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A Scoping Study End-of-Life Printed Circuit Boards
A Scoping StudyEnd-of- life Printed Circuit BoardsbyDr Martin Goosey and Dr Rod KellnerSupported byDepartment of Trade and IndustryIntellectShipley Europe LimitedAugust 2002A Scoping StudyEnd-of- life Printed Circuit BoardsContentsExecutive Summary31. Introduction42. Review of Current Situation73. Emerging Technologies and Developments134. Emerging Technologies165. Hydrometallurgical Approachesv196. Summary and Conclusions227. hamos ERP Electronic Scrap Recycling System268. Visit Reports28 References41 Bibliography43 Executive SummaryIn recent years there has been increasing concern about the growing volume of end-of-lifeelectronics and the fact that much of it is consigned to landfill without any attempt beingmade to recycle the materials it contains. The limited availability of landfill and the need forsociety as whole and industry in particular to adopt a more sustainable approach to materialsconsumption has led to greater attention being given to the problems associated with End-of-Life electronics.
A Scoping Study End-of-Life Printed Circuit Boards by Dr Martin Goosey and Dr Rod Kellner Supported by Department of Trade and Industry Intellect Shipley Europe Limited
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