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2.  Electronic Waste is a waste consisting of any
broken or unwanted electrical or electronic
appliance.
 It is a point of concern considering that many
components of such equipment are considered toxic
and are not biodegradable.

3.  India produces e-waste of 3 lacks tones/annum. This is
e-waste is increasing at an annual pace of 20% every
year which is one of the main challenges to our
ecological system and environment, its recovery is very
important so as to save our environment but along
with it, it is a major source of precious metal which can
be extracted from it as it contains 5% of these like
Pb, Cd, Hg etc. It requires not only high technology but
also proper management of collection centers.

5.  Lead : monitors, TVs, Automotive Batteries
 Mercury of silver oxide : Button Batteries
 Cadmium : Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable
Batteries
 Lithium : Lithium Batteries
 Chlorinated Fluorocarbon or “CFC” : Old
Refrigerators, Heat Pumps and Air Conditioners
 Plastic : Recyclable but mixed plastics are waste

6.  PC retailers
 Manufactures
 Secondary market of old PCs
 Government, public and private sector discards
 Individual households

8.  Collection of e-waste material from premises
and safe transportation to our factory premises
within the high security.
 Inspection of material by the customer
following rechecking again by our own alert
personnel.

9.  All inventory will be kept in warehouse
 Proper handling will be done
 Cost will be lowered by using proper inventory
management techniques

10.  Dismantling will be done by workers under
guidance of experts so as to keep safe from
danger of hazardous substances
 All parts carrying imp elements and metals will
be sorted out
 All waste material will be separated out so that
proper

11. 1. Automated Dismantling
2. Automated Separation
3. Material Recovery
 These three processes will be done by using
Electronic Scrap Recycler