Recycling of Production Waste

When the waste materials are collected in a clean state, as pure, unmixed grades and colors, they can be reutdized at a high level of quality. The goal of reutilization is to treat waste plastics so effectively that they can be used as a substitute for new material. 

Larger molding shops usually reprocess their production-generated plastics waste material themselves. The waste materials, collected in a clean and unmixed state, are mechanically reduced to chips in granulators, which are 

The granulator is integrated into the production process. The plastic waste chips are added to the new material in suitable proportions. 

There is a wide variety of granulator sizes and designs. Regrind is usually produced in centrally located machines, the sizes and capacities of which are adapted to the respective plant. However, it is also possible for each injection molding machine to be equipped with a small auxiliary granulator. This obviates the transportation of the waste and prevents accidental mix-up of different plasties grades to the greatest possible extent. 

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TPOs allow easy recycling of production waste and final products made of TPOs. Studies have shown that products can be manufactured from recycled TPOs without significant loss of performance. This can be seen as a big advantage compared with traditional rubber, which is relatively difficult to recycle and usually leads to inferior products. The disposal of used rubber products has become an ecological problem in the developed countries. 

The double slush technique offers added service value, such as ageing resistance, passive safety, weight savings and the recycling of production waste in the same application. The Audi A2 now marks the first production car to have come onto the market with an instrument panel surface developed according to this technology. 3 refs. Translated form Kunstoffe Vol.90 No.3, 2000, p.114-7. 

In the downstream processing, conversion, and consumption sectors, some product becomes waste, and this is referred to as product wastes" to avoid confusion with production wastes. Recycling of product wastes is acquiring greater importance and is becoming a further waste-management function in the chemical industry. 

When products of the chemical industry are processed and consumed, they are partly converted to waste. A reduction of such product wastes is necessary and can be achieved through recycling of product wastes or the formation of closed loops [253]. The chain of responsibility fi om producer via downstream processor and consumer... 

M Skrifwars, H Manninen and K Strang, Recycling of production waste from the fibre-reinforced plastics industry , Rivestimenti Materiali Compositi 1997 (18) 36-40. 

Such short life cycles can be found with the recycling of production waste , which is often environmentally very friendly as well as economical, because pure grade materials are being reused. At present, this form holds the largest share of plastics waste recycling as a whole. 

The scheme of commercial methane synthesis includes a multistage reaction system and recycle of product gas. Adiabatic reactors connected with waste heat boilers are used to remove the heat in the form of high pressure steam. In designing the pilot plants, major emphasis was placed on the design of the catalytic reactor system. Thermodynamic parameters (composition of feed gas, temperature, temperature rise, pressure, etc.) as well as hydrodynamic parameters (bed depth, linear velocity, catalyst pellet size, etc.) are identical to those in a commercial methana-tion plant. This permits direct upscaling of test results to commercial size reactors because radial gradients are not present in an adiabatic shift reactor. 

With reference to the latest UK government s attempts to tackle the problem of the disposal and/or recycling of packaging waste, comments are reported from Cameron McLatchie, chief executive of British Polythene Industries. He calls for a landfill levy and increased use of incineration with energy recovery. According to recent studies, the capacity for mechanical recycling is presently insufficient. Statistics relating to waste production are included and the case for incineration in the UK is propounded. 

Coke byproduct wastes. Coke, used in the production of iron, is made by heating coal in high-temperature ovens. Throughout the production process many byproducts are created. The refinement of these coke byproducts generates several listed and characteristic wastestreams. However, to promote recycling of these wastes, U.S. EPA provided an exclusion from the definition of solid waste for certain coke byproduct wastes that are recycled into new products. 

The technological circuit of ZnCFO synthesis is developed in the Ukrainian State Chemical-Technological University. ZnCFO is the product of reaction of carbamide and formaldehyde polycondensation in zinc salts solution at recycling of metalcontaining wastes of chemical manufactures. The material base of ZnCFO manufacture are fulfilled catalysts, solutions from zincing and others zinccontaining wastes of various origin. 

Uie recycling of wood waste is also increasingly being used, where timber products at the end of life are usually reduced by chipping, or fibre production, and the resultant material is then reused in reconstituted wood products. Strict monitoring and control are required in order to ensure that inappropriately treated waste is not included in the feedstock stream for recycling wood. The use of recycled wood in reconstituted products is rising rapidly for example, in the UK, the panel products industry used 400 000 tonnes of recycled wood in 1999, and this had risen to 932000 tonnes by 2002 (UK Forestry Commission data 2003). 

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