Recovery and Valorification of Iron From Industrial Waste

Lupu, O.; Zgripcea, L.; Socalici, Ana; Ardelean, Erika

doi:10.1088/1757-899x/416/1/012096

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“…The recovery of waste regardless of the industrial branch, respectively its expansion, leads to the minimization of the consumption of natural resources, the development of business opportunities, the optimization of costs and the creation of new jobs. The European Union is considering the transition from the linear to the circular economic model, which would favour, on the one hand, the reuse and recycling of existing materials and products, and on the other hand, by generating smaller quantities of waste, the economy becomes more competitive, the final result being the reduction of pressure on natural resources and the environment at the same time [3,4].…”

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Use of recyclable materials in the circular economy

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2022

J. Phys.: Conf. Ser.

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The waste of a certain industry can be the raw material for another industry. As any material can become an explosive if we match them with the suitable complementary elements and the perfect detonator for these, also any waste can be useful for the circular economy. In this paperwork there will be introduced some methods through any kind of material can be reused. The impact of recycling on the environment would be positive, because nothing would be lost, everything would be transformed. The results obtained from laboratory tests on the processing of powdery ferrous waste for the purpose of obtaining lighters usable as raw material in the steel industry shall be presented. The processing and recovery of such waste leads to the recovery of iron.

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confidence: 99%