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1. RECYCLING NEED OF THE
SOCIETY
BY-ACADEMIC YEAR:
2020-21(CE-6-I)
UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF SUBHASH YADAV SIR
2. SUBMITTED BY
Roll no Name Enrollment
number
1 Abrange Abhishek Arvind 1700470169
2 Altekar Adhyayan Arvind 1900470022
3 Badkar Rushikesh Ananda 1800470064
4 Bharmal Vedanjali Subhash 1800470193
3. Table of contents
Definition
Introduction
Benefits
Merits of recycling
Demerits of recycling
Process of recycling
Methods of collection
Types of recycling
4. Definition
► The process of collecting, separating, reusing and remanufacturing used materials
and products is known as Recycling.
► Recycling is the process of converting waste materials into new materials and
objects. The recovery of energy from waste materials is often included in this
concept. The recyclability of a material depends on its ability to reacquire the
properties it had in its original state. It is an alternative to "conventional" waste
disposal that can save material and help lower greenhouse gas emissions. Recycling
can prevent the waste of potentially useful materials and reduce the consumption of
fresh raw materials, thereby reducing: energy usage, air pollution (from incineration),
and water pollution (from landfilling).
5. INTRODUCTION
Recycling is the process of converting waste materialsinto new materials.
Nearly anything we see and use can be recycled.
However, we recycle only about 30% of all waste when in reality over 75% of it is
recyclable.
Recycling is the key component of modern waste management.
Conversion of waste materials into useful materials is nothing but recycling.
Recycling is a key component of modern waste reduction and is the third
component of the "Reduce, Reuse, and Recycle" waste hierarchy.
6. BENIFITS OF RECYCLING
Decrease waste that goes into landfills and incinerators
Conserves natural resources such as timber, water, and minerals
Increases economic security
Prevents pollution
Saves energy
Helps create jobs
Fights Global Warming.
Reduced Energy Consumption
Protects nature
Manufacturing of cost effective products.
7. MERITS OF RECYCLING
► Recycling minimizes pollution
► Protects the environment
► Recycling minimizes global warming
► Conserves natural resources
► Recycling cuts down the amount of waste in landfill sites
► Recycling ensures sustainable use of resources
► Recycling contributes to the creation of jobs
► Reduces energy consumption
► Recycling helps to make and to save money
► Recycling spreads environmental awareness
8. DEMERITS OF RECYCLING
High upfront capital costs
Recycling sites are always unhygienic, unsafe and unsightly
Recycling might not be inexpensive
Recycling is not widespread on large scale
Products from recycled waste may not be durable
More energy consumption and pollution
Result in pollutants
Increased processing cost and low-quality jobs
Stricter and more stringent implementation required
Recycling is still ineffective
Methane is a GHG
9. PROCESS OF RECYCLING
There are main steps in the recycling process:
1.Collecting:
Recyclable material is collected in recycling collection
bins.
Following are color coding for collection of various recyclables
1. BLUE – Paper Recycling.
2. GREEN – Organic Recycling.
3. RED – Landfill Waste.
4. YELLOW – plastic Recycling.
5. WHITE – Soft Plastic Recycling.
6. BLACK- Metal Recycling.
10. METHODS OF COLLECTION
Curbside collection: It is a service provided to households, typically in urban and
suburban areas, of collecting and disposing of household waste and recyclables.
Buy-back centers: Recycling facility which has an attendant present while open, at
which source-separated recyclables are purchased from the general public, or accepted
for a nominal fee.
Drop-off centers: It is a lawful collection site for the acceptance by donation,
redemption, or purchase of recyclable materials from the public.
2. PROCESSING OR SORTING
It involves sorting materials into groups, cleaning them and getting them ready for
manufacturing
11. 3. Manufacturing
It involves developing new products from already used products.
4. Back to the market
Last step, but certainly not the least , involves purchasing the recycled products.
12. TYPES OF RECYCLING
E-recycling
Plastic recycling
Wood Recycling
Glass Recycling
Textiles Recycling
Bricks/Inert Waste Recycling
Metal Recycling
Waste Paper Recycling
13. SIMPLE WAY OF RECYCLING IN CONSTRUCTION
Masonry for reuse in your construction or for crushing to make road bases
Windows, doors, and roofing (where reusable) for use in other habitations
Appliances and fixtures, including sinks and baths, for refitting elsewhere
Lumber and wood products (where reusable) for reuse, or conversion to mulch or biomass
fuel
Metals for smelting and conversion into other products
Vegetation and trees for replanting if feasible, or for biomass fuel
Cardboard and paper for pulping
Plastic crates/container, bags and sheets (where reusable)
14. CONCLUSION
Conclusion-
How recycling can be started at individual level and then at society level
Why recycling is important
benefits of recycling
Awareness regarding recycling
How recycling is a best option
Any another options to be preferred to solve problem along with recycling