Waste Collection and Transport

Everett, John W.

doi:10.1007/978-1-4419-0851-3_124

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“…The vehicle is transported and compacted in a shredder where it is broken and torn into pieces the size of a few centimeters, which enables easier recycling of materials that are part of the vehicle and recovery of up to approximately 80% of the material. After grinding and crushing the vehicle, the materials are separated and divided, usually into metals and non-metals [18].…”

Section: Motor Vehicle Recycling Process After Usementioning

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Logistics of Electric Drive Motor Vehicles Recycling

Milojević¹,

Miletić²,

Stojаnović³

et al. 2020

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Increase in number of transport vehicles, especially motor vehicles, has negative impact on environment. It refers to air pollution problem due to usage (combustion) of fossil fuels in motor vehicles. Agriculture activities, factories, industry and many other activities additionally contributes to air pollution. Greenhouse gas emission is main cause of global warming and air pollution, and mainly occurs due to industry and transport. In many countries, the adoption of legislation gives priority to the use of electric vehicles due to lower emissions compared to conventionally powered vehicles (diesel or gasoline engines). In this way, goals have been set in the European Union and regulations have been passed which, among other things, require a certain percentage of motor vehicle recycling at the end of their service life. The Directive 2000/53/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council regulates waste management in the vehicle sector. Due to the increased number of electric vehicles, which participate in the transport of goods and people, the paper partially analyzes the problem related to the adaptation of existing recycling centers (for classic vehicles), for the needs of recycling electric vehicles and their specific parts and equipment (such as magnets and electric motors).

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Section: Motor Vehicle Recycling Process After Usementioning

confidence: 99%

“…The maximum thickness of materials processed in the Shredder plant is 2 mm for sheet metal, 5 mm for steel and 10 mm for circular parts. In Figure 4, a schematic representation of the Shredder metal waste recycling plant is given [18,19].…”

Section: Motor Vehicle Recycling Process After Usementioning

confidence: 99%

Logistics of Electric Drive Motor Vehicles Recycling

Milojević¹,

Miletić²,

Stojаnović³

et al. 2020

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“…The average costs for sorting separately collected solid municipal waste at the wasteprocessing enterprise, according to the data [10,11,12] are in the range of 17…46 US dollars per 1 ton of incoming solid municipal wastes, if the waste-processing enterprise operates once 266 days per year. These costs include return on investment and removal of secondary sorting waste to the landfill.…”

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“…Average costs on sorting of the municipal solid waste, collected separately, at the wasteprocessing enterprise are 17...46 US dollars per 1 ton of wastes, arriving 266 days in a year in case of a single-shift work waste-processing enterprise [10,11,12]. These expenses include return of investments and disposal of secondary waste of sorting to the polygon.…”

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Improvement of the sanitary cleaning system within the municipal housing-and-communal services

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The article is devoted to some questions of sanitary cleaning management in housing-and-communal services in the city. The authors revealed the tasks of activization of the innovation activity in the sphere of removal and processing of municipal solid waste as the result of the analysis of the situation existing in Russia. Separate collecting and processing of waste is offered as the perspective option. Special attention was paid to such an element as solid waste disposal. The technique of the assessment of the expediency of municipal expenses on the solid waste disposal is offered. Comparison of expenses on disposal and sorting of mixed and divided waste is carried out. The conclusion on the advantage of expediency of the divided waste is drawn. Results of this work can be used by the representatives of housing-and-communal services of the cities, responsible for sanitary cleaning, in their practical work.

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Waste Collection and Transport

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Logistics of Electric Drive Motor Vehicles Recycling

Logistics of Electric Drive Motor Vehicles Recycling

Improvement of the sanitary cleaning system within the municipal housing-and-communal services

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