e-waste and its disposal

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RE-E-CYCLE your e-waste !!!



PRESENTATION OUTLINE

1. INTRODUCTION. INTRODUCTIONWhat is e-waste?

Components o E-waste

!. PRO"LE#S. PRO"LE#S

En$i%onmenta& 'on'e%ns

Amo(nt o E&e't%oni' waste wo%&)-wi)e

E-waste in In)ia



*. +OW CAN WE +ELP ??+OW CAN WE +ELP ??

Raise awa%eness

P%omote %e','&in oppo%t(nities

. E-WASTE RECYCLIN/

Re','&in Potentia&

Steps In$o&$e)

0. Comme%'ia& Pa%ti'ipation



Denition

E&e't%oni' waste describes discarded electrical or

electronic device/circuit.

[OR]

Unwante)2 o3so&ete o% (n(sa3&e e&e't%oni' p%o)('such as computers, computer peripherals, televisions, VCDVD Players, stereo equipment, hand cell phones are

commonly reerred to as !electronic "aste#[OR]

$ny "aste that has a'i%'(it 3oa%) o% 'atho)e %a, t(3e 4CRT5.



E-Waste Comp%ises O %&



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What a%e the En$i%onmenta&Con'e%ns ?

0&"aste is no" the astest %owin2 an) mostto=i'2 'omponent o m(ni'ipa& a%3ae.

ocal 1overnments are acin1 hu1e costs to handlee&"aste, and even 1reater costs i they do notcapture this to2ic stream and handle it in anappropriate manner.



>e, 'ontaminants-.Lea) in CR3s 4 circuit board(.Ca)mi(m in contacts 4 s"it5."%ominate) 6ame retardan

plastics



7a8ards to human health and the environment i

improperly mana1ed.iquid and atmospheric releases en) (p in 3o)ies o

wate%2 %o(n)wate%2 soi&2 an) ai% and thereore inland

and sea animals 9 both domesticated and "ild.

$lso these heavy metals are ta:en up by plants "hicare eaten by both animals and human, and in drin:in



Amo(nt o E&e't%oni' wastewo%&)-wi)e

$n estimated 0< mi&&ion tons o E-waste a%e pea'h ,ea%.

3he ;'$ discards *< mi&&ion 'omp(te%s ea'h ,

1<< mi&&ion phones are disposed o in 0urope ea

3he amount o e&"aste bein1 produced & includin1phones and computers & could rise by as much as percent over the ne2t decade in some countries, s

<ndia.



3he ;nited 'tates is the "orld leader in producin1electronic "aste, tossin1 a"ay about 5 million tonseach year. China already produces about (.5million tons .

=ost o these "aste produced is sent to otherdevelopin1 countries li:e China, =alaysia, In)ia>enya, and various $rican countries or processsometimes i&&ea&&,.

=any surplus laptops are routed to )e$e&opinnations as ?)(mpin %o(n)s o% e-waste?



In)ian S'ena%io

'i2ty&@ve cities in <ndia 1enerate more thanA)B o the total e&"aste 1enerated in <ndia.

#aha%asht%a %an@s %st . ollo"ed by

3amil adu, $ndhra Pradesh and ;ttar Pradesh

in the list o e&"aste 1eneratin1 states in <ndia



DISPOSALDISPOSAL

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ELECTRONIC WASTEELECTRONIC WASTE



I)enti, an) othe% pe%sona& ino%mation 'an 3esto&en %om a 'omp(te%2 'e&& phone2 o% othe% )atsto%ae )e$i'es.

Eeore recyclin1 your electronics, protect yoursel rom

identity thet by removin1 pe%sona& )ata an) ,o(%

For inormation on ho" to remove data, chec: "ith themanuacturer, the recycler, or search the <nternet.

Ghat to do beore you recycleGhat to do beore you recycle



0ncoura1e and acilitate or1ani8ed recyclin1 syst

'hould subsidies recyclin1 and disposal industries

<ncentive schemes or 1arba1e collectors and 1en

or collectin1 and handlin1 over e&"aste

$"areness pro1rammes on e&"aste or school chi1eneral public

0ach one o us has a role to playH0ach one o us has a role to playH



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3he composition o e&"aste and its recyclable potential is seach appliance. <n order to handle this comple2ity, the partound in e&"aste may be divided broadly into si2 cate1ories

1. I%on an) stee&2 (se) o% 'asins an) %ames

!. Non-e%%o(s meta&s2 espe'ia&&, 'oppe% (se) in 'a3&es

a&(min(m*. /&ass (se) o% s'%eens2 win)ows

. P&asti' (se) as 'asin2 in 'a3&es an) o% 'i%'(it 3oa%)

0. E&e't%oni' 'omponents

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4i5 Dismant&in

Removal o parts containin1 dan1erous substances CFCs, 71 s"itcheremoval o easily accessible parts containin1 valuable substances

containin1 copper, steel, iron, precious metal containin1 parts, e.1.

contacts.



4ii5 Se%eation o errous metal, non&errous metal andplastic.

3his separation is normally done in a shredder process.

4iii5 Re(%3ishment an) %e(se

Reurbishment and reuse o e&"aste has potential or thoused electrical and electronic equipments "hich can beeasily reurbished to put to its ori1inal use.

4i$5 Re','&in8%e'o$e%, o $a&(a3&e mate%ia&s

Ferrous metals in electrical are urnaces, non&errous metain smeltin1 plants, precious metals in separatin1 "or:s



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