ANALYSIS OF METHODOLOGIES FOR DETERMINING THE COMPOSITION OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONIC WASTE
Ključne reči:
Electrical and electronic waste, composition, amounts
Apstrakt
The main task of this paper is a comparison methodology for determining the composition of electrical and electronic waste in different cities / countries. The paper presents and compares the ways of managing this type of waste in different cities, which includes composition information, amounts information, method of collection, disposal and treatment information. The current situation of EE-waste management in Serbia is also defined and recommendations for improving EE-waste management.
Reference
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2 Step Initiative, One Global definition of E-waste (White Paper), StEP Initiative c/o United Nations University Institute for Sustainability and Peace (UNU-ISP) Operating Unit SCYCLE, Bonn, Germany, 2014.
3 Hageluken C.: Recycling of Electronic Scrap at Umicore's Integrated Metals Smetler and Refinery, 2006.
4 Bigum M, Claus Petersen C, Christensen TH, Scheutz C.: WEEE and portable batteries in residual household waste: Quantification and characterization of misplaced waste. Waste Management 2013; 33: 2372-2380, 2013.
5 Ongondo, F. O., Williams, I. D., Cherrett, T. J. How are WEEE doing? A global review of the management of electrical and electronic wastes. Waste management. 31(4), 714-730, 2011.
6 European Parliament, Directive 2002/96/EU of the European Parliament andof the Council of 27 January 2003 on waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE). Off. J. Eur. Union, 2003.
7 Statistics Denmark, The families possession of home appliances by type of consumption, 2016.
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2022-03-05
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