Examples of using Basic characterisation in English and their translations into Slovak
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Basic characterisation is required for each type of waste.
This must be taken into consideration in the basic characterisation.
Basic characterisation of waste in accordance with the Landfill Ordinance.
Parameters should be related to basic characterisation information;
The basic characterisation shall include the fundamental requirements for basic characterisation. .
A very well established method of basic characterisation of substances and products….
The relevant parameters to be tested are determined in the basic characterisation.
The tests used for basic characterisation must always include those to be used for compliance testing.
The tests focus on key variables and behaviour identified by basic characterisation.
For these wastes the basic characterisation will comprise the fundamental requirements listed in section 1.1.2 and especially the following.
They will, however, need checking for compliance with basic characterisation information other than testing.
Sampling and testing for basic characterisation and compliance testing shall be carried out by independent and qualified persons and institutions.
Only a check on critical parameters(key variables), as determined in the basic characterisation, is necessary.
(b) all the necessary information, for the basic characterisation, is known and duly justified to the full satisfaction of the competent authority;
The tests used for compliance testing shall be one ormore of those used in the basic characterisation.
This procedure consists of the basic characterisation, compliance testing and on-site verification as defined in section 3 of Annex II to the Landfill Directive.
The content of the characterisation, the extent of laboratory testing required and the relationship between basic characterisation and compliance checking depends on the type of waste.
If the basic characterisation of waste shows that the waste fulfils the criteria for a landfill class as laid down in section 2 of this Annex, the waste is deemed to be acceptable at this landfill class.
The waste may be accepted at the landfill,if it is the same as that which has been subjected to basic characterisation and compliance testing and which is described in the accompanying documents.
For the sampling of waste- for basic characterisation, compliance testing and on-site verification testing- a sampling plan shall be developed according to part 1 of the sampling standard currently developed by CEN.
Compliance testing shall be carried out at least once a year and the operator must, in any event, ensure that compliance testing is carried out in the scope andfrequency determined by basic characterisation.
Basic characterisation is the first step in the acceptance procedure and constitutes a full characterisation of the waste by gathering all the necessary information for a safe disposal of the waste in the long term.
When waste has beendeemed acceptable for a landfill class on the basis of a basic characterisation pursuant to section 1, it shall subsequently be subject to compliance testing to determine if it complies with the results of the basic characterisation and the relevant acceptance criteria as laid down in section 2.