Maja Mandić, Jovana Đokić, Nataša Gajić, Jelena Uljarević, Željko Kamberović
The rising criticality of technologically inevitably metals and the continuous growth of the waste electronics promote a scientifi c need for development of innovative recycling process, both effi cient and selective. Experimental results showed primarily that by pyrometallurgical treatment it is diffi cult to achieve selectivity, and secondary that the distribution of metals in melting products is too complicated, deviating from the experiential and expected. Therefore, application of an integral pyro - hydrometallurgical treatment is suggested for improved raw materials effi ciency. Successful implementation of the developed state-of-art technological process, guarantee more effi cient approach to recycling processes, production of new materials which supports the concepts of sustainable development and cleaner production. Proposed technological solution is applicable in industry with relatively low investments compared to expected revenues, allowing companies to become competitive in the regional market and beyond, which is particularly important for small and medium enterprises with lower operating capacities. Techno-economic justifi cation and integral pyro - hydrometallurgical process for waste electronics recycling is presented. This paper explains measures for the further development of the recycling industry as a part of circular economy strategy in Serbia.
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