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Multiple Choice

After recovering refrigerant, what must you do with the recovered material?

Recovering refrigerant is about containing it and sending it to the right place for proper treatment. After recovery, the material must be stored in labeled, leak-tight cylinders and disposed of or recycled through an approved program, not vented. Venting releases harmful refrigerants into the atmosphere and violates environmental laws, and dumping to a drain or trash is also inappropriate and unsafe. Keeping the recovered refrigerant in sealed, labeled containers ensures containment and traceability, so it can be recycled or reclaimed by a certified facility according to the program’s rules.

Recovering refrigerant is about containing it and sending it to the right place for proper treatment. After recovery, the material must be stored in labeled, leak-tight cylinders and disposed of or recycled through an approved program, not vented. Venting releases harmful refrigerants into the atmosphere and violates environmental laws, and dumping to a drain or trash is also inappropriate and unsafe. Keeping the recovered refrigerant in sealed, labeled containers ensures containment and traceability, so it can be recycled or reclaimed by a certified facility according to the program’s rules.