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maintenance and construction activity. This type includes branches, stumps, and treetrunks.26."Remainder/Composite Organic" means organic material that cannot be put in any ofthe above categories. This includes items made mostly of organic materials, butcombined with other material types. This type includes leather items, cork, hemp rope,garden hoses, rubber items, hair, cigarette butts, diapers, feminine hygiene products,small wood products (such as Popsicle sticks and tooth picks), agricultural manures andanimal feces.CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION (C & D) MATERIALS27."Concrete " means a hard material made from sand, aggregate gravel, cement mix andwater as well as masonry bricks and mortar. This type includes pieces of buildingfoundations, concrete paving, concrete blocks and clay bricks.28."Lumber" means processed wood for building, manufacturing, landscaping,packaging, and processed wood from demolition. This type includes dimensional lumber,lumber cutoffs, engineered wood such as plywood and particleboard, wood scraps,pallets, wood fencing, wood shake roofing, and wood siding.29. "Remainder/Composite Construction and Demolition" means construction anddemolition material that cannot be put into any of the above categories. This type mayinclude items from different categories combined, which would be very difficult toseparate. This type includes ceramics, tiles, toilets, sinks, and fiberglass insulation, rock,stones, and sand, clay, soil and other fines. This type may also include demolition debristhat is a mixture of items such as plate glass, wood, tiles, gypsum board, and aluminumscrap, shingles and other roofing material.SPECIAL CARE WASTES30. "Paint" means containers with paint in them. Examples: This type includes latexpaint, oil-based paint, and tubes of pigment or fine art paint. This type does not includedried paint, empty paint cans, or empty aerosol containers.31. "Hazardous Materials" means containerized liquids, solids and gases that arepotentially hazardous to human health or the environment. This type includes acids,bases, oxidizers and flammable materials used in domestic and industrial applications.This type includes aerosol cleaners and lubricants, drain cleaner, paint solvent, antifreeze,brake fluid and pressurized propane cylinders.32."Biomedical" means waste materials specifically associated with hospital and healthcare services and requiring specialized management. This type includes syringes, labglass, heavily soiled dressings, tissue samples and pharmaceutical wastes. This type doesnot include nonhazardous health-care facility wastes generated through food preparation,building maintenance and administrative functions.Municipal solid waste composition analysis study – Juba, South Sudan 26
33. "Batteries" means any battery. This includes lead acid batteries, dry cell batteries, etc.from all sources.34. "Oil Filters" means oil filters from automobiles.35. "Remainder/composite Special Care Waste" ” means material that cannot be put inany other type in the above categories.OTHER WASTES36. “Waste Electrical Products” – includes cables, wires, switches, computer appliancesetc.37. "Tyres" means vehicle tires. This type includes tires from trucks, automobiles,motorcycles, heavy equipment, and bicycles.38. "Furniture" means includes household and office furnishings not defined separately.This type includes all sizes and types of furniture, including mattresses, box springs,tables and chairs.39. “Ceramics” – includes domestics utensils such as cups, saucers, plates etc. …40. "Other” means material that cannot be put in any of the categories listed above. Thiscategory includes mixed residue that cannot be further sorted.Municipal solid waste composition analysis study – Juba, South Sudan 27
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