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Recycling Equipment

Recycling helps our environment by slowing down the rate at which we have to burn garbage or put it in landfills. Disposing of your garbage is becoming much more expensive, as Americans are producing more solid waste, landfills are filling up, and recycling programs are trying their best to keep up with the increase in waste generated per capita each year. Between the cost of renting dumpsters, ...

Jan. 1, 2007

By Bee Cool LLC

Waste Recycling Plant, Recycling Plant

Waste Recycling Plant,Recycling Plant The present construction waste recycling already have some technical basis, regardless with the laboratory research or market applications have certain results. Shibang ...

Nov. 3, 2011

Easy upgrade of cable recycling equipment

The family-owned company Metallurgica Vigevanese S.R.L. is one of the largest and most important recyclers of cable in Italy. In 2003, the Azzini family acquired their first Eldan Recycling plant. Since then business has been very good, and they found themselves facing a pleasant problem; they needed to upgrade their plant - in both quality and capacity. At the end of 2010 they took the decision ...

Sep. 1, 2011

By Eldan Recycling A/S

Construction Waste Recycling

Construction Waste Recycling,Construction Waste Plant | Machine Construction waste recycling and demolition materials produced at a construction location are increasingly significant. The environmental advantage of recycling can be considerable. A great deal of this energy savings result from reduced utilization of natural ...

Nov. 24, 2011

Tradable Certificates for Recycling of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)

Untitled Document Executive Summary The Study This study analyses options for the design of tradeable certificate systems to finance the recovery of ...

Jan. 1, 1999

By European Commission, Environment DG

E-waste Recycling- Compliance or Necessity

The era of unorganised recycling of e-waste “formally” ended on 30th April, 2012 in India. With the rise of sun of 1st May, 2012, India joined the club of advanced countries committed for organised recycling of electronic waste. Concerns associated with unorganised recycling: I would like to first of all thank Kabadies (a commonly used terminology ...

Jun. 21, 2012

By Eco Recycling Ltd

Recycling IT equipment heralds prosperous year for U Can

Leeds-based U Can Recycling is forecasting a profitable 2013 as companies across the country respond to strict new targets surrounding the recovery of Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE). Purposefully established to focus upon WEEE – which is heavily regulated by the Government – U Can specialises particularly in the recycling of redundant IT equipment, and has recently ...

Feb. 4, 2013

By UCan Recycling

The north shore recycling program: Equipping residents with the right recycling knowledge and resources

The North Shore Recycling Program (NSRP) is a unique tri-municipal government agency in the Province of British Columbia that was established in 1990 when the Greater Vancouver Regional District (now called Metro Vancouver) mandated that every municipality in the region (22 municipalities) must have a residential recycling collection program (Regional Districts are very similar to counties). The ...

Jul. 1, 2011

By Waste Advantage Magazine

High-quality plastics from waste electrical equipment

All over Europe, electrical and electronic scrap is the waste stream showing the highest growth rates. Since electronic equipment contains the most varied kinds of materials, the recycling of such waste involves high demands with respect to separation and sorting processes. The German plant manufacturer MeWa builds state-of-the-art recycling plants for large international waste management ...

May 19, 2010

By Sesotec GmbH

Report: Recycling of flame-retarded plastics from waste electric and electronic equipment (WEEE)

Shredder residues produced in plants processing waste electric and electronic equipment are excluded from material recycling due to a variety of polymeric materials and the presence of brominated flame retardants (BFR), which might contain banned polybrominated diphenyl ethers or toxic polybrominated dioxins and furans (PBDD/F). Herein we present a technological approach to transfer a significant ...

Jan. 1, 2006

By SAGE Publications

Effective e-waste recycling revolves around the 4Ls

Effective E-waste Recycling Revolves around 4Ls1. Legislation (Effective implementation)2. Liability (Effective awareness campaigns to familiarize stakeholders)3. Logistic (Collection & Warehousing)4. Liquidity (Money & Material)An effective e-waste recycling is possible only when we effectively address the above 4 areas of concern. The time has come to seriously work on a ...

Mar. 24, 2009

By Eco Recycling Ltd

Energy from waste: the recycling of limed fleshings

Leather products have been around a long while - there are those who claim that it is the second oldest business in the world. Going back a few millennia, when our earliest ancestors decided that sitting on hard rock was not a soft option, they turned to other materials in order to create more comfortable seating, as well as warmer bedding and improved clothing. Animal skins became the fabric ...

Jan. 2, 2008

By Flottweg SE

Waste plastic recycling plant with high technology

Company Profile: Waste plastic pyrolysis plant, with the superiority of low capital investment and high fuel financial price, it has become the first preferred waste disposal method in many countries.This profitable project was established every week with low labor costs and high profits. Huayin renewable energy equipment company, established in 1993,have been a leader of oil pyrolysis ...

May 27, 2014

Plasterboard collection trials at household waste recycling centres

Executive summary Over one million tonnes of waste plasterboard are estimated to be produced each year in the UK from construction and demolition activities. Most of this waste is currently sent to landfill, even though it can easily be recycled. WRAP is working to divert plasterboard waste from landfill by seeking to overcome the barriers to plasterboard recycling. One area of its work is to ...

Sep. 1, 2007

By WRAP (the Waste & Resources Action Programme)

HSE training guidelines for the waste management and recycling industry

This ‘good practice’ guidance was written in consultation with the Waste Industry Safety and Health Forum (WISH). It does not aim to be comprehensive but gives examples of good practice within the industry.It is for managers and those organising training within the waste management and recycling industry.This document sets out guidelines on the basic requirements for training in five key areas:- ...

Aug. 30, 2007

O’Brien Waste Recycling Solutions - Case Study

O-BrienEMS are proud to have contributed to O’Brien Waste Recycling Solutions being one the UK’s fastest-growing waste management, recycling and data destruction (shredding) providers. They were recently listed in the Sunday Times as one of the top 100 performing private companies in the UK and picked up a number of national and international awards. They came to EMS with the ...

Sep. 5, 2013

By EMS Ltd. Environmental Marketing Solutions

Benefits Of Using Commercial Trash Compactors And Other Recycling Equipment

Environment is everybody’s concern. Citizens across the globe need to do their small bit so that we are able to create a cleaner and healthier environment. Obviously this would mean that we will have to reduce the amount of waste deposits that are gradually hampering our environment. The commercial trash compactors are proving to be extremely ...

Dec. 22, 2012

By Northern California Compactors, Inc

L.A. recycling program benefits from planning, team work, equipment choices

Few major metropolitan areas generate and recycle the volumes of yard trimmings as the City of Los Angeles. On any given day, an average of 1500 tons of yard trimmings are collected and - as a result of a comprehensive program, a commitment by those involved in the program and solid equipment choices made to carry it out - more than 300 tons of that daily total are diverted and processed for use ...

Dec. 19, 2008

Recycle the recession

After almost 80 years, the year of 2008 reminded us to go back and refer the history of worst recession. Opportunities were explored at that point of time to overcome the deteriorating economy and the same principle still holds good. Today the World is facing two major issues Global Warming & Global Recession. Both these children are from the same parents: Need and Greed. It is ...

Jan. 5, 2009

By Eco Recycling Ltd

Bromine Recycling With Energy Recovery From Plastics of E&E Equipment as Part of an Integrated Waste Management Concept for Weee Plastics Containing Brominated Flame Retardants

Bromine is used as the building block for some of the most effective flame retarding agents available to the plastics industry today. They are used to protect against the risk of accidental fires in a wide range of electrical and electronic equipment (EEE) such as computers, tele-visions, radios, video and stereo systems. Brominated flame retardants (BFRs), as all flame retardants, act to ...

Jan. 1, 2000

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