The growing production of waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) requires close loop management to protect the environment save resources. Repair reuse can extend product’s life span. However, debates on differences seen in resource consumption linked different ways repairing devices have received a limited amount attention. This article demonstrates quantification (cradle-to-gate) fi...

The circular economy is attracting the attention of governments and companies who recognize importance promoting a sustainable approach toward social industrial development. European Union requires EU State members to support improving production consumption Waste Electrical Electronic Equipment (WEEE). This paper supports conceptualization model, proposing reuse lithium-ion batteries from WEEE...

The treatment of Wastes Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE) is a significant source secondary raw materials. Ferrous non-ferrous metals, electronic equipment, plastics are among these One the most common metals sourced out WEEE stainless steel. Dishwashers sources steel, so large amounts steel can be recovered from them. In this project, dishwashers were submitted to size reduction via s...

This paper presents the results of our PhD work recently completed at the research institute of transportation and logistics CRET-LOG, University of the Mediterranean (Aix – Marseille II, France). We apply Morgan and Hunt’s (1994) 5 “commitment – trust theory of relationship marketing” to a new arena : vertical eco-marketing and reverse distribution channels preparing recycling activities. Our ...

Large household appliances contain substantial amounts of plastics. At their end life, these are processed in waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) treatment plants where a mixed plastic fraction is generally obtained after mechanical processing. This paper presents the results study conducted to investigate whether practice recycling streams without decontamination can be continued ...

Waste of Electrical and Electronic Equipments (WEEE) is one the fastest growing waste streams in world. The treatment WEEE with high content precious metals (Au particular) has received most attention due to their economic potential. development simple, environmentally friendly cost-effective methods for recovery from “low-value” (e.g., <100 g/t Au) important circular economy perspective. In...