Recycling of waste PCBs (WPCBs) is a very crucial issue for treating waste and recovering valuable metals. In general WPCBs are incorporated with around 30 metals such as copper iron tin nickel lead zinc aluminum and precious metals 9 10 .
Copper oxide. Copper oxide (CuO) is a p-type semiconductor meaning that its band structure consists of a larger hole concentration than electron concentration. It has a narrow band gap of 1.2 eV making it very useful for photocatalytic applications. Copper has
Two types of fly ashes termed ESP and according to their collection points from two successive processes i.e. electrostatic precipitation followed by air pollution control in the incineration plant were subject to ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA) leaching or EDTA thermal leaching tests in batches. The removal efficiency was metal-specific and also a function of the chemical
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Heavy metal is a serious problem nowadays. These heavy metals are discharged into water from various chemical industries. They are harmful for living organisms and it is necessary to eliminate
PLASTIC AND METAL RECYCLING Electrostatic separation has been increasingly applied to recover nonferrous metals from industrial plastics (telephone and communication scrap). It also is an important step in the recycling of beverage bottles to reject any remaining nonferrous metals
Crosslinked CDs fortified with carboxylic groups are efficient for removal of organic matters and metals in a competitive environment where these contaminants compete with other contaminants for the adsorption sites of the adsorbent. the adsorption process proceeds by inclusion complexes for removal of organic matters while metal removal is by precipitation electrostatic interactions and ion
Metal recovery from E-waste is a lucrative business opportunity for the small and medium enterprises however e-waste recycling industry is characterized by a pyramid structure with a very small number of big players involved in processing e-waste for recovery of metals a larger number in the dismantling and pre-processing and an outsized
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In this type of recycling the printed circuit boards are depolymerized into smaller useful molecules by several techniques such as pyrolysis gasification or application of supercritical fluids. The obtained products (fuels and gases) are refined by conventional approaches and the metallurgical approaches are employed for the treatment of the metallic fraction.
Category (A) A biological anode coupled to direct electrochemical metal reduction on an abiotic cathode. 1 An organic substrate (S red) serves as electron donor for electrochemically active microorganisms using the anode as electron acceptor. 2 The cathode serves as electron donor for metal reduction (M ox /M red). 3 (i) The reduced metal is recovered e.g. as a precipitate or as a deposit on
Recycling e-waste has been a significant topic for environmental protection and also for resource recovery. Waste tantalum capacitors (WTCs) widely existing in discarded small appliances are rich in high quality tantalum (Ta) resources. However recovering Ta from WTCs is difficult due to the tightly covered mold resin. This study proposes an efficient and environmentally friendly process
Greener techniques have been applied to synthesize both well-known chemical compounds by more sustainable routes and completely new materials. A range of nanosized materials and composites can be produced by greener routes including nanoparticles of metals non-metals their oxides and salts aerogels or quantum dots.
Adsorption capacities of the activated material were in the range of 2–4 mmol metal ion/g activated material depending on the type of the metal to be adsorbed while most commercial resins have capacities in the region of 2.0–2.2 mmol metal ion/g resin for almost all the metals.
A purity greater than 95 wt was obtained for the three different LIB models despite of their different compositions. Similarly a roll-type electrostatic separator was used to separate attrition products >38 μm after the attrition scrubbing with silica sand media for the recycling of the LCO-based LIBs (Widijatmoko et al. 2020b). The attrition products were collected into three different fractions as follows.
An increase in the level of production and consumption of polyvinyl chloride leads to the formation of a large volume of chlorinated waste mostly as a component of municipal plastics waste. Incineration of such waste to produce energy results in emission of toxic gases (SO2 NOx) and of heavy metals and solid particles with flue gases and also in formation of polychlorinated dibenzodioxins
A roll-type electrostatic separation process was employed in the separation of the different materials obtained after the comminution sieving and drying operations and its schematic illustration is shown in Fig. 11b (Silveira et al. 2017 Widijatmoko et al. 2020a). The electrostatic separator is comprised of two main components which were
The Kawaries and the scrape dealers sell all the dismantled and segregated parts of metal glass and plastics to metal and glass smelters and plastic re-processor who specialize in converting these scrap of coppers aluminium iron glass and plastics. The unorganised units lack in expertise and knowledge of the processes of smelting or reprocessing and therefore prefer to sell such scrap.
Recycling of REE from fluorescent lamps is extensively carried out industrially in many countries of Americas Asia Australia Africa and Europe. A fully developed supply chain ensures the collection of used lamps which are processed to recycle glass metal plastics phosphor powder and
In recycling processes which take place at high temperatures (e.g. glass or metal recycling) the influence of the adhesives usually formed by organic polymers can be ignored.
Effects of experimental variables on graphene oxide–copper composite material preparation were emphasized in this work and then the catalytic performance of graphene oxide–copper composite material was analyzed. This study is intended to provide a feasible and sustainable recycling technology for copper foil and anode graphite from spent LIBs.
The third type a multilayered board has a substrate made up of layers of printed circuits separated by layers of insulation. The components on the surface connect through plated holes drilled down to the appropriate circuit layer. This greatly simplifies the circuit pattern (Sanapala 2008). Copper is the most commonly used material for traces.
Copper oxide. Copper oxide (CuO) is a p-type semiconductor meaning that its band structure consists of a larger hole concentration than electron concentration. It has a narrow band gap of 1.2 eV making it very useful for photocatalytic applications. Copper has
Effects of experimental variables on graphene oxide–copper composite material preparation were emphasized in this work and then the catalytic performance of graphene oxide–copper composite material was analyzed. This study is intended to provide a feasible and sustainable recycling technology for copper foil and anode graphite from spent LIBs.
The mixed hydroxide coprecipitation method is one of the most common synthesis approaches for layered transition metal oxides that generally involves two steps (a) precipitation of metals as a hydroxide precursor at high pH (eg Ni 1/3 Mn 1/3 Co 1/3 (OH) 2 for NMC cathode) and (b) solid-state reaction with a stoichiometric equivalent (5 -10
Copper oxide. Copper oxide (CuO) is a p-type semiconductor meaning that its band structure consists of a larger hole concentration than electron concentration. It has a narrow band gap of 1.2 eV making it very useful for photocatalytic applications. Copper has
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Electronic waste (E-waste) generation is evaluated at 20–50 million tons representing 1–3 of the general waste generated yearly worldwide. The large quantities of outdated and life-ended electrical and electronic equipment make it a fast-growing waste production all over the world. Printed circuit boards (PCBs) are the most highly valued precious components of E-waste.
Sun and Nan (2007) first roasted the waste phosphors at 300–500°C with chlorine gas as halogenation agent subsequently the chlorides of various metals were separated by sublimation under different temperatures which depended on the boiling points and sublimation temperatures. The sublimation process of substances containing REEs chlorides would be repeated several times for purification.
----- Rare Earth Elements Review Section 5Rare Earth Element Recovery/Alternative Material Use A recent United Nations (UN) report on recycling rates of metals estimates that the end-of-life functional recycling (i.e. recycling in which the physical and chemical properties that made the material desirable in the first place are retained for
The increasing prevalence of infectious diseases in recent decades has posed a serious threat to public health. Routes of transmission differ but the respiratory droplet or airborne route has the greatest potential to disrupt social intercourse while being amenable to prevention by the humble face mask. Different types of masks give different levels of protection to the user.
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