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J. Rocky Mountain Low -Level Radioactive Waste Board, Rules (Dec. 3, 2010). Only the 2010 ... Solid Waste Disposal sites and facilities as promulgated by CDPHE. ... Rule 502. A Form 23, Well Control Report may also be required if the criteria in Rule 428.c are met. ...

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RULES AND REGULATIONS DEFINITIONS (100 Series) ACT ...

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CDPHE means the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment. CEASE AND DESIST ORDER. shall mean an order issued by the Commission or the Director pursuant to C.R.S. §34-60-121(5). CEMENT. shall be measured in 94-pound sacks. CENTRALIZED E&P WASTE MANAGEMENT FACILITY .

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GENERAL AUTOCLAVE SAFETY GUIDELINES An autoclave is capable of rendering items sterile of any living organisms by using hot, pressurized steam. Autoclaves are commonly used in laboratories to sterilize glassware and instruments, media and solutions, and biohazardous waste. The hazards associated with autoclave use include heat, steam, and pressure.

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