Recycling of Polymer Waste in the Context of Developing Circular Economy

Abstract

The current state of the environment defines a new conceptual vision of the development of the economy of the future, suggesting a transition from a linear production model to a closed-cycle model, which makes it possible to fundamentally change the proportional dependence of production waste on production volume growth. Solutions to this task lie in the plane of the integrated use of resources, reducing the mass of recyclable production waste, their repeated (multiple) use or return to production through the allocation of useful fractions and disposal of irretrievable waste. Thus, waste recycling, as a component of a waste management system, can be considered as the most important, necessary, essential, inalienable property of the fourth industrial revolution. According to the Antimonopoly Committee of Ukraine in 2016-2017 no more than 5.8% (2.8 million m 3 or 638 thousand tons) of garbage was received for recycling, of which 2.7% was utilized by thermal

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