Classify contaminated material — from lab report to waste code

Calculate HP4–HP14 automatically from lab data, have POPs tested separately and get a proposed waste code — with a report that sets out the full calculation chain.

The quick check gives a preliminary assessment of the calculable HP properties. No account needed and the file is not stored.

How it works

1. Upload the lab report

Reports from ALS, Eurofins and SGS are read automatically. You can also enter concentrations manually.

2. Get HP4–HP14 and POPs assessed

Concentrations are weighed against CLP Annex VI. You see which substances govern the assessment.

3. Download the report

A PDF with every substance, comparison value and summation — the basis can be reviewed afterwards.

What the classification covers

HP4–HP14 calculated automatically

HP1–HP3, HP9, HP12 and HP15 are assessed manually — they cannot be derived from a lab report.

POPs as a separate verdict

POP concentrations are tested against the exhaustive list in chapter 2, section 3 of the Swedish Waste Ordinance and reported separately from hazardous waste.

Waste codes and mirror entries

A proposed waste code with both alternatives of the mirror entry. Asphalt is not a mirror pair and is assessed against its coal-tar content instead.

Speciation where it decides the outcome

Substances where the species determines the classification, such as chromium, are flagged for a decision rather than assumed.

More materials than soil

Dredged material and track ballast in addition to ordinary excavated soil.

A report with the full chain

Every HP property, every substance and every summation is shown so the assessment can be reviewed.

Site-specific guideline values per Report 5976

The same platform calculates site-specific guideline values: exposure pathways, transport models and the limiting guideline value, compared against measured concentrations per sample point.

Read about the method

Why Terrabit

Classification is not a formula that stands still. Avfall Sverige 2024:09, new CLP harmonisations, the POPs Regulation and the labs' report formats all keep changing. That maintenance is what you avoid — not just the calculation.

Try it on a real assignment

The quick check is free and needs no account. If you want to save projects and carry on working, there are guest accounts and licences.