"Then the left over glass is cleaned of dust, oxides and phosphors, leaving behind only clean glass to be sorted. The last stage of CRT recycling sorts different types of glass, leaded and unleaded. Both will be used to make new screens, which is known as closed loop recycling. Hopefully this article has given you a better idea of how e-waste is recycled. This is from an article that appeared on All Green Website: http://www.allgreenrecycling.com/blog/how-does-recycling-help-the-environment/"

1. PRESENTER
Company Meeting TitleHOW DOES RECYCLING HELP THE
ENVIRONMENT

3. E-waste
recycler’s
collection for
the day are
sorted by hand
Batteries and
copper will be
extracted for
quality control
Products are
then shredded
into pieces
Data
destruction, if
you are
recycling a
hard drive, will
occur here.
The small
debris is
shaken before
a secondary
size reduction
Copper, brass
and aluminum
are separated
from the non-
metallic
products.
Water is
utilized to
keep plastic
and glass
separate.
How is e-waste recycled? The Process

4. Recycling Cathode Ray Tubes which are most commonly discovered in old style televisions
and computer monitors will prove to be more complicated than recycling most of the
electronic waste.
How is e-waste recycled | Cathode Ray
Tube Monitors and Televisions
Recycled
first by
removing
the monitor
body from
the cathode
ray tube
The shell
is
recycled
along
with
regular
ewaste.
The tubes
and screens
are broken
down into
small
pieces. Any glass
dust that is a
by product of
this process
is disposed
of
responsibly
in an eco-
friendly way.
E-waste is
recycled
through
metal
removal. The broken
pieces of
glass are
passed under
magnets,
where steel
and iron are
extracted
from the
glass.
Aluminum
and copper
are
removed. All
of these
materials
are then
collected
and reused
as raw.
Then the left
over glass is
cleaned of
dust, oxides
and
phosphors,
leaving
behind only
clean glass to
be sorted.

5.  Brief overview of performance against each objective.
How Did We Do?The last stage of CRT recycling sorts different types of glass, leaded and unleaded.
Both will be used to make new screens, which is known as closed loop recycling.

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