 34.86 F002 & F005 Yes 4 220 CTD001449784 B101 3721 A63 37.50 Off site M085 34.62 F002 Yes 2 221 TXD052649027 B101 7389 A89 797.57 Off site M089 33.04 F002 Yes 4 222 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 33.03 Off site M092 33.03 F002 & F005 Yes 27 223 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A04 32.03 On site M136 32.03 F005 Yes 2 224 MAR000007559 B101 3695 A29 196.18 On site M135 30.57 F005 1 225 MAD053452637 B201 4226 A89 241.74 Off site M085 27.11 F002 & F005 Yes 63 226 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A34 26.79 On site M136 26.79 F002 & F005 Yes 4 227 NYD002067932 B101 2672 A65 25.70 Off site M099 25.70 F002 & F005 Yes 4 228 OHD980681571 B201 7389 A37 Off site M094 25.57 F002 & F005 Yes 4 229 KSD007246846 B101 5093 A19 25.49 Off site M089 25.49 F002 2 230 VAD980831176 B101 3541 A69 On site M082 23.96 F002 Yes 3 231 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 23.08 Off site M082 23.08 F002 & F005 Yes 18 232 ILD000608471 B101 4953 A89 22.41 Off site M085 22.41 F005 Yes 5 233 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 22.40 Off site M085 22.40 F002 Yes 5 234 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 22.00 Off site M085 22.00 F002 Yes 5 235 MID083684290 B101 2869 A34 698.39 Off site M074 21.89 F005 Yes 3 236 KSD980854285 B101 2869 A37 21.75 Off site M082 21.75 F005 Yes 3 237 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 21.47 Off site M082 21.47 F002 & F005 Yes 19 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 64 238 MOD071987416 B101 4581 A01 253.74 Off site M091 20.98 F002 Yes 4 239 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A78 20.85 On site M136 20.85 F002 & F005 Yes 14 240 NJD002385730 B101 2869 A37 20.85 On site M094 20.85 F005 Yes 2 241 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 20.80 Off site M085 20.80 F005 Yes 4 242 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 20.80 Off site M085 20.80 F002 & F005 Yes 5 243 FL6170024412 B201 9711 A75 99.44 Off site M134 20.51 F002 & F005 7 244 MAR000007955 B101 2865 A31 571.38 Off site M083 20.50 F002 & F005 Yes 5 245 MAD000604447 B101 5093 A89 341.75 Off site M078 20.41 F002 & F005 Yes 25 246 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 20.40 Off site M085 20.40 F005 Yes 5 247 MAD019371079 B101 4953 A73 30.18 Off site M099 20.22 F002 Yes 7 248 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 32.02 Off site M085 20.00 F005 Yes 3 249 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 19.99 Off site M092 19.99 F005 Yes 4 250 CTD980668198 B101 9711 A01 136.46 Off site M092 19.89 F002 Yes 5 251 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 19.20 Off site M085 19.20 F005 Yes 5 252 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 19.20 Off site M085 19.20 F002 & F005 5 253 VAR000004978 B201 3679 A99 19.14 Off site M082 19.14 F002 3 254 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 18.80 Off site M085 18.80 F005 Yes 4 255 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 18.80 Off site M085 18.80 F002 & F005 Yes 5 256 OKD987083946 B101 3721 A01 18.77 Off site M134 18.77 F002 1 257 CA7170090016 B101 9711 A19 18.71 On site M135 18.71 F002 Yes 3 258 TXD056542749 B101 4581 A76 11.07 On site M071 17.43 F002 Yes 4 259 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 17.20 Off site M092 17.20 F002 & F005 Yes 18 260 DED053304770 B101 2821 A04 17.14 On site M135 17.14 F005 Yes 3 261 FLD980729610 B201 4953 A99 933.15 Off site M081 17.09 F002 & F005 Yes 38 262 NJD006980924 B101 8731 A69 16.97 On site M082 16.97 F002 1 263 UTD001705029 B101 3764 A63 On site M135 16.53 F002 2 264 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 15.80 Off site M092 15.80 F005 Yes 3 265 PAD004498432 B101 2869 A37 15.64 Off site M081 15.64 F002 & F005 Yes 5 266 IND085616837 B101 2869 A73 214.46 Off site M085 14.87 F002 1 267 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 14.80 Off site M085 14.80 F002 Yes 5 268 GAR000012336 B101 2231 A69 14.80 Off site M082 14.80 F002 & F005 3 269 NCD986177061 B201 8734 A94 23.81 Off site M085 14.43 F002 Yes 4 270 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 14.29 Off site M082 14.29 F005 Yes 7 271 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 14.11 Off site M082 14.11 F002 & F005 Yes 10 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 65 272 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 13.60 Off site M085 13.60 F005 Yes 5 273 TXD052649027 B101 7389 A89 797.57 Off site M091 13.37 F002 Yes 4 274 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 13.29 Off site M082 13.29 F005 Yes 11 275 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 12.96 Off site M082 12.96 F002 & F005 Yes 16 276 TXD052649027 B101 7389 A89 797.57 Off site M079 12.61 F002 Yes 4 277 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 12.19 Off site M082 12.19 F002 & F005 Yes 18 278 CAD982437089 B101 3728 A21 12.09 Off site M071 12.09 F005 Yes 4 279 CTD000845198 B101 4911 A51 11.90 Off site M092 11.90 F002 & F005 3 280 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A35 11.71 On site M136 11.71 F005 Yes 4 281 NYD000809350 B101 3411 A65 11.10 Off site M083 11.10 F005 2 282 LAD000757286 B101 2899 A75 56.00 On site M136 10.73 F002 & F005 Yes 4 283 NJD002385730 B101 2869 A94 10.43 On site M094 10.43 F002 Yes 2 284 TXD062128004 B101 5161 A04 10.33 Off site M134 10.33 F002 1 285 OHD000816629 B201 4953 A89 Off site M099 10.25 F005 Yes 71 286 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A31 10.01 On site M136 10.01 F002 1 287 TND982109142 B101 4953 9.22 On site M134 9.22 F002 5 288 CTD000604488 B201 4953 A89 12.04 Off site M085 9.06 F002 & F005 Yes 14 289 CTD000844332 B101 3724 A63 9.02 Off site M094 9.02 F002 1 290 TXD077603371 B101 0 A49 8,006.53 Off site M121 8.51 F005 Yes 4 291 CTD001139617 B101 2891 A69 10.32 Off site M099 8.04 F002 Yes 3 292 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A09 8.02 Off site M085 7.82 F002 & F005 Yes 6 293 CAD000627273 B101 3728 A09 7.76 Off site M084 7.76 F002 Yes 5 294 FLD980729610 B201 4953 A99 933.15 Off site M081 7.72 F002 & F005 Yes 38 295 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A09 7.61 On site M136 7.61 F005 1 296 PAD001887579 B101 3353 A29 6.99 Off site M085 6.74 F005 Yes 3 297 CAD049904766 B101 3577 A65 7.81 Off site M099 6.66 F002 1 298 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A37 6.31 On site M136 6.31 F005 Yes 3 299 KSD007246846 B101 5093 A51 42.89 Off site M091 5.88 F005 Yes 13 300 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A09 5.66 On site M136 5.66 F005 Yes 3 301 MED985467935 B101 8734 A94 5.65 Off site M099 5.65 F005 Yes 6 302 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A53 11.18 Off site M085 5.25 F002 & F005 5 303 MSD054179403 B201 2911 A94 5.20 On site M081 5.20 F005 5 304 NYD000098558 B101 7216 A61 5.14 Off site M089 5.14 F002 Yes 2 305 PAD067098822 B101 4953 A89 143.75 Off site M078 5.05 F002 & F005 Yes 15 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 66 306 WID068318146 B101 3089 A21 4.80 Off site M085 4.80 F002 1 307 UTD001705029 B101 3764 A63 On site M135 4.73 F002 2 308 OHD066060609 B101 7389 A73 4.64 Off site M094 4.64 F002 & F005 Yes 20 309 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 4.40 Off site M085 4.40 F005 3 310 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 4.26 Off site M092 4.26 F002 & F005 Yes 21 311 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A19 6.19 On site M136 4.24 F002 & F005 Yes 149 312 OHD052324290 B101 3679 A64 4.16 Off site M134 4.16 F005 2 313 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A19 Off site M094 4.15 F005 Yes 3 314 OHD066060609 B101 7389 A73 4.11 Off site M094 4.11 F002 & F005 Yes 20 315 MID000820381 B101 2834 A36 17.54 On site M134 3.82 F002 & F005 3 316 NYD003930849 B101 2079 A94 3.36 On site M136 3.36 F005 Yes 3 317 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A04 3.21 On site M136 3.21 F005 Yes 3 318 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 3.00 Off site M085 3.00 F002 Yes 2 319 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 2.88 Off site M085 2.88 F002 & F005 Yes 5 320 NYD080480734 B101 3571 A09 Off site M089 2.86 F005 Yes 3 321 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 2.76 Off site M085 2.76 F005 Yes 3 322 IND000646943 B101 9999 A99 2.65 Off site M082 2.65 F002 & F005 Yes 22 323 CT5000001107 B101 9511 A94 3.88 Off site M077 2.52 F002 Yes 2 324 FLD981474802 B201 4953 A99 71.49 Off site M081 2.40 F002 & F005 Yes 14 325 CTD001139617 B101 2891 A69 10.32 Off site M099 2.28 F002 Yes 3 326 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A04 2.09 On site M136 2.09 F005 Yes 3 327 OHD005046677 B101 3724 A94 1.96 Off site M099 1.96 F005 2 328 NY0000926436 B101 2835 A04 1.88 On site M136 1.88 F005 Yes 4 329 ORD099149445 B101 A01 1.88 Off site M082 1.88 F002 & F005 Yes 4 330 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A94 Off site M082 1.83 F005 Yes 4 331 FLD981474802 B101 4953 A99 38.12 Off site M099 1.73 F002 & F005 Yes 25 332 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A21 Off site M094 1.60 F005 Yes 4 333 OHD980681571 B201 7389 A19 Off site M094 1.60 F002 Yes 2 334 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 1.54 Off site M085 1.54 F005 Yes 2 335 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A59 2.83 Off site M085 1.53 F005 Yes 2 336 NYD980592497 B201 3861 A49 1.31 On site M136 1.31 F005 Yes 5 337 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A49 1.29 On site M136 1.29 F002 & F005 2 338 OHD980681571 B201 7389 A89 Off site M082 1.19 F005 Yes 4 339 CT5000001107 B101 9511 A94 3.88 Off site M077 1.15 F002 Yes 2 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 67 340 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 1.10 Off site M085 1.10 F005 Yes 4 341 MD6150004095 B201 8099 A71 1.27 On site M135 1.05 F002 Yes 6 342 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A60 0.92 On site M136 0.92 F002 & F005 2 343 WAD988478723 B101 A99 0.92 Off site M121 0.92 F002 2 344 NHD500015441 B201 3499 A21 0.90 Off site M075 0.90 F005 3 345 MD6150004095 B201 8099 A71 1.04 On site M135 0.88 F002 Yes 8 346 OHD980681571 B101 7389 A38 Off site M094 0.88 F002 2 347 TXD050858182 B101 3679 A69 0.34 Off site M085 0.83 F002 Yes 4 348 NYD053719894 B101 3724 A93 0.83 Off site M074 0.83 F002 Yes 2 349 ILD005158274 B101 3585 A61 4.18 Off site M099 0.77 F002 Yes 2 350 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A31 0.68 On site M136 0.68 F002 & F005 3 351 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A94 0.66 On site M136 0.66 F002 & F005 Yes 3 352 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 0.66 Off site M085 0.66 F002 Yes 3 353 NYD080480734 B101 3571 A69 Off site M089 0.60 F002 2 354 OHD980681571 B201 7389 A69 Off site M094 0.50 F002 Yes 2 355 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A09 8.02 Off site M078 0.49 F002 & F005 Yes 6 356 WAD009249863 B101 A19 0.94 Off site M082 0.48 F005 2 357 CTD001186212 B101 3675 A09 0.46 Off site M085 0.46 F002 Yes 2 358 ALD000622464 B201 4953 A89 8.79 Off site M079 0.46 F002 & F005 Yes 40 359 OHD980681571 B201 7389 A31 Off site M094 0.45 F005 1 360 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 0.44 Off site M085 0.44 F005 Yes 2 361 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A31 0.42 On site M136 0.42 F005 Yes 2 362 AKD009252230 B101 2611 A53 0.41 Off site M082 0.41 F002 & F005 3 363 ORD009227398 B201 A06 0.31 Off site M082 0.31 F002 Yes 4 364 GAD980845077 B101 5169 A57 0.30 Off site M099 0.30 F002 & F005 Yes 4 365 PAD003038056 B201 3861 A09 1.15 Off site M091 0.30 F005 Yes 3 366 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A69 0.29 On site M136 0.29 F002 & F005 13 367 CTD001149277 B101 3724 A63 0.23 Off site M094 0.23 F002 1 368 GAD981224991 B101 5999 A69 0.23 Off site M075 0.23 F002 Yes 3 369 PAD987271848 B201 2812 A94 39.74 Off site M094 0.23 F002 & F005 Yes 4 370 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 0.22 Off site M085 0.22 F005 Yes 5 371 CT5000001107 B101 9511 A94 3.88 Off site M077 0.21 F002 Yes 2 372 TXD050858182 B101 3679 A69 0.34 Off site M077 0.20 F002 Yes 4 373 MID980683775 B101 2522 A19 0.85 Off site M091 0.20 F005 Yes 10 Item EPA_ ID Waste Form Code SIC Code Source Code Generated Tons ( tons/ year) Onsite/ Offsite Management Waste Management System Code 1997 Managed Tons ( tons/ year) F002 &/ or F005? Characteristic Hazard Waste Dxxx ( other than D018)? Waste code count 68 374 WA0000189431 B201 A58 0.19 Off site M082 0.19 F005 Yes 3 375 NYD002211324 B101 3579 A53 0.18 Off site M085 0.18 F002 & F005 4 376 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A99 0.17 On site M136 0.17 F005 1 377 CTD001169010 B101 2899 A37 12.48 Off site M077 0.10 F002 Yes 3 378 NYD980592497 B201 3861 A35 0.10 On site M136 0.10 F005 Yes 3 379 NYD980592497 B201 3861 A29 0.08 On site M136 0.08 F005 Yes 3 380 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A34 0.06 On site M136 0.06 F005 1 381 ILD000608471 B201 4953 A89 0.04 Off site M085 0.04 F005 Yes 3 382 NYD980592497 B101 3861 A99 0.02 On site M136 0.02 F005 Yes 5 383 NYD980592497 B201 3861 A49 0.01 On site M136 0.01 F005 Yes 2 Column totals = 50,485,846.64 51,496,157.28 69 3. USEPA Office of Solid Waste RCRAInfo Identity of Facilities Which Generate or Manage RCRA Hazardous Wastes Database Query Findings 70 Count of RCRA Regulated Hazardous Waste Facilities Which Report Having a Surface Impoundment* ( Source: Envirofacts RCRAInfo Database Query, March 2002)

RCRA Waste Generator Size Type of Surface Impoundment Treatment Storage Disposal Row Totals Large Quantity Generator ( LQG): > 1,000kg hazardous waste in a calendar month 392 666 253 1,311 Small Quantity Generator ( SQG): < 1,000kg hazardous waste in a calendar month 96 160 72 328 Column totals = 488 826 325 1,639 Explanatory Notes: ( a) As of year 2002, the USEPA RCRAInfo database also contains the RCRA " Biennial Reporting System", in addition to other RCRA program data such as RCRA permits and RCRA permitted facility identification information. ( b) kg = kilogram; 1,000 kg = one metric ton = 2,200 pounds. ( c) * Surface impoundment: a facility or part of a facility which is a natural topographic depression, man made excavation, or diked area formed primarily of earthen materials ( although it may be lined with man made materials), which is designed to hold an accumulation of liquid wastes or wastes containing free liquids, and which is not an injection well. Examples of surface impoundments are holding, storage, settling, and aeration pits, ponds, and lagoons. ( 40 CFR 260.10). 71 4. USEPA Office of Environmental Information Toxics Release Inventory ( TRI)

Database Query Findings 72 1999 USEPA Toxics Release Inventory ( TRI) Customized Data Query: Count of Facilities Managing Wastewaters Containing the Four Solvent Chemicals Disaggregation Subset Facilities Metric Solvent Chemicals ( RCRA F listed solvents)

1,1,2 TCE Benzene 2 Ethoxy 2 Nitro I. REPORTING: Facilities which use, process or manufacture the chemical TRI facility count 35 979 46 6 TRI establishment count 106 2,770 108 18 II. SOLVENT USE: Facilities which may use the chemical as a solvent TRI establishment count 22 437 32 5 III. RELEASES: Facilities which released the chemical to land, air, or water TRI establishment count (> 0 lbs) 71 1,861 88 12 TRI establishments with RCRA IDs 38 ( 54%) 488 ( 26%) 43 ( 49%) 6 ( 50%)

IV. WASTE WATERS*: Facilities reporting chemical present in wastewaters ( WWs) Reported chemical in wastewater ( WW) Facilities 19 ( 54%) 390 ( 40%) 7 ( 15%) 3 ( 50%)