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Recycling of Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipements (WEEE)

Authors: Micheline DRAYE, Romain DUWALD

Publication date: October 10, 2025 | Lire en français

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    4. Becoming non-metallic fractions

    The nature of the materials used to manufacture electronic cards depends on their use. Two commonly encountered compositions are epoxy resin-reinforced fiberglass and phenolic resin-reinforced cellulose paper.

    Xu's group describes the preparation of a plate from non-metallic residues from printed circuit boards . First, the electronic cards are crushed, then the copper fraction is separated by electrostatic sorting. The non-metallic fractions...

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