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Supply and Disposal

The Supply and Disposal department in the Chemistry building (5400) is responsible for the procurement and distribution of materials and chemicals as well as for the disposal of hazardous waste.

The unit operates the goods receiving department at the Chemistry building (parcel acceptance and collection) and supplies both internships and research groups with common chemicals, solvents, compressed gas cylinders, glassware, and laboratory consumables. The distribution of empty canisters and operating waste containers for hazardous waste, as well as the return of filled containers, takes place in close cooperation with the Waste Management and Environment unit.

Goods distribution in the Chemistry building 5407.EG.411. Photo: Holger Heidenreich / TUM

Our Team

Abteilungsleiter
Marx, Raimund; Dr. phil. nat.
+49 (89) 289 - 13293 marx(at)tum.de Room: 42103 Portrait
Mitarbeiter
Agacdeviren, Cihangir
+49 (89) 289 - 13020 cihangir.agacdeviren(at)tum.de Room: 17411 Portrait
Lemma, Daniel
+49 (89) 289 - 13034
+49 (89) 289 - 13020
daniel.lemma(at)tum.de Room: 17411 Portrait
Nikolaev, Dmitri
+49 (89) 289 - 13020 dimitri.nikolaev(at)tum.de Room: 17411 Portrait
Räntsch, Janina
+49 (89) 289 - 13035 janina.raentsch(at)tum.de Room: 17411 Portrait
Zhmudenko, Iana
+49 (89) 289 - 13020 iana.zhmudenko(at)tum.de Room: 17411 Portrait

Opening Hours

Chemical and Material Distribution

Monday09:00 - 11:3013:00 - 16:00
Tuesday10:00 - 11:3013:00 - 16:00
Wednesday09:00 - 11:3013:00 - 16:00
Thursday10:00 - 11:3013:00 - 16:00
Friday10:00 - 11:3013:00 - 14:00

 

Shipping and Receiving

Monday - Thursday07:00 - 12:0013:00 - 16:00
Friday07:00 - 12:0013:00 - 14:00

 

Disposal in the hazardous waste storage facility (SAL)

Tuesday and Thursday, 08:30 - 10:00

Acceptance of operating materials and liquid waste, as well as the distribution of empty operating material containers.
Empty containers for liquid waste are not available at the hazardous waste storage facility (SAL), but rather at the materials distribution counter during normal Chemical and Material Distribution hours.

 

Glass bottle dispensing 5408.EG.115

Monday - Thursday 10:30 - 11:00 (glass bottle dispensing and ordering) Gas bottles are sold at the Materials Distribution point during the stated opening hours!

 

Location

Important documents, such as instructions for the following services:

  • Instructions for the disposal of operating materials and liquid waste in the hazardous waste storage facility
  • Instructions for the disposal of chemical bottles
  • A template for labeling 5-liter safety cans

can be found in the Wiki section (in German): https://collab.dvb.bayern/display/TUMchemie/Ver-+und+Entsorgung. 

 

Acceptance of Goods and Logistics

  • Receipt and distribution of shipments

Shipping

  • Inspection and advice on the shipment of dangerous goods
  • Declaration of shipments according to ADR/GGVS

Procurement and Warehousing

  • All common chemicals and materials (even in small quantities)
  • New solvent dispensing system for acetone, pentane, dichloromethane, isopropanol, ethyl acetate, ethanol, diethyl ether, (iso)hexane, cyclohexane, methanol, chloroform, toluene, MTBE, and THF. Please note that this system can only dispense 5-liter stainless steel safety cans from Rötzmeier and Salzkotten. The lid/fine dosing device must be completely removable.
  • Dispensing of gas cylinders
  • Personal protective equipment
  • Containers for storing chemicals
  • Spray bottles, pipettes, volumetric flasks, funnels, beakers, etc.

Disposal

  • Acceptance and professional packaging of hazardous materials
  • Distribution of empties for liquid waste and operating materials
  • Acceptance of electronic waste
  • Secure data destruction
  • Advice on disposal issues

 

Our Work

Catalog

On the Foswiki (in German, login with TUM ID), you can find our catalogs of all available products

  • Chemicals
  • Standard gases
  • Devices and materials

Chemicals

Transportation:

  • Chemicals should generally be transported in buckets.
  • Some chemicals require additional packaging (transport containers: wide-mouth drums with red lids). You can bring these containers with you or purchase them together with the chemical.
  • Chemical containers should be labeled with the full name (no abbreviations) of the chemical and the corresponding GHS symbol.

Borrowable chemicals:

  • Maximum loan period: one week
  • Borrowed chemicals must be returned by the end of each quarter, otherwise they will be billed as part of the billing process.

Solvents drawn from large drums via the solvent filling system:

Further information can be found in the Wiki (in German):

https://collab.dvb.bayern/spaces/TUMchemie/pages/339197710/L%C3%B6semittel-Abf%C3%BCllanlage 

Gases (compressed gas cylinders)

NOTE: These are rental cylinders that must be returned within 3 years at the latest (preferably after a maximum of 2 years), regardless of how much gas was used during this time.

Our standard gases are always delivered on Mondays. If you need special gases, blends, or test gases, please send an email to: zmv(at)ch.tum.de. 

Delivery time for special gases is approximately 6-8 weeks.

Registration / authorization to participate in the disposal processes

Individuals and workgroups authorized to purchase materials from the central Naterials Management System are also authorized to handle disposal.

You can collect empty containers (canisters/bins) and return the filled containers for the following hazardous waste types:

  • Chemically contaminated equipment
  • Chemically contaminated equipment containing bromine/iodine
  • Liquid waste - Basic salt solutions
  • Liquid waste - Acidic salt solutions
  • Liquid waste - Salt solutions containing bromine/iodine
  • Liquid waste - Halogen-free solvents
  • Liquid waste - Halogen-containing solvents
  • Liquid waste - Halogen-containing solvents containing bromine/iodine

In the Laboratory

You have been provided with properly labeled containers for the disposal of your waste. This labeling is an important component for the proper storage and removal of waste. Therefore, the following applies:

  • Under no circumstances may the user alter the container labeling in any way!
  • The containers may only be filled with waste that conforms to the labeling.

Before disposing of the containers, the following points must be observed:

  • The containers are tightly closed and tested for leaks.
  • The labeling is complete and undamaged.
  • The containers have no external adhesions.
  • The containers must be within the permissible age range!*

*The containers are stamped (similar to a TÜV stamp). This shows the month of production in the outer ring and the year in the center. The containers are approved for 5 years. Therefore, for disposal, the container must be "approved" for at least another 6 months, since adequate storage is required even before removal.

Logging in to the computer in the hazardous waste storage facility

To collect empty containers or drop off hazardous waste, first log in to the computer on site: Type in your TUM ID on the keyboard and identify yourself with a photo ID (e.g., a personnel card). Please select the "DISPOSAL" account from the pull-down menu. If this account isn't available, you can also use your workgroup's default account.

Forms

You can find forms in the Wiki (in German):

https://collab.dvb.bayern/spaces/TUMchemie/pages/339197735/Entsorgung+Formulare+und+Hinweise 
 

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