3. Opportunities for the future
In order to optimize recycling, levers can be put in place (table 1 ). These are detailed below, starting at the end of the aluminum use chain, where technical solutions exist and can already be deployed. Proposals corresponding to lower levels of industrial maturity will then be detailed.
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Bibliography
Bibliography
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(1) - ALLWOOD (J.M.), CULLEN (J.M.) - Sustainable materials: with both eyes open. - UIT Cambridge (2012).
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(2) - SAEVARSDOTTIR (G.), KVANDE (H.), WELCH (B.J.) - Aluminum Production in the Times of Climate Change: the Global Challenge to Reduce the Carbon Footprint and Prevent Carbon Leakage. - JOM,...
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VARGEL (C.) - Métallurgie de l'aluminium. - [M 4 663] (2010).
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Standards
- Welding – General tolerances for welded structures – Dimensions of lengths and angles – Forms and positions - NF EN ISO 13920 - 1996
- Environmental labeling and declarations – Environmental self-declared claims (Type II labeling) - NF EN ISO 14021 - 2016
Directory
French industrial players in the aluminum life cycle (non-exhaustive list)
Constellium – processing and recycling: production sites (63502 Issoire, 49460 Montreuil-Juigné, 68600 Biesheim, and 21702 Nuits-Saint-Georges); R&D center (38341 Voreppe).
Hydro – processing and recycling: production sites (81450 Albi, 36000 Châteauroux, 28112 Lucé, 83480 Puget-sur-Argens)
Derichebourg Environment – collection, sorting,...
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