Title: What is E-waste Recycling and Process of Recycling Electronic Waste - Conserve Energy Future
Headings: What is E-waste Recycling?
What is E-waste Recycling?
What Actually is E-waste Recycling?
Components of E-waste That Can be Recycled
Plastic
Metal
Glass
Mercury
Circuit Boards
Hard Disk
Toner and Ink Cartridges
Batteries
Step-by-Step Process of E-waste Recycling
Step 1: Collecting and Transporting
Step 2: Shredding and Sorting
Step 3: Dust Extraction
Step 4: Magnetic Separation
Step 5: Water Separation
Step 6: Purification of Waste Stream
Step 7: Preparing Recycled Materials For Sale
Benefits of E-waste Recycling
1. E-waste Recycling Helps to Conserve Available Natural Resources
2. It Prioritizes Environmental Protection
3. Creates Jobs
4. Saves Landfills and Reduces Global Warming
Conclusion
About Rinkesh

Content: Metal
Metals can also be retrieved and recycled to manufacture newer steel products and metals. Glass
You can extract glass from CRTs (Cathode Ray Tubes) of computer monitors and televisions. But there’s a little problem here. CRTS contains several hazardous substances, such as lead. And this is dangerous to both human health and the immediate environment. This makes it difficult to retrieve a glass from CRTs. However, there are certain steps you may take to ensure safer CRT recycling. First, separate the CRT from the monitor or television. Then shred the CRT into small pieces. Remove the metals with over-band magnets.