Add to ORKGInnovative, cost-effective technologies that have a positive life-cycle environmental impact and yield marketable products are needed to meet the challenges of the recycling industry. Four materials-recovery technologies that are being developed at Argonne National Laboratory in cooperation with industrial partners are described in this paper: (1) dezincing of galvanized steel scrap; (2) material recovery from auto-shredder residue; (3) high-value-plastics recovery from obsolete appliances; and (4) aluminum salt cake recycling. These technologies are expected to be applicable to the production of low-cost, high-quality raw materials from a wide range of waste streams
Each year, about five (5) million ton of shredder residues are landfilled in the US. Similar quantit...
The recycling of steel is a crucial aspect of the shift toward a sustainable metals industry. The em...
In recent years the process of industrial development has led to a staggering increase in the demand...
Each year, about 11 million tons of metals (ferrous and nonferrous) are recovered in the US from abo...
Recycling technologies can be defined as the whole of procedures designed to set up physical-chemica...
This paper reviews the state of technology in recycling coal fly ash, metal, glass, plastic, and com...
Fast industrialization has increased the demand for heavy metals, on the other hand, high-grade ore ...
The technology of vehicle recycling today is capable of recovering and reusing about 75% of the weig...
The recovery of precious metals can be efficiently done from waste. This method is considered a seco...
Post-consumer goods in the form of metal/plastics composites scrap lend themselves for metal and pol...
Half of the steel produced in the US is derived from scrap. With zinc-coated prompt scrap increasing...
In October 1993, Manufacturing Sciences Corporation was awarded DOE contract DE-AC21-93MC30170 to de...
The importance of metal recycling is highlighted. A brief overview of technology used in the rec...
The new process deals with the recycling of high quality minerals out of rejects from paper industry...
Waste reduction, material reuse, and use of recycle-content products can be focused on the managemen...
Each year, about five (5) million ton of shredder residues are landfilled in the US. Similar quantit...
The recycling of steel is a crucial aspect of the shift toward a sustainable metals industry. The em...
In recent years the process of industrial development has led to a staggering increase in the demand...
Each year, about 11 million tons of metals (ferrous and nonferrous) are recovered in the US from abo...
Recycling technologies can be defined as the whole of procedures designed to set up physical-chemica...
This paper reviews the state of technology in recycling coal fly ash, metal, glass, plastic, and com...
Fast industrialization has increased the demand for heavy metals, on the other hand, high-grade ore ...
The technology of vehicle recycling today is capable of recovering and reusing about 75% of the weig...
The recovery of precious metals can be efficiently done from waste. This method is considered a seco...
Post-consumer goods in the form of metal/plastics composites scrap lend themselves for metal and pol...
Half of the steel produced in the US is derived from scrap. With zinc-coated prompt scrap increasing...
In October 1993, Manufacturing Sciences Corporation was awarded DOE contract DE-AC21-93MC30170 to de...
The importance of metal recycling is highlighted. A brief overview of technology used in the rec...
The new process deals with the recycling of high quality minerals out of rejects from paper industry...
Waste reduction, material reuse, and use of recycle-content products can be focused on the managemen...
Each year, about five (5) million ton of shredder residues are landfilled in the US. Similar quantit...
The recycling of steel is a crucial aspect of the shift toward a sustainable metals industry. The em...
In recent years the process of industrial development has led to a staggering increase in the demand...