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Techniques for Recycling and Disposal of Scrape Electrical and Electronic Equipment

Cai Ming-zhao

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The present situation of disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is briefly described; recycling WEEE and elimination of hazardous materials is underlined. Some practical techniques regarding equipment disassembly, plastic recycling and separating hazardous materials are enumerated and evaluated.

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The present situation of disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is briefly described; recycling WEEE and elimination of hazardous materials is underlined. Some practical techniques regarding equipment disassembly, plastic recycling and separating hazardous materials are enumerated and evaluated.

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The present situation of disposal of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) is briefly described; recycling WEEE and elimination of hazardous materials is underlined. Some practical techniques regarding equipment disassembly, plastic recycling and separating hazardous materials are enumerated and evaluated.

Key concepts: Hazardous waste, Electronic equipment, Waste management, Electrical equipment, Electronic waste, Environmental science, Household hazardous waste, Waste disposal

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