Consumer, Brown Goods

Polymers, including PP, are widely used in other consumer electrical goods, such as brown goods and the home computer market. These will not be included in this chapter and the focus will be on household appliances and white goods. 

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APME estimates that WEEE plastics comprise just over 3% of the 19 million tonnes of collectible post-consumer plastics in Europe. This quantity, of around 733,000 tonnes is projected to rise significantly in the future. EEE is defined by the directive as all appliances dependant on electric currents or EM fields in order to work, and which use AC up to lOOOV or DC up to 1500V . This, of course, covers, business machines, telecommunications equipment, brown and white goods, small hand-held domestic appliances plus medical and other equipment such as sewing machines and household leisure and garden goods. 

Typically, plants would buy in the alkyl benzene and sulfonate on-site using either oleum or liquid SO3 before neutralizing with caustic solution. The reactions are highly exothermic and can cause the coloration of the product if temperatures are not controlled. Thus, a dominate bath approach was used to control the quality since consumers do not associate a brown-coloured product with good cleaning power ... 

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