Search for dissertations about: "simulated recycling"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 14 swedish dissertations containing the words simulated recycling.
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1. Recycling and degradation of thermoplastic materials
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2. Effects of Simulated Recycling on Polyolefin Materials
Abstract : Production and handling of waste is a matter of concern in most countries, and one way to reduce the amount of waste is recycling. Since synthetic polymers are made from non- renewable resources and are used in large amounts, often for short periods of time, they should be recycled in a sustainable society. READ MORE
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3. Long-term Properties of Sustainable Polymeric Materials : Mechanical Recycling and Use of Renewable Resources
Abstract : New strategies for management of the accumulating amounts of plastic waste are required, to achieve a sustainable development in terms of material production and use. After service life, the materials should be recovered and recycled efficiently to provide a valuable resource for future applications. READ MORE
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4. Heterogeneous Degradation and Recyclability of PP Studied by Imaging Chemiluminescence
Abstract : Oxidative degradation is a serious threat to long-term use and recyclability of polymers. Successful recycling of polymeric quality products requires characterization of the polymer material after reprocessing and use. READ MORE
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5. Comparison of incineration and pyrolysis of NMC-lithium-ion batteries – determination of the effects on the chemical composition, and potential formation of hazardous by-products
Abstract : Several industrial lithium battery recycling processes use thermal pre-treatment in an oxidative or inert atmosphere, or in a vacuum, to separate the battery components and remove organic material. However, a comparison of these pre-treatments on the microstructure and composition of waste material and production scrap LiBs has not been explored as well as there is a scarcity of information about the character of by-products generated during the processing. READ MORE