Steel Mill Spent Pickling Liquor
Hydrochloric acid waste from continuous steel pickling lines, containing high iron chloride concentrations. Under HTS 3825.50.00.00 as metal-pickling liquor waste, chapter note 6(d). Major source of ferrous chloride for water treatment.
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Alternative Classifications
This product could be classified differently depending on its characteristics or intended use.
If recovered ferrous chloride solution
Purified iron chlorides fall under chloride salts in heading 2827.
If HCl distilled and purified
Regenerated hydrochloric acid suitable for use under heading 2806.
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Import Tips & Compliance
• Specify regeneration potential (HCl recovery) in documentation
• Monitor free acid vs metal salt content ratio
• Use spent pickle liquor manifests for customs
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