degreasing process

One thing I do know, however, is that anyone who enjoys the degreasing process would have been exceptionally welcome in our home.

Further, the Regulations do not prohibit the use, in a degreasing process, of solvents recycled off-site.

(dégraissage) "degreasing process" means a process set out in column 2 of Schedule 1.

A separate request for consumption units must be made for a given solvent and a specific degreasing process.

The enzymatic degreasing process replaces a paraffin solvent-based process.

(recyclé) "residue" means any solid, liquid or sludge waste that is generated by a degreasing process.

(4) A person's average annual consumption in respect of a solvent used in a specific degreasing process is established as follows:

• (c) name of degreasing process for which consumption units were issued (see column 2 of Schedule 1)

The enzymatic degreasing process has replaced the alkaline process, which creates a large volume of wastewater containing heavy metals.

• Any quantity of solvent recovered from a degreasing process and recycled on-site for reuse will not be considered as a quantity used under the allowance.

(récupéré) "recycled", with respect to a solvent, means recovered and cleaned by a process such as filtering or drying for its reuse in a degreasing process.

Automated Aqueous Cleaning and Aqueous Power Washing are two new systems that replace cold cleaning and vapor degreasing processes.

• (b) the transferee undertakes to use each transferred consumption unit in the same year and in the same degreasing process for which the transferor's consumption unit was issued.

• Unexpended allowances can be transferred between users for use in the year for which they were issued and in the same degreasing process for which they were issued.

(1) A person may transfer unexpended consumption units to another person for use in the same year and in the same degreasing process for which the consumption units were issued.

Solvent and Degreasing Process Information The following information must be given for each solvent and degreasing process:

NAME OF DEGREASING PROCESS: (select one only)

The proposed regulations will apply to all users who use more than 1 000 kg of a scheduled solvent, in a scheduled degreasing process, in a calendar year, regardless of location in Canada.

(procédé de dégraissage) "reclaimed", with respect to a solvent, means recovered, reprocessed and upgraded through processes such as filtering, drying, distillation and chemical treatment to restore the solvent to a state that renders it reusable in a degreasing process.

SOLVENT AND DEGREASING PROCESS INFORMATION NOTES:

(1) The Minister shall, on request, issue consumption units to a person for a given solvent and a specific degreasing process for the year beginning on the date set out in column 4 of Schedule 1 or for any subsequent year, if the following conditions are met:

(dégraisseur à froid) "consumption unit", with respect to a solvent, means each kilogram of the solvent that may be used in a degreasing process in excess of the threshold set out in column 3 of Schedule 1 and that has been issued by the Minister under section 4.

(3) In a determination of the quantity of a solvent used in a degreasing process, the amount of the solvent that has been reclaimed or recycled on site and reused by the person in the same degreasing process shall not be counted.