Recycling of Electronic Waste II: Proceedings of the Second Symposium

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Recycling of Electronic Waste II: Proceedings of the Second Symposium

Editor(s): Lifeng Zhang, Gregory K. Krumdick

Published Online: 2 MAY 2011 08:20AM EST

Print ISBN: 9780470768846

Online ISBN: 9781118086391

DOI: 10.1002/9781118086391

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Currently, recycling of e-waste can be broadly divided into three major steps:

(a) disassembly: selectively disassembly, targeting on singling out hazardous or valuable components for special treatment, is an indispensable process in recycling of e-waste;

(b) upgrading: using mechanical processing and/or metallurgical processing to up-grade desirable materials content, i.e. preparing materials for refining process, such as grinding the plastics into powders;

(c) refining: in the last step, recovered materials are retreated or purified by using metallurgical processing so as to be acceptable for their original using.

Four topical areas are planned including one special session on the recycling of batteries. Papers in the following topics will be welcomed:

  • Mechanical recycling of E-Wastes
  • Recycling of plastics from E-Wastes
  • Recovery of metals from E-wastes
  • Hydrometallurgical recycling (leaching) of E-Wastes
  • Combustion or pyrolysis of E-Wastes
  • Life cycle and economic analysis for the recycling of E-Wastes

Table of contents

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      Front Matter (pages i–xi)

  2. Part I: Technologies for the Recycling of Electronic Wastes

    1. Mechanical Recycling of Electronic Wastes for Materials Recovery (pages 1–10)

      Viktor Laurmaa, Jaan Kers, Kaspar Tall, Valdek Mikli, Dmitri Goljandin, Kristiina Vilsaar, Priidu Peetsalu, Mart Saarna, Riho Tarbe and Lifeng Zhang

    2. Processing of Discarded Liquid Crystal Display for Recovering Indium (pages 11–16)

      G. Dodbiba, K. Takahashi, T. Fujita, N. Sato, S. Matsuo and K. Okaya

    3. Green Pyrolysis of Used Printed Wiring Board Powders (pages 17–24)

      Xiangjun Zuo, Lucas N. W. Damoah, Lifeng Zhang, Thomas Schuman and Jaan Kers

    4. Leaching of Lead from Solder Material Used in Electrical and Electronic Equipment (pages 25–31)

      Manis Kumar Jha, Pankaj Choubey, Archana Kumari, Rakesh Kumar, Vinay Kumar and Jae-chun Lee

    5. Copper Recovery from Printed Circuit Board of E-Waste (pages 33–38)

      Toyohisa Fujita, Hiroyuki Ono, Gjergj Dodbiba, Seiji Matsuo and Katsunori Okaya

    6. Recovery of Nickel from Leaching Liquor of Printed Circuit Board by Solvent Extraction (pages 39–44)

      Adriana Johanny Murcia Santanilla, Beatriz Amaral Campos, Jorge Alberto Soares Tenorio and Denise Crocce Romano Espinosa

    7. Recovery of Copper from Printed Circuit Boards Waste by Bioleaching (pages 45–52)

      Luciana Harue Yamane, Denise Crocce Romano Espinosa and Jorge Alberto Soares Tenório

  3. Part II: Management and Technology Overview of Electronic Wastes

    1. State of the Art in the Recycling of Waste Printed Wiring Boards (pages 53–64)

      Xiangjun Zuo and Lifeng Zhang

    2. Overview of Electronics Waste Management in India (pages 65–72)

      S. Chatterjee and Krishna Kumar

    3. Prospective Scenario of E-Waste Recycling in India (pages 73–80)

      Manis Kumar Jha, Abhishek Kumar, Vinay Kumar and Jae-chun Lee

    4. Methodology for Recovery Precious Metals: Gold, Silver and Platinum Group from Electronic Waste (pages 81–87)

      Jaime Restrepo B. Oscar and Oliveros Gómez Honorio

    5. WEEE: Obsolete Mobile Phones Characterization Aiming at Recycling (pages 89–94)

      Viviane Tavares Moraes, Denise Crocce Romano Espinosa and Jorge Alberto Soares Tenório

  4. Part I: Poster: Recycling of Electronic Wastes

    1. A Novel Process for Foam Glass Preparation from Waste CRT Panel Glass (pages 95–102)

      Mengjun Chen, Fu-Shen Zhang and Jianxin Zhu

    2. Environmental Leaching Characteristics and Bioavailabilities of Waste Cathode Ray Tube Glass (pages 103–108)

      Mengjun Chen, Fu-Shen Zhang and Jianxin Zhu

    3. Leaching Toxicity of Pb and Ba Containing in Cathode Ray Tube Glasses by SEP-TCLP (pages 109–113)

      Mengjun Chen, Fu-Shen Zhang and Jianxin Zhu

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      Author Index (page 115)

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      Subject Index (page 117)

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