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Processing of Electronic Glass Scrap Recycling

Burcu Ertuğ

Chemical Science International Journal · pp. 657–663 · Published 26 Apr 2014

10.9734/ACSJ/2014/8939

Abstract

Among the diverse types of waste, glass is one of the most adequate recycling materials because it can be revived and recycled completely and hardly decomposes. The glass recycle process basically involves collecting, sorting, then crushing and grinding after which glass cullet is produced as the secondary raw material. Removing of the contaminants from the glass cullet, and then melting are the next steps. LCD glass, PCBs and CRT are recycled to fabricate new products. In this study, recent developments in the recycling of glass, are discussed in terms of glass production processes. It was concluded that CRT, LCD and PCBs are popular resources of glass recycling and they can be used in different applications.  

Scrap electronic glass processing glass recycling waste glass

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