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Preface
Part I Legislation and initiatives to manage WEEE
1 Global e-waste initiatives
R Kuehr, United Nations University
1 1 Introduction
1 2 Problems associated with e-waste
1 3 Global e-waste management initiatives
1 4 Synergizing e-waste initiatives
1 5 Future trends
1 6 Sources of further information and advice
1 7 References
2 EU legislation relating to electronic waste: the
WEEE and RoHS directives and the REACH
regulations
R Stewart, Consultant, UK
2 1 Introduction
2 2 The EU and the environment
2 3 The Waste Framework Directive
2 4 The WEEE Directive
2 5 The WEEE Directive in operation
2 6 The recast of the WEEE Directive
2 7 Directive on the restriction of the use of certain hazardous
substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS)
2 8 The Commission’s proposal on a recast RoHS
2 9 Registration, Evaluation, Authorisation and restriction of
CHemicals (REACH) Directive
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2 10 Review of REACH 48
2 11 Summary 49
2 12 References 49
3 The present recast of the WEEE Directive 53
ALN Stevels, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands
3 1 Introduction 53
3 2 Review studies proposing options for the recast of the
WEEE Directive 55
3 3 The current proposals for the recast of WEEE 62
3 4 Further developments (July-September 2011) 64
3 5 Conclusions 65
3 6 References 65
4 The WEEE Forum and the WEEELABEX project 66
P Leroy, WEEE Forum aisbl, Belgium
4 1 Introduction 66
4 2 What is the WEEE Forum? 67
4 3 Context of WEEELABEX 68
4 4 WEEELABEX phase I: standards 73
4 5 WEEELABEX phase II: conformity verification 76
4 6 Conclusions 77
4 7 References 77
5 Conformity assessment of WEEE take-back
schemes: the case of Switzerland 78
H W Böni, Empa, Switzerland
5 1 Introduction 78
5 2 Approach of the conformity assessment 81
5 3 Scope and elements of the conformity assessment 82
5 4 Future trends 88
5 5 Conclusions 9
5 6 References 91
6 Eco-efficiency evaluation of WEEE take-back
systems 9
J Huisman, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands and
United Nations University
6 1 Introduction 9
6 2 How much WEEE is out there? 9
6 3 How do WEEE quantify and prioritise environmental
impacts? 10
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6 4 How much do WEEE have to pay? 110
6 5 How do WEEE benefit from impact assessment in policy
development? 114
6 6 Conclusions 117
6 7 References 118
Part II Technologies for refurbishment, treatment and
recycling of waste electronics 121
7 The materials of WEEE 123
M Goosey, Loughborough University, UK
7 1 The material content of WEEE 123
7 2 Materials and their recovery and recycling technologies 126
7 3 The transition from cathode ray tube (CRT) to liquid
crystal display (LCD) screens and its implications for
materials recycling 129
7 4 The loss of scarce elements 132
7 5 Novel materials recovery approaches 133
7 6 New materials and their implications 137
7 7 Summary and conclusions 140
7 8 Sources of further information and advice 140
7 9 References 142
8 Refurbishment and reuse of WEEE 145
W L Ijomah, University of Strathclyde, UK, and M Danis, Fujitsu
Technology Solutions, UK
8 1 Need for WEEE refurbishment and reuse 145
8 2 Reuse processes and their role in sustainable
manufacturing 146
8 3 Industry sector specific example: refurbishment of
computers 150
8 4 Role of the third sector 152
8 5 Issues in WEEE refurbishment and reuse 153
8 6 Future trends 157
8 7 Summary of WEEE reuse and refurbishment 160
8 8 References 161
9 Shredding, sorting and recovery of metals from
WEEE: linking design to resource efficiency 163
A van Schaik, MARAS - Material Recycling and Sustainability,
The Netherlands, and M A Reuter, Outotec Oyj, Finland
9 1 Introduction 163
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9 2 Theory of recycling 16
9 3 Product design, shredding and liberation of waste products 17
9 4 Automated and manual sorting of WEEE products 18
9 5 Metallurgical processing 18
9 6 (Dynamic) modelling recycling systems performance 19
9 7 Conclusions 20
9 8 References 21
10 Mechanical methods of recycling plastics from WEEE 21
K Makenji and M Savage, University of Warwick, UK
10 1 Introduction 21
10 2 Introduction to waste collection and sorting 21
10 3 Methods of sorting small particle size polymer waste 2
10 4 Conversion of WEEE to a reusable material 22
10 5 Effectiveness of the WEEE legislation to date 23
10 6 Remanufacturing using WEEE polymers 23
10 7 Future trends 23
10 8 Sources of further information and advice 23
10 9 References 2^
11 Pyrolysis of WEEE plastics 23
M P Luda, University of Turin, Italy
11 1 Introduction 2
11 2 Pyrolysis processes and characterization of the pyrolysis
fractions 2
11 3 Pyrolysis of printed circuit boards (PCBs) 2
11 4 Pyrolysis of plastics 2
11 5 Environmental concerns about the products of pyrolysis of
WEEE 2
11 6 Future trends 2
11 7 References 2
12 Chemical or feedstock recycling of WEEE products 2
A Tukker, TNO, The Netherlands and Norwegian University of
Science and Technology, Norway
12 1 Introduction 2
12 2 Characteristics of WEEE plastics 2
12 3 European feedstock recycling initiatives since the 1990s 2
12 4 Conclusions and future trends 2
12 5 References 2
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Part III Electronic products that present particular
challenges for recyclers 285
13 Recycling printed circuit boards 287
J Li and X Zeng, Tsinghua University, China
13 1 Introduction 287
13 2 Materials 291
13 3 Flame retardants 294
13 4 Costs and benefits of recycling printed circuit boards
(PCBs) 298
13 5 Challenges and future trends 306
13 6 References 310
14 Recycling liquid crystal displays 312
K S Williams and T McDonnell, University of Central
Lancashire, UK
14 1 Introduction 312
14 2 Liquid crystal displays (LCDs) 313
14 3 Recycling processes for liquid crystal displays (LCDs) 319
14 4 Hazardous materials in liquid crystal displays (LCDs) 326
14 5 Recovery of valuable materials 330
14 6 Re-use of liquid crystal display (LCD) equipment and
components 331
14 7 Future trends 332
14 8 Sources of further information and advice 333
14 9 References 334
15 Recycling cooling and freezing appliances 339
C Keri, Reclay Österreich GmbH, Austria
15 1 Introduction , 339
15 2 Challenges relating to WEEE refrigerators and freezers 342
15 3 Requirements for de-gassing processes 343
15 4 Emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) 344
15 5 Future trends 346
15 6 Techniques for separation of fridge plastics 348
15 7 Sources of further information and advice 350
15 8 Conclusions 350
15 9 References 351
16 End-of-life options for printed electronics 352
M Keskinen, Tampere University of Technology, Finland
16 1 Introduction 352
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16 2 Printed electronics 3
16 3 End-of-life options and their challenges 3
16 4 Consideration of EU legislation 3
16 5 Future trends 3
16 6 Sources of further information and advice 3
16 7 References 3
17 Recycling batteries 3
DCR Espinosa, University of Säo Paulo, Brazil, and M B Mansur,
Federal University of Minas Gerais, Brazil
17 1 Introduction 3
17 2 Main directives worldwide for spent batteries 3
17 3 Methods for the recovery of metals from spent batteries 3
17 4 Future trends 3
17 5 References * 3
Part IV Sustainable design of electronics and supply
chains 3
18 ErP - the European Directive on ecodesign 3
N F Nissen, Fraunhofer IZM, Germany
18 1 Introduction 3
18 2 Trends leading to ecodesign regulation 3
18 3 Introducing the ErP Directive 3
18 4 Examining the Framework Directive concept 3
18 5 Comparing ErP and WEEE approaches 3
18 6 Status of ErP implementation and coverage of end-of-life
(EoL) aspects 3
18 7 Conclusion 4
18 8 References
19 Sustainable electronic product design 4
U Tischner, ec[o]ncept, Germany; and M Hora, e-hoch-3, Germany
19 1 Introduction 4
19 2 Drivers for sustainability and ecodesign 4
19 3 How to do design for sustainability (DfS) 4
19 4 Sustainable materials and manufacturing processes 4
19 5 Examples of sustainable electronic product design 4
19 6 Future trends 4
19 7 Sources of further information and advice 4
19 8 References 4
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20 Reducing hazardous substances in electronics O Deubzer, United Nations University and Fraunhofer IZM, Germany 442
20 1 Hazardous substances and their functions in electrical and
electronic equipment (EEE) 442
20 2 Legislative bans of hazardous substances in EEE: the RoHS
Directive 443
20 3 Environmental, technological and economic impacts of the
RoHS substance restrictions 445
20 4 Differentiated approaches on the use and ban of hazardous
substances 462
20 5 References 463
20 6 Appendix: abbreviations 465
21 Examining subsidy impacts on recycled WEEE material
flows I-H Hong, National Taiwan University, Taiwan, J C Ammons and M J Realff, Georgia Institute of Technology, USA 466
21 1 Introduction 466
21 2 A multi-tiered decentralized reverse production system
(RPS) problem 468
21 3 Insights from decentralized RPS case study 472
21 4 Conclusions and discussions 485
21 5 Acknowledgments 487
21 6 References 487
Part V National and regional WEEE management schemes 491
22 WEEE management in Europe: learning from best practice E RomAn, Narvik University College, Norway 493
22 1 Introduction 493
22 2 The waste strategy within the EU 494
22 3 The WEEE Directive and the RoHS framework 498
22 4 Extended producer responsibility (EPR) and polluter pays principles and WEEE management 503
22 5 National waste recovery schemes: case studies 507
22 6 Summing up and discussion 518
22 7 Conclusions and recommendations 521
22 8 Acknowledgements 522
22 9 References 522
22 10 Appendix: abbreviations 524
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23 WEEE management in China 5
G-M Li, Tongji University, China
23 1 Introduction 5
23 2 Infrastructure: collecting, processing, recycling facilities 5
23 3 Informal and formal recycling 5
23 4 Contamination from landfill and incineration 5
23 5 Environmental impacts 5
23 6 Management of hazardous materials 5,
23 7 Knowledge centers of excellence 5
23 8 Future trends 5
23 9 Sources of further information and advice 5
23 10 Acknowledgements 5
23 11 References 5
24 WEEE management in the USA and India: research
and education for a responsible approach to managing
WEEE 55
S Mani, Centre for Environment Education, India
24 1 Introduction 55
24 2 Local situational analysis of health and safety monitoring
practices in WEEE recycling facilities in the US 55
24 3 What are the issues for the WEEE recyclers? 56
24 4 What do recycling workers expect from this job? 56
24 5 What were the observations at the ECS Refining WEEE
treatment site? 5
24 6 Discussion and implications 56
24 7 Recommendations to ECS Refining and similar facilities in
the US and India for tackling WEEE recycling issues 56
24 8 Conclusions 57
24 9 Sources of further information and advice 57
24 10 Acknowledgements 57
24 11 References 57
24 12 Appendix: interview question list 57
25 WEEE management in Japan 57
F Yoshida, Hokkaido University, Japan and H Yoshida, Sapporo
University, Japan
25 1 Introduction 57
25 2 Japan’s home appliance recycling system: purpose and
background 57
25 3 The collection rate 57
25 4 Cost and recycling quality 58
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25 5 Export problems 583
25 6 Economic analysis for urban mining 585
25 7 Conclusions 588
25 8 References 589
26 WEEE management in Africa 591
M Schluep, Empa, Switzerland
26 1 Introduction 591
26 2 Volumes of WEEE imported and generated in African
countries 592
26 3 Impacts of current WEEE recycling practices 596
26 4 WEEE policy and legislation 601
26 5 Conclusions 606
26 6 References 608
Part VI Corporate WEEE management strategies 611
27 Hewlett-Packard s WEEE management strategy 613
K Hieronymi, Hewlett-Packard, Germany
27 1 Environmental business management at Hewlett Packard
(HP) 613
27 2 HP e-vvaste management in practice: HP end-of-life
product return and recycling 622
27 3 Future trends 631
27 4 Sources of further information and advice 635
27 5 Conclusions 635
27 6 References 636
28 Siemens WEEE management strategy 638
W Bloch, M Plumeyer and H Würl, Siemens AG, Germany
28 1 Introduction: WEEE as an important element of the
overall environmental protection strategy 638
28 2 Siemens’ environmental business management 639
28 3 Significance of WEEE aspects within the product
life-cycle management (PLM) process 645
28 4 Healthcare products as an example of WEEE
management 651
28 5 Future trends 659
28 6 Sources of further information and advice 661
28 7 References 662
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29 The history of take-back and treatment of WEEE at
the Philips Consumer Lifestyle division ALN Stevels, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands 66
29 1 Introduction 6
29 2 The period 1990-1998 66
29 3 Implementation of a take-back and treatment system in The
Netherlands (1997-2000) 67
29 4 The WEEE Directive (2000-2008) 67
29 5 Summary and conclusions 68
29 6 References 68
30 Creating a corporate environmental strategy
including WEEE take-back and treatment ALN Stevels, Delft University of Technology, The Netherlands 68
30 1 Position of take-back and treatment in an environmental
strategy 6
30 2 Corporate environmental strategy 6
30 3 Product characteristics, take-back and treatment 6
30 4 WEEE implementation, materials recycling and corporate
environmental strategy 6
30 5 Summary and conclusions 6
30 6 References 7
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