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Appendix A: Calgon Carbon Corporation General Carbon Acceptance Criteria for Reactivation
Pages 63-65

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... with toxicity equivalent to a complex mixture of 210 dioxin and furan isomers with four to nine chlorine atoms found in flue gases.) RTM-10  Research Test Method (in-house designation for Determination of Ignitability Char acteristic under RCRA for Spent Activated Carbon Test Method)
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... % Trace Metals Require Case-by-Case Approval (See Metals Guidelines below) Acutely Toxic, Odorous, or OSHA Regulated Adsorbates Case-by-Case Approval CALGON CARBON CORPORATION ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA Criteria for Return for Reactivation of RCRA Regulated Granular Activated Carbon (GAC)
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... % Trace Metals Require Case-by-Case Approval (See metals guidelines below) Acutely Toxic, Odorous, or OSHA Regulated Adsorbates Case-by-Case Approval CARBON ACCEPTANCE METALS GUIDELINES FOR NEW CARBON ACCEPTANCE PROJECTS This table lists the metals limitations which are used to evaluate carbon acceptance projects.
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