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Most Auto Repair shops have opportunities to save money, conserve resources, reduce emissions, avoid or reduce permitting fees, and stay in compliance by making simple changes to their practices or implementing the Pollution Prevention methods identified in this section. This section contains descriptions of typical material inputs, wastes produced, and information resources for applicable regulations and P2 alternatives. To use this section, click on the appropriate wastestream. This will take you to a page with a brief description of the waste and links to factsheets, casestudies, BMPs and applicable regulations. Automotive Repair Process Inputs And Outputs
Air Conditioning
Spent Refrigerants
Air Conditioning Oil
Spent Refrigerant Oil
Brake Fluid
Used Brake Fluid
Brake Parts
Brake Pads, Parts
Oil
Used Oil
Transmission Filters
Used Transmission Filters
Fuel Filters
Used Fuel Filters
Oil Filters
Used Oil Filters
Shop Towels/Wipes
Soiled Rags and Wipes
Mops
Soiled Mop Heads
Absorbents
Spent Absorbents
Aerosol Cans
Spent Canisters
Solvents
n-Hexane
Solvents
Spent Cleaning Fluids
Batteries
Used Batteries
Tires
Used Tires
Gloves
Gloves
Auto Parts
Scrap Metals
Catalytic Converters
Old Catalytic Converters
Mercury Switches
Mercury Waste
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The Topic Hub™ is a product of the Pollution Prevention Resource Exchange (P2Rx) The Auto Repair Topic Hub™ was developed by:
Hub Last Updated: 4/26/2013 |
