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Waste-water and hazardous-waste survey, Homestead AFB Florida. Final report, 10-21 August 1987

Technical Report ·
OSTI ID:7096526
Waste-water and hazardous-waste surveys were conducted at Homestead AFB by the USAFOEHL to address possible problems with oil/water separators and to evaluate the hazardous-waste management program. The analytical results from the waste-water survey showed mercury, silver, benzenes, chlorinated benzenes, fuel components, and various purgable halocarbons above the discharge limit presented in the Dade County Code 24-11. Characteristic hazardous waste results showed the separator located outside the jet-engine test cell contained hazardous-waste. The pH of waste water discharged from the base filling-station separator was out of compliance with the Dade County discharge limits. The results of the hazardous-waste survey showed the base hazardous waste program to be running smoothly. The accumulation site managers have a good understanding of the overall waste-management program.
Research Organization:
Air Force Occupational and Environmental Health Lab., Brooks AFB, TX (USA)
OSTI ID:
7096526
Report Number(s):
AD-A-195702/6/XAB; USAFOEHL-88-049EQ0088CWA
Country of Publication:
United States
Language:
English