Electrical wire recycling has been tied to China's demand for copper and infrastructure growth over the past decade. However, China's economic slowdown has reduced its copper scrap imports in recent years, slowing wire recycling in North America. Improved sorting technologies may help recyclers recover more copper and increase purity levels. Developing end markets for recycled plastic wire insulation could also boost the industry, but a long-term solution remains elusive. The future prospects for wire recycling depend on technology advances, capital investment, and innovative uses for recycled materials.
International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
Computational chemistry allows a computer to understand a specific aspect of science — such as the structure of a protein — and then learn how it functions. Applications of coupling computers and chemistry include creating solar cells and drugs and optimizing motor vehicles.
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Electronic waste, or e-waste, refers to obsolete or unusable electronic devices such as computers, TVs, and cell phones. E-waste contains hazardous materials like lead, cadmium, and mercury that can pollute the environment if not properly disposed of. The growing stockpile of e-waste poses serious environmental and health risks as it takes up landfill space and the toxins can leach into groundwater. Proper e-waste management includes reuse, recycling, and disposal as a last resort to prevent environmental contamination and protect public health.
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The automotive industry has traditionally been at the forefront of engineering applications for fiber laser systems. The new demands made by the breakthrough of e-mobility has placed even more requirements on fiber lasers in reducing costs, improving performance, and creating new composite materials and components.
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International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications (IJERA) is an open access online peer reviewed international journal that publishes research and review articles in the fields of Computer Science, Neural Networks, Electrical Engineering, Software Engineering, Information Technology, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Plastic Engineering, Food Technology, Textile Engineering, Nano Technology & science, Power Electronics, Electronics & Communication Engineering, Computational mathematics, Image processing, Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Environmental Engineering, VLSI Testing & Low Power VLSI Design etc.
Computational chemistry allows a computer to understand a specific aspect of science — such as the structure of a protein — and then learn how it functions. Applications of coupling computers and chemistry include creating solar cells and drugs and optimizing motor vehicles.
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Electronic waste, or e-waste, refers to obsolete or unusable electronic devices such as computers, TVs, and cell phones. E-waste contains hazardous materials like lead, cadmium, and mercury that can pollute the environment if not properly disposed of. The growing stockpile of e-waste poses serious environmental and health risks as it takes up landfill space and the toxins can leach into groundwater. Proper e-waste management includes reuse, recycling, and disposal as a last resort to prevent environmental contamination and protect public health.
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The automotive industry has traditionally been at the forefront of engineering applications for fiber laser systems. The new demands made by the breakthrough of e-mobility has placed even more requirements on fiber lasers in reducing costs, improving performance, and creating new composite materials and components.
Read on to learn more about how fiber lasers support the inevitable breakthrough of e-mobility
Even if the value of recycled glass increased in the future, there would still be the technical problem of separating glass from other recyclables at the Material Recovery Center. If glass ever becomes a significant recyclable, it will be done by companies that specialize in collecting and recycling glass separately from the bulk of the trash generated by the trash society.
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- Key principles of TCP/IP including separation of concerns, best effort, and end-to-end design
- Definitions of network neutrality focusing on non-discrimination of internet traffic
- Different forms of neutrality including network, competition, social, and technological
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Michael Kühne - How to Build an API Your Developers will Love - code.talks 2015AboutYouGmbH
This document discusses how to build an API that developers will love. It recommends creating a positive developer experience by understanding user needs, implementing useful and consistent functionality, providing documentation and support, and maintaining the API over time with a long-term mindset. Key aspects include following REST principles, using versioning effectively, publishing tests and documentation, and focusing on reliability, communication and extending functionality over multiple versions. The goal is to build an API that is useful to both developers and the business.
This document provides tips for becoming college and career ready, including exploring education and career options, setting goals, and developing good study habits. It emphasizes the importance of self-discipline by avoiding distractions while doing homework. It also stresses resilience in the face of failure, noting that successful students review notes daily, schedule study time, and use effective study skills rather than just working hard.
This document summarizes some national and institutional initiatives regarding open education in Brazil and Australia. It outlines key statistics about the higher education sectors in both countries and discusses how some public universities in each country are embracing open educational practices (OEP) to increase access for remote learners, while balancing public and commercial interests. The University of Tasmania (UTAS) and Federal University of Parana (UFPR) are highlighted as having online offerings and OEP in their strategies, but predominantly offering face-to-face education. UTAS rewards academics for adopting OEP and has open policies, while UFPR partners on an open educational resources initiative. Challenges remaining include developing collaboration cultures and understanding of open licenses.
Este documento presenta una lección sobre líneas imaginarias en geografía. Contiene preguntas para que el alumno complete sobre paralelos y meridianos, identifique estas líneas en un mapa, mencione diferencias entre ellos y localice puntos en un mapa.
El documento describe la sociedad bizantina dividida en clases sociales como la aristocracia terrateniente, el clero, la burocracia, los comerciantes, los campesinos y los siervos. También explica que la economía bizantina se basaba en la agricultura y el comercio, con Constantinopla como principal centro comercial. Finalmente, señala que en 1054 se produjo el Cisma de Oriente entre la Iglesia Católica Romana y la Iglesia Católica Ortodoxa.
The Beilstein Handbook is a comprehensive compilation of information on organic compounds published in 503 volumes from 1918 to 1998. It covers the literature on organic chemistry up to 1959. The Handbook entries are in highly abbreviated German and provide textual descriptions of synthetic chemistry and data on compounds. Compounds are arranged systematically according to complex rules. Supporting materials in the library help users navigate the cryptic organization and terminology of the Beilstein Handbook.
Lista de empresas autuadas por trabalho análogo à escravidãoPortal NE10
Este documento fornece uma lista de empregadores que foram autuados por trabalho análogo ao de escravo entre 2014-2016 no Brasil. A lista inclui o nome do empregador, localização, número de trabalhadores envolvidos e detalhes sobre as autuações.
Evolution, Disruptors, and Opportunity: Insights from Industry LeadersNICSA
The rapid pace of change within financial services is catalyzing exciting developments in our business models, our operational processes, our approach to talent retention and development, and our product offerings.
Singularly, each of these areas –be it share class evolution, distribution modernization, data analytics, robotics, or regulatory compliance to name a few--could keep change management professionals busy for a long time to come. However, the interdependent nature of business functions requires that they be collaboratively addressed.
Not sure which issues to tackle first? Looking for guidance on how today’s business decisions will impact longer term strategic outlooks? Join us for a collaborative discussion about the different strategies for managing change within our firms and our industry.
The document discusses aluminum cable and its use in high voltage transmission lines. It describes the physical and chemical properties of aluminum that make it well-suited for this application, including its light weight, resistance to oxidation, and ability to be easily recycled. Most importantly, aluminum is highlighted as an excellent conductor of electricity due to its low electrical resistivity from having three delocalized electrons per atom. The document examines how aluminum cable is produced and its advantages over other materials for transmitting large quantities of power via overhead transmission lines.
You might have heard about the galvanized steel wire machine, but do you know where and how it is used? The electrical cables’ purpose is to transfer current from one element to another.
Investigation into possible electrical fire outbreaks at welders’ worksho...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes an investigation into potential electrical fire risks at welding workshops in Siwdo Kokompe, Ghana. The researcher examined the wiring, electricity distribution, and welding practices. The wiring and fittings at most workshops were found to be in good condition. However, the overuse and improper handling of sockets could pose fire risks due to power overload. The researcher concluded that their investigation did not find significant risks, but improvements could still be made to electrical safety.
Thomas Horton presents information on bimetallic conductors as an alternative to solid copper wire. Some key points include:
Bimetallics use a thin layer of copper bonded to a core metal like steel or aluminum, providing conductivity with stronger and lighter materials. They have more stable pricing than copper and are resistant to theft. While in use for decades, bimetallics could see more applications if engineers better understood their advantages over pure copper. Fushi Copperweld aims to work with cable manufacturers to develop new bimetallic solutions.
Thomas Horton presents information on bimetallic conductors as an alternative to solid copper conductors. Some key points include:
Bimetallics use a thin layer of copper bonded to a core metal of steel or aluminum, providing conductivity with stronger and lighter materials. They have more stable pricing than copper and are resistant to theft. While bimetallics have been used since 1915, there remains potential to further educate engineers and expand applications in fields like automotive and renewable energy. Fushi Copperweld aims to partner with cable manufacturers to develop innovative bimetallic solutions.
Micro-alloyed copper overhead line conductors - Wire & Cable Technology Inter...Leonardo ENERGY
http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=217299&p=90
Overhead line conductors are traditionally a domain for aluminium, using either steel reinforced aluminium or aluminium alloys. Using copper for overhead lines might surprise some people because it is a substantially heavier material. Weight, however, is not the most crucial characteristic of the conductor. Its smaller section and hydrophobic coating reduces the wind and ice loads on the conductors, which makes the overhead line more resistant and resilient to weather conditions.
Also, the higher conductivity of copper reduces the losses and the life cycle cost of the overhead line.
This document provides an overview of the cable industry and TRACO Cable Company Ltd. It discusses the history of cables from ancient ropes made of natural fibers to modern power and communication cables. It then summarizes TRACO's history, starting in 1960 with a focus on telephone cable manufacturing. It has expanded to include the production of PVC insulated cables up to 1.1kV. The company aims to continually improve quality and meet customer needs while complying with regulations. It has two manufacturing divisions and produces various types of jelly filled telephone cables and PVC cables for electrical transmission and distribution.
Even if the value of recycled glass increased in the future, there would still be the technical problem of separating glass from other recyclables at the Material Recovery Center. If glass ever becomes a significant recyclable, it will be done by companies that specialize in collecting and recycling glass separately from the bulk of the trash generated by the trash society.
MOOC Piattaforme digitali per la gestione del territorio - 4.1Alessandro Bogliolo
This document discusses digital platforms for territory management and the internet. It covers:
- The evolution of the internet from a Ptolemaic to Copernican vision with users at the center
- Key principles of TCP/IP including separation of concerns, best effort, and end-to-end design
- Definitions of network neutrality focusing on non-discrimination of internet traffic
- Different forms of neutrality including network, competition, social, and technological
- Models of the internet value chain and flows of money between different actors
- Issues caused by current dominant business models and lack of price signals
- Objectives of the EU's 2020 Digital Agenda for broadband coverage and take-up rates
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Michael Kühne - How to Build an API Your Developers will Love - code.talks 2015AboutYouGmbH
This document discusses how to build an API that developers will love. It recommends creating a positive developer experience by understanding user needs, implementing useful and consistent functionality, providing documentation and support, and maintaining the API over time with a long-term mindset. Key aspects include following REST principles, using versioning effectively, publishing tests and documentation, and focusing on reliability, communication and extending functionality over multiple versions. The goal is to build an API that is useful to both developers and the business.
This document provides tips for becoming college and career ready, including exploring education and career options, setting goals, and developing good study habits. It emphasizes the importance of self-discipline by avoiding distractions while doing homework. It also stresses resilience in the face of failure, noting that successful students review notes daily, schedule study time, and use effective study skills rather than just working hard.
This document summarizes some national and institutional initiatives regarding open education in Brazil and Australia. It outlines key statistics about the higher education sectors in both countries and discusses how some public universities in each country are embracing open educational practices (OEP) to increase access for remote learners, while balancing public and commercial interests. The University of Tasmania (UTAS) and Federal University of Parana (UFPR) are highlighted as having online offerings and OEP in their strategies, but predominantly offering face-to-face education. UTAS rewards academics for adopting OEP and has open policies, while UFPR partners on an open educational resources initiative. Challenges remaining include developing collaboration cultures and understanding of open licenses.
Este documento presenta una lección sobre líneas imaginarias en geografía. Contiene preguntas para que el alumno complete sobre paralelos y meridianos, identifique estas líneas en un mapa, mencione diferencias entre ellos y localice puntos en un mapa.
El documento describe la sociedad bizantina dividida en clases sociales como la aristocracia terrateniente, el clero, la burocracia, los comerciantes, los campesinos y los siervos. También explica que la economía bizantina se basaba en la agricultura y el comercio, con Constantinopla como principal centro comercial. Finalmente, señala que en 1054 se produjo el Cisma de Oriente entre la Iglesia Católica Romana y la Iglesia Católica Ortodoxa.
The Beilstein Handbook is a comprehensive compilation of information on organic compounds published in 503 volumes from 1918 to 1998. It covers the literature on organic chemistry up to 1959. The Handbook entries are in highly abbreviated German and provide textual descriptions of synthetic chemistry and data on compounds. Compounds are arranged systematically according to complex rules. Supporting materials in the library help users navigate the cryptic organization and terminology of the Beilstein Handbook.
Lista de empresas autuadas por trabalho análogo à escravidãoPortal NE10
Este documento fornece uma lista de empregadores que foram autuados por trabalho análogo ao de escravo entre 2014-2016 no Brasil. A lista inclui o nome do empregador, localização, número de trabalhadores envolvidos e detalhes sobre as autuações.
Evolution, Disruptors, and Opportunity: Insights from Industry LeadersNICSA
The rapid pace of change within financial services is catalyzing exciting developments in our business models, our operational processes, our approach to talent retention and development, and our product offerings.
Singularly, each of these areas –be it share class evolution, distribution modernization, data analytics, robotics, or regulatory compliance to name a few--could keep change management professionals busy for a long time to come. However, the interdependent nature of business functions requires that they be collaboratively addressed.
Not sure which issues to tackle first? Looking for guidance on how today’s business decisions will impact longer term strategic outlooks? Join us for a collaborative discussion about the different strategies for managing change within our firms and our industry.
The document discusses aluminum cable and its use in high voltage transmission lines. It describes the physical and chemical properties of aluminum that make it well-suited for this application, including its light weight, resistance to oxidation, and ability to be easily recycled. Most importantly, aluminum is highlighted as an excellent conductor of electricity due to its low electrical resistivity from having three delocalized electrons per atom. The document examines how aluminum cable is produced and its advantages over other materials for transmitting large quantities of power via overhead transmission lines.
You might have heard about the galvanized steel wire machine, but do you know where and how it is used? The electrical cables’ purpose is to transfer current from one element to another.
Investigation into possible electrical fire outbreaks at welders’ worksho...Alexander Decker
This document summarizes an investigation into potential electrical fire risks at welding workshops in Siwdo Kokompe, Ghana. The researcher examined the wiring, electricity distribution, and welding practices. The wiring and fittings at most workshops were found to be in good condition. However, the overuse and improper handling of sockets could pose fire risks due to power overload. The researcher concluded that their investigation did not find significant risks, but improvements could still be made to electrical safety.
Thomas Horton presents information on bimetallic conductors as an alternative to solid copper wire. Some key points include:
Bimetallics use a thin layer of copper bonded to a core metal like steel or aluminum, providing conductivity with stronger and lighter materials. They have more stable pricing than copper and are resistant to theft. While in use for decades, bimetallics could see more applications if engineers better understood their advantages over pure copper. Fushi Copperweld aims to work with cable manufacturers to develop new bimetallic solutions.
Thomas Horton presents information on bimetallic conductors as an alternative to solid copper conductors. Some key points include:
Bimetallics use a thin layer of copper bonded to a core metal of steel or aluminum, providing conductivity with stronger and lighter materials. They have more stable pricing than copper and are resistant to theft. While bimetallics have been used since 1915, there remains potential to further educate engineers and expand applications in fields like automotive and renewable energy. Fushi Copperweld aims to partner with cable manufacturers to develop innovative bimetallic solutions.
Micro-alloyed copper overhead line conductors - Wire & Cable Technology Inter...Leonardo ENERGY
http://www.bluetoad.com/publication/?i=217299&p=90
Overhead line conductors are traditionally a domain for aluminium, using either steel reinforced aluminium or aluminium alloys. Using copper for overhead lines might surprise some people because it is a substantially heavier material. Weight, however, is not the most crucial characteristic of the conductor. Its smaller section and hydrophobic coating reduces the wind and ice loads on the conductors, which makes the overhead line more resistant and resilient to weather conditions.
Also, the higher conductivity of copper reduces the losses and the life cycle cost of the overhead line.
This document provides an overview of the cable industry and TRACO Cable Company Ltd. It discusses the history of cables from ancient ropes made of natural fibers to modern power and communication cables. It then summarizes TRACO's history, starting in 1960 with a focus on telephone cable manufacturing. It has expanded to include the production of PVC insulated cables up to 1.1kV. The company aims to continually improve quality and meet customer needs while complying with regulations. It has two manufacturing divisions and produces various types of jelly filled telephone cables and PVC cables for electrical transmission and distribution.
A Review on Distribution Cables and Their Diagnostic Methodsijtsrd
Diagnostic methods for two major cables, PVC and XLPE cables, are presented. As a new diagnostic method for the PVC cable insulation, an analysis of the insulation oil sampled from the splices or the end sealing box is proposed. As for diagnostic methods for the XLPE cable insulation, several methods are described to detect water tree deterioration, which is the only major problem with XLPE cables. These methods are classified into off-line and live-line tests. Especially, newly proposed diagnostic methods are discussed, which can be applied to live line XLPE cables. These are a measuring method of dc current component in ac charging current of cables containing water trees, a method to measure insulation resistance, and a method of detecting electrical tree deterioration in XLPE cable. Vikas | J. S. Arya "A Review on Distribution Cables and Their Diagnostic Methods" Published in International Journal of Trend in Scientific Research and Development (ijtsrd), ISSN: 2456-6470, Volume-2 | Issue-6 , October 2018, URL: http://www.ijtsrd.com/papers/ijtsrd18829.pdf
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Copper (Cu), chemical element, a reddish, extremely ductile metal of Group 11 (Ib) of the periodic table that is an unusually good conductor of electricity and heat. Copper is found in the free metallic state in nature. This native copper was first used (c. 8000 bce) as a substitute for stone by Neolithic (New Stone Age) humans. Metallurgy dawned in Mesopotamia as copper was cast to shape in molds (c. 4000 bce), was reduced to metal from ores with fire and charcoal, and was intentionally alloyed with tin as bronze (c. 3500 bce).
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This document discusses gate stack design and transistor development. It covers the history of gate oxides and issues with thinning gate oxides, leading to the adoption of high-k dielectric materials. The document discusses challenges with poly-silicon gates and the transition to metal gates. It outlines present gate stack designs incorporating high-k dielectrics and metal gates, and future developments including the use of tri-gate and FinFET transistors to continue following Moore's Law.
Analyzing the Effect of Alloying Addition in Steel samplesIRJET Journal
The document analyzes the effect of alloying titanium (Ti) in steel samples. Ti was added to low carbon steel samples in amounts of 0%, 0.3%, and 0.6% to study its effects. Hardness testing showed that hardness increased with higher Ti content due to Ti's ability to refine grains. Corrosion testing in sulfuric acid found that corrosion resistance improved with increasing Ti, as evidenced by more positive corrosion potentials and lower corrosion currents. Micrographs also showed less corrosion on surfaces of Ti-containing samples. In conclusion, the addition of Ti increased both the hardness and corrosion resistance of the low carbon steel samples.
Molecular electronics utilizes single molecules or collections of molecules as electronic components. It offers the potential to continue shrinking circuits beyond the limits of silicon as dictated by Moore's law. Molecular electronics relies on organic polymers, polyphenylene chains, and carbon nanotubes as its molecular building blocks. These molecules can act as wires, transistors, diodes, and other circuit elements. Successful demonstrations include organic field-effect transistors and molecular memory chips. Molecular electronics promises greater miniaturization, lower power usage, and new applications like flexible electronics if the challenges of precise fabrication and experimental verification can be overcome.
1) Diamond chips or carbon chips are electronic chips manufactured using carbon or diamond as the substrate material instead of silicon. Carbon nanotubes are a major component used in carbon chips.
2) Carbon has advantages over silicon such as higher thermal conductivity, ability to withstand higher voltages and temperatures. However, carbon chips are still more expensive than silicon chips and electricity does not flow as smoothly through diamond as silicon.
3) Research is ongoing to address these issues and fully utilize the properties of carbon nanotubes and diamond film for applications like power electronics where their properties would provide benefits over silicon. Carbon chips are not expected to completely replace silicon for at least 20 more years.
Aluminium Wire & Cables Manufacturing Industry. Start an Electric Wire & Cable Business
Aluminium (Al) is one of the most common metal elements. In fact, it is the third most abundant element (after oxygen and silicon) that makes up about 8% by weight of the Earth’s crust. Aluminium is one of the most electrically conductive metals and highly resistant to ordinary corrosion. With other characteristics such as lightweight, strength, and low cost to produce, aluminium has become one of the most popular materials for electrical applications. Aluminium wire is nowadays increasingly popular for electrical wiring and in utility grid transmission and distribution networks, and are widely used for wiring in several of industries including electronics, construction, aircraft etc.
Aluminium Wire
Aluminum wire are utilized in various home electrical appliances, switches, circuit breakers and motors owing to its light weight, corrosion resistance and retention of temperature even at low temperatures properties. The products are used in electrical products as they are lighter than other material, it also reduces corona an electric discharge which is associated with high power transmission and its excessive heating do not separate the electrical fixtures and connections, thus increasing the industry demand.
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This document discusses the dangers, costs, and threats to reliability from copper theft from Canada's electricity infrastructure. It notes that copper theft is a growing problem due to the increased value of copper. Copper theft puts lives at risk, is expensive to repair, and can cause power outages. The document recommends a national action plan, local coalitions to combat theft, regulations for scrap metal dealers, and criminal code amendments.
ARBG Copper Company was founded in 2015 to become a major copper business in the Middle East. Copper is used widely in construction, energy, automotive, electronics, and other industries. ARBG has production facilities around the world. Copper is a conductive and corrosion-resistant metal that occurs naturally and is essential for human, animal and plant health. It has many uses including wiring, pipes, coins, and applications in transportation, machinery, and consumer goods.
This document discusses copper theft from Canada's electricity infrastructure. It outlines how copper theft is dangerous, expensive, and threatens reliability of electricity systems. Some key points:
1) Copper theft endangers lives of thieves and first responders as electricity infrastructure operates at much higher voltages than homes. Several deaths have occurred in Canada from copper theft incidents.
2) Copper theft costs the Canadian electricity sector an estimated $40 million annually to repair damage and replace stolen materials. It also impacts other sectors like construction.
3) Stolen copper threatens reliability of electricity systems as it is a critical component of power generation, transmission and distribution infrastructure. Outages can result from copper thefts.
Manufacturing of Porcelain Insulators. Profitable Investment in Porcelain Electric Insulators Industry.
Porcelain in most typically used material for overhead insulator in present days. The porcelain is aluminum salt. The atomic number 13 salt is mixed with plastic porcelain clay, spar and quartz to get final laborious and glazed porcelain material. The surface of the insulator ought to be glazed enough in order that water shouldn't be derived on that. Porcelain conjointly ought to be free from porosity since porosity is the main reason for deterioration of its dielectric property. It should even be free from any impurity and bubble within the material which can have an effect on the insulator properties.
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1. FUTURE TRENDS – RECYCLING – ELECTRICAL WIRE
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From Recycling Today, “Alternating Currents”, Brian Taylor, October 2015:
The scrap wire that makes its way into a North American wire chopping facility comes from
various sources, including several links in the scrap dealer and wholesale chain.
What much of this scrap has in common, however, is that it became obsolete as a result of
construction, demolition, or renovation projects in the U.S. or Canada.
Investments in expanding and upgrading the grid can be one source, particularly for thicker gauge
aluminum electrical cable. Buildings being demolished can serve as another source, provided
scavengers have not previously illicitly stripped the building of its wiring.
Construction, renovation and remodeling also generate wire cable and scrap, which means a
direct correlation between the building sector’s health and the level of activity at wire chopping
plants.
In the 21st
century, wire chopping activity has been tied to the degree of competition from buyers
based in China. As China’s infrastructure and hunger for copper ramped up, many forms of wire
and cable scrap became almost exclusively earmarked for shipment to China.
So China has been the driving force behind electrical wire recycling in the past ten years, and has
been the reason for the slowdown since late 2014. See Figure 1, “North American Wire
Choppers”. Again from “Alternating Currents”:
“Business is not that good, so we haven’t added any other locations to chop wire or do anything
else, for that matter,” states one recycler based in the western U.S.
A recycler in Canada says, “Our chopper is currently down at the present time and hopefully will
be running sometime next year.”
The cooling off of China’s economy and the reduced price for primary nonferrous metals has put a
dent in that nation’s demand for nonferrous scrap. A presentation by Carlos Risapatron, director of
the Lisbon, Portugal-based International Copper Study Group (ICSG) at a Metal Bulletin
conference in May 2015, characterized some of the recent changes, as reported by Reuters
columnist Andy Horne, the ICSG director said copper product fabricators in China have taken
advantage of widely available primary copper and have upgraded their manufacturing systems
to use these primary materials.
Largely owing to these circumstances, the ICSG estimates China’s red metals fabricators
consumed just 550,000 metric tons of imported copper scrap in 2014, down from 1.2 million
metric tons in 2012.
The slowdown hasn’t stopped so the near term prospects for electrical wire recycling don’t look
good, but that will change in a big way within five years. The long term prospects for recycling
many things will increase significantly in the future. The recyclers with the least costly operations
and a long-term view of the business will excel. From Recycling Today, “Room for Improvement”,
Brian Taylor, October 1, 2014:
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Ever since the U.S.Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) in 1970 prohibited the burning or
incineration of wire and cable that surrounds it, recyclers and technology have been devising and
improving separation systems to replace that method.
The wire processing sector that has developed in the subsequent decades has been sometimes
lucrative and sometimes challenging for nonferrous recyclers who have invested in wire chopping
technology.
By the time wire and cable is processed by operators who specialize in the practice, the end
consumers of the product have come to expect a clean secondary commodity that would not be
recognizable to the outside observer as scrap metal.
The Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries Inc. (ISRI), Washington, has several grades of
chopped wire listed in its “2014 Scrap Specifications Circular,” including:
Clove – No. 1 copper wire nodules consisting of “bare, uncoated, unalloyed copper wire scrap
nodules, chopped or shredded, free of tin, lead, zinc, aluminum, iron, other metallic impurities,
insulation and other foreign contamination” with a minimum copper content of 99 percent.
Cobra – No. 2 copper wire nodules consisting of “unalloyed copper wire scrap nodules, chopped
or shredded” with a minimum 97-percent-copper content.
Cocoa – Copper wire nodules of unalloyed chopped or shredded material with a minimum 99-
percent-copper content.
Tall – Electrical conductor aluminum nodules of “clean chopped or shredded [material] free of
insulation and nonmetallic items.” The grade must contain at least 99.45-percent-aluminum
content.
Considering how wire and cable can enter a wire processing facility—potentially baled and
possibly mixed—these seemingly difficult standards are nonetheless met and exceeded each day
by wire and cable processors…
The standards are exceeded by the processors who are in it for the long haul. The fly-by-night-get
rich-quick types quickly fall out of the recycling race. That is going to be even more the case in the
future because technology, and the capital required to invest in it, will separate the short-termers
from the survivors.
Nonetheless, operators of wire chopping lines say they are keeping their eyes and ears open for
new and improved technology on the market. “There is always a better way or improvements with
the current technology as necessity and inventive minds evolve,” says Melvin Lipsitz of M. Lipsitz
& Co., Waco, Texas…
Jeffrey Mallin of Mallin Bros. Co. Inc., Kansas City, Missouri, says the sorting or preprocessing of
insulated copper wire (ICW) in particular still lends itself to further improvements.
“U.S. dealers today don’t send a totally clean ICW package that choppers can make No. 1 copper
out of,” says Mallin. “There are brass fittings, wire nuts and tinned wire included in the loads,
which makes it very, very difficult to create a good clean bare chop.”
3. FUTURE TRENDS – RECYCLING – ELECTRICAL WIRE
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Whether improving sorting methods on the chopping line or in advance of it, Mallin says he
is not yet convinced he has found the next investment to make. “I have seen the optical sorters—
i.e., color separation—which might be a good next step for copper and aluminum separation, but
the technology or machinery I saw in production was not efficient, and the finished product was
not refined or pure in any form,” he comments.
Steven Safran of Safran Metals in Chicago, who like Mallin has been processing wire and cable
for more than three decades, says he continues to believe the best way to produce a pure metal
chop is by being selective with the material introduced into the chopping line.
One of the technological advances that would provide a boost to wire processors does not involve
metals recovery but rather creating end markets for the plastic jackets and coatings of wire and
cable.
There have been and still are some smaller volume end markets for the material, but for chopping
lines “that render cross-linked polyethylene, [there] has been no real good recycling home” for the
material, says Lipsitz.
Some makers of plastic composite products, such as IntegriCo (http://integrico.com) of Temple,
Texas, have expressed an interest in accepting clean, processed wire and cable jackets for use in
their products. (IntegriCo specializes in manufacturing railroad crossties.)
Safran says his company occasionally finds an end market that will accept some of the shredded
jacket material at no charge (rather than Safran Metals having to pay to dispose of it), but a long-
term solution remains elusive. “For someone who can really develop that market, I think there is a
multimillion-dollar market there for the recycled plastics,” he comments.
From Recycling Today, “Charged for Separation”, Dr. Rainer Kohnlechner, July 7, 2015:
As the science of cable recycling has advanced and the volume of cable scrap recycled has
increased, new processing technology to yield increased recovery can pay dividends. Therefore, it
is not surprising that recyclers of this material increasingly are attempting to recover virtually 100
percent of the valuable copper, including what is left behind in the plastic insulation.
It is possible to recover residual copper from insulation in a dry process using electrostatic
separators, such as the Hamos KWS electrostatic separator.
After granulation, copper and plastic are separated by gravity using setting tables. The setting
tables are adjusted to produce copper that is as much as 100 percent pure. This is especially
important because even the smallest impurities in the copper fraction lead to significant revenue
reduction. Copper smelter pay the highest prices for No. 1 copper, so the aim is to produce copper
of maximum purity.
For technical reasons, however, it is difficult to produce copper with 100 percent purity while also
producing a “copper-free” plastic fraction using a gravity separation table. Particularly
when processing mixed cables (namely cables containing course and fine wires and strands) or
thin telephone cables, are cycler can expect to lose a small amount of fine copper wire
4. FUTURE TRENDS – RECYCLING – ELECTRICAL WIRE
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and dust to the insulation. Typical copper losses can—depending on cable type—range from 2
percent to 12 percent, a proportion that implies significant financial losses as processing volumes
increase. Dry electrostatic separators can provide economical separation of even the smallest and
finest residual copper particles from cable scrap.
The copper yield from cable recycling plants, therefore, can be increased with the aid of
electrostatic separation technology. Because of its dry operation, recovery of nearly all residual
metals, high operational efficiency and, in particular, the rapid amortization of such electrostatic
separators for metal separation, the technology can serve as a complement to modern cable
scrap processing plants.
Should the cable’s plastic insulation not be disposed of but made into a product, electrostatic
separation technology can be applied in this area as well.
Part of the future of recycling will be innovative efforts to use the recycled materials. The trash-
throw-away society has to make the transition from the Age of Growth into the Age of Survival
before that happens to any great extent. The younger generations will lead the way once they
realize the past cannot be revived.
Recycling electrical wire may not be a multi-million dollar market in the future, but it will be a living!
5. FUTURE TRENDS – RECYCLING – ELECTRICAL WIRE
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Investment City Company
Alabama PellCity Trans-Cycle Industries Inc.
California
Huntington
Beach
CopperRecovery
SanJose SimsMetalManagement
Colorado
Denver AtlasMetalandIronCorp.
Meriden CableManagementLLC
Willimantic Prime MaterialsRecovery Inc.
Florida
Fort Myers GardenStreetIronandMetal
Jacksonville CommercialMetalsCo.
Georgia
Atlanta SchnitzerSteelSoutheast
McDonough FortuneMetalGeorgiaLLC
Norcross NewellRecyclingSoutheast
Illinois
Chicago MidwestIndustrialMetalsCo.
Chicago SafranMetalCo.
Chicago Tri-StateMetalCo.
Chicago UniversalScrapMetalsInc.
Cicero UnitedScrapMetal Inc.
Eldorado Eldorado Enterprises & Recycle
Elk Grove
Village
G&MMetalInc.
Indiana
FortWayne OmniSourceCorp.– GranulatorDivision
Indianapolis J. Solotken&Co.
Jonesboro ExeonProcessorsLLC
Nabb VersatileProcessingGroup
Waterloo MetalXLLC
Iowa Spencer ShineBros.Inc.
Louisiana Hammond SouthernRecyclingLLC(EMRGroup)
Maryland Rosedale IntegrityRecycling
Massachusetts Holden Salitsky Alloy Inc.
Mississippi Jackson
MetalProcessorsInc.
(JacksonIron&MetalCo.)
Missouri
KansasCity MallinBros.Co.
St.Louis Metal Recovery Systems
New Jersey Howell Emil A. SchrothInc.
NewYork
Canastota Prime MaterialsRecovery Inc.
Lancaster Manitoba Corp.
6. FUTURE TRENDS – RECYCLING – ELECTRICAL WIRE
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State City Company
NewYork
Medford Gershow Recycling
Owego UpstateShredding
North Carolina
Charlotte SouthernMetalsCo.Inc.
Roxboro WesbellTechnologies
Ohio
East
Liverpool
SixRecyclingCorp.
Zanesville MuskingumIron& MetalCo.
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia NortheastMetalTradersInc.
Philadelphia Pasco Inc.
Pittsburgh TubeCityInc.
RhodeIsland Lincoln FortuneMetalInc.ofRhodeIsland
SouthCarolina
Charleston CharlestonSteel & MetalCo.
Duncan EdM.SiskInc.
Orangeburg Prime MaterialsRecovery Inc.
Spartanburg OmniSourceCorp.
Tennessee Jackson HutchersonMetalsInc.
Texas
Dallas Commerical Metals
ElPaso W. Silver Recycling
McKinney Encore Wire Ltd.
Waco M.Lipsitz&Co.
Utah
Salt Lake
City
UtahMetal Works
Virginia Richmond StrattonMetals
Washington Tacoma SimonMetalsLLC
Wisconsin
Stevens
Point
CopperConnectionInc.
CANADA
Alberta
Edmonton General Recycling Industries
Edmonton Mapleleaf Metals Industries
Ontario
Barrie
GlobalElectricElectronicProcessing
(GEEP)
Brampton TripleMMetal
Mississauga
PeelScrapMetal RecyclingLtd.
(idleasoflate2015)
NorthYork IngotMetalCo.Ltd.
Toronto Super Metal Recycling& Equipment Inc.
Quebec Montreal American Iron & Metal
FIGURE 1
NORTH AMERICAN ELECTRICAL WIRE CHOPPERS