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ISO/TR 18159:2015

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Document management — Environmental and work place safety regulations affecting microfilm processors

Document management — Environmental and work place safety regulations affecting microfilm processors

ISO/TR 18159:2015 provides information about environmental laws and regulations that can affect microfilm processing laboratories. These laws and regulations control the following microfilm processing activities: - storage and disposal of effluents; - storage and disposal of hazardous waste, employee safety training; - notification of the public regarding hazardous waste incidents. NOTE This Technical Report includes in an Annex, for information purposes, a discussion of The United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Guidance Manual on the Development and Implementation of Local Discharge Limitations Under Pretreatment Programme and that guidance manual's relationship with state and local requirements in the United States. Also included in this Technical Report are examples of typical discharge limitations.

Gestion des documents — Réglementations relatives à la sécurité environnementale et du lieu de travail affectant les processeurs de microfilms

General Information

Status
Published
Publication Date
21-Jul-2015
ICS
37.080 - Document imaging applications
Technical Committee
ISO/TC 171/SC 1 - Quality, preservation and integrity of information
Drafting Committee
ISO/TC 171/SC 1 - Quality, preservation and integrity of information
Current Stage
6060 - International Standard published
Start Date
22-Jul-2015
Due Date
31-May-2016
Completion Date
31-May-2016
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TECHNICAL ISO/TR
REPORT 18159
First edition
2015-08-15
Document management —
Environmental and work place safety
regulations affecting microfilm
processors
Gestion des documents — Réglementations relatives à la sécurité
environnementale et du lieu de travail affectant les processeurs de
microfilms
Reference number
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ISO 2015
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Contents Page
Foreword .v
Introduction .vi
1 Scope . 1
2 Terms and definitions . 1
3 International standard industrial classification . 4
4 Effluent pretreatment requirements . 4
5 Stream standards . 5
6 Disposal of photo processing effluents using septic tanks and leach fields .5
7 Trade effluents consents . 5
8 Photographic processing effluent characteristics . 6
8.1 General . 6
8.2 Temperature . 9
8.3 Oxygen demand . 9
8.3.1 General. 9
8.3.2 BOD .
5 9
8.3.3 COD .10
8.4 Suspended solids .10
8.5 Chlorine demand .10
8.6 pH .10
8.7 Heavy metals .10
8.7.1 General.10
8.7.2 Silver .11
8.7.3 Chromium compound .11
8.7.4 Iron complexes .11
8.7.5 Zinc .12
8.7.6 Cadmium .12
8.7.7 Other heavy metals .12
8.8 Phenols .12
8.9 Cyano complexes .12
8.10 Thiocyanate.13
8.11 Hydroquinone .13
8.12 Ammonium .13
8.13 Phosphates and nitrates .13
8.14 Detergents, oils, and tars .13
8.15 Colour and odour .13
8.16 Flammable and explosive materials .13
8.17 Volatile organic compounds (VOC) .14
9 Effluent sampling .14
9.1 General .14
9.2 Sampling techniques .15
9.2.1 General.15
9.2.2 Grab sampling .15
9.2.3 Composite sampling.16
9.2.4 Continuous sampling .16
10 Handling samples for analysis .16
11 Pollution prevention .16
11.1 General .16
11.2 Squeegees .17
11.2.1 General.17
11.2.2 Types of squeegees .17
11.3 Replenishment rates .17
11.4 Good housekeeping .18
12 Dilution (equalization) .18
12.1 General .18
12.2 Holding tank .18
13 Silver recovery .19
13.1 General .19
13.2 Regulatory compliance .19
13.3 Silver recovery techniques .20
14 Commercial disposal services .20
15 Current issues in environmental and work place safety regulations affecting
microfilm processing laboratories .20
16 Hazardous waste resulting from photo processing .21
17 Container storage requirements and labelling.22
18 Emergency contingency plans and procedures .22
19 Land disposal criteria.23
20 Storm water regulations .23
21 Air pollution considerations .23
22 General guidelines for ventilating photographic processing areas .24
22.1 General .24
22.2 Ventilation guidelines .
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