Decree of the Ministry of Chemical Industry No. 130 / 1961 Coll.
Ordinance of the Ministry of Chemical Industry on the compulsory collection and use of spent mineral (lubricating) oils
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Effective from 01.01.1962
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DECLARATION
Ministry of Chemical Industry
of 15 November 1961
on the compulsory removal and use of spent mineral (lubricating) oils
The Ministry of Chemical Industry provides in agreement with the other central authorities and authorities pursuant to § 1 and § 2 of Decree No. 109 / 1945 Coll., on production control:
Used mineral (lubricating) oils ("spent oils') whose original characteristics have changed by application in such a way that they cannot continue to be used for the intended purpose without regeneration by chemical means (" regeneration '), are a very valuable raw material for further processing.
The implementation of the national economic development plan therefore requires the most economical use of these used oils.
All consumers of mineral (lubricating) oils (socialist organisations, including uniform agricultural cooperatives, as well as public consumers) are obliged to capture and collect and dispose of used oils according to other provisions of this Decree. In doing so, they must ensure that the spent oils collected are not degraded and polluted in any way.
(1) Consumers collect and remove spent oils in the following groups:
(a) air motor oils, automotive motor oils, tractor oils, compressor oils or their mixtures;
(b) all other types of used oils, in particular bearing oils, durable turbine oils, transformer oils, automotive transmission oils, or their mixtures.
(2) Consumers are required to ensure that oil groups (a) and (b) are not mixed together and are kept in separate packaging.
(3) If the consumer - a socialist organisation - does not have its own packaging for the collection of used oils, it will be lent suitable packaging (barrels, drums) to the distribution warehouse of the national undertaking Benzina. *)
(4) The packaging of the Benzina national undertaking intended for the supply of unused goods shall not be used for the collection of used oils.
(1) Consumers of mineral (lubricating) oils of group (a) (§ 3) are required to pay all oil used to that group to the national undertaking Benzina but at least 35% of the fresh oils collected.
(2) In the event that consumers do not comply with their withdrawal obligation under paragraph 1 again, the national undertaking Benzina shall be entitled to reduce the supply of fresh oil from storage to a maximum of the amount of the withdrawal obligation not met. Serious cases of non-compliance shall be discussed by Benzina with the District National Committee.
(3) Socialistic organisations carry away the oil used by the group (a) to the relevant distribution warehouses of the national undertaking Benzina. Other consumers pay these spent oils for the petrol stations of the national enterprise Benzina.
(4) Any other use of these used oils is inadmissible.
Consumers of mineral (lubricating) oils of group (b) (§ 3), who cannot safely and economically exploit the oil used in that group in their own operation, are obliged to carry them out to the distribution warehouses of the national undertaking Benzina.
(1) The national undertaking Benzina is obliged to purchase the oil used by the two groups provided for it in accordance with Sections 4 and 5 of this Decree, paying for
| Kčs 69,— | za 100 kg čisté váhy upotřebených olejů skupiny a) (§ 3 odst. 1), |
| Kčs 28,— | za 100 kg čisté váhy upotřebených olejů skupiny b) (§ 3 odst. 1). |
(2) The prices in question are those in respect of deliveries made by rail at the nearest railway station of the distribution warehouse of the national undertaking Benzina or, where applicable, the franco distribution warehouse of the national undertaking Benzina using other means of transport.
(3) After milking the used oils, the distribution warehouse of the national undertaking Benzina will issue an income certificate and send it to the consumer. On this basis, Benzina's national undertaking shall issue a credit card to the consumer within 30 days of receipt of the oil used.
Petrol stations of the national undertaking Benzina buy (as defined in the second sentence of paragraph 3 (4)) and pay cash in the payment of the used oils
| Kčs 0,60 | za 1 litr upotřebených olejů skupiny a) (§ 3 odst. 1). |
The prices for the input of used oils into distribution warehouses as well as for petrol stations of the national undertaking Benzina shall be understood as provided that the maximum content of water and impurities in spent oils is not more than 2%. If the water content and impurities of spent oils exceed 2%, this deficiency shall be expressed by a 10% quantity reduction. Used oils containing more than 10% water and impurities will not be purchased.
Consumers using oils are excluded from the obligation to collect and remove spent oils
(a) for the purpose of erasing two-stroke engines;
(b) for technological purposes (for the manufacture of other goods),
(c) for the first load of manufactured machinery and equipment;
(d) for research, study and similar purposes;
(e) for other purposes, provided that such consumers have been granted relief or exemption.
(1) Consumers of durable turbine, compressor and transformer oils are allowed to perform wage regeneration. The minimum quantity of oil to be recovered in the wage shall be set at 1500 kg of one species.
(2) The regeneration of these oils is carried out exclusively by mineral oil refiners.
(3) Regeneration of the same types of oils is carried out jointly for different consumers on account of the economical use of refineries' production facilities.
(4) The conditions for independent wage regeneration shall be communicated to the interested parties on request by the relevant mineral oil refinery.
The Ministry of the Chemical Industry authorises the national undertaking Benzina to allow exemptions from the provisions of Sections 4 (1), 5 and 9 (e) of this Decree in its field of competence in justified cases.
The Decree of the Ministry of Chemical Industry No 93 / 1957 Ú. l is hereby repealed on the use of waste and spent lubricating oils.
This Decree shall take effect on 1 January 1962.
Minister:
ge. Púčik v. r.
*) Decree No. 208 / 1957 Ú. l., on the management of packaging in the course of the circulation of goods does not apply to such rented packaging.
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Regulation Information
| Citation | Decree of the Ministry of Chemical Industry No. 130 / 1961 Coll., on compulsory removal and use of used mineral (lubricating) oils |
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| Regulation Type | - |
| Author | - |
| Collection | Code of Laws |
| Date of Promulgation | 23.11.1961 |
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| Effective from | 01.01.1962 |
| Effective until | - |
| Status | Valid |
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