2022.7.1 Making sustainable aluminum by recycling scrap: The science of “dirty” alloys - ScienceDirect Volume 128, July 2022, 100947 Making sustainable aluminum by
Read More2022.6.1 Evolution of aluminum resources from 1950 to 2050. (A) Anthropogenic stock, and (B) geological reserve, of aluminum in China. Note that the shaded area
Read More2022.4.13 To meet the demand for high-grade aluminium in the future, a new aluminium recycling method capable of upgrading scrap to a level similar to that of
Read More2022.6.13 In this way, we aimed to recognize the current state of the art of secondary aluminum recycling, in particular, the recycling of aluminum cans from waste collection in
Read More2010.11.1 Jirang CUI , Hans J. ROVEN doi/10.1016/S1003-6326 (09)60417-9 Get rights and content With the global warming of concern, the secondary
Read MoreThis useful factsheet details why aluminium is one of the most recycled materials on earth. New figures on global aluminium recycling rates were released by the IAI to mark World Statistics Day in October 2020.
Read More2020.8.18 The following seven articles focus on the recycling of aluminum (and its alloys) as well as mitigating the environmental ramifications of both primary and
Read More2018.1.9 This work provides an overview of the aluminum (Al) recycling process, from the scrap upgrading to the melting process. Innovations and new trends regarding the Al
Read More2021.2.24 The transportation industry is responsible for recycling the most aluminium products, both in tonnage (9 million tonnes) and eficiency (86%). 40,000 miles. On
Read More2 天之前 Aluminum recycling is the process through which scrap aluminum is reprocessed to be used in products after its initial production. Aluminum producers and recyclers in the aluminum industry work with individuals,
Read More2022.12.19 Due to the excellent engineering property, aluminum has become an important material for processing industries. As the demand of aluminum increased, a large amount of waste aluminum dross has been generated during the aluminum smelting process. The aluminum dross contained aluminum nitride and would cause odor while
Read More2018.1.9 This work provides an overview of the aluminum (Al) recycling process, from the scrap upgrading to the melting process. Innovations and new trends regarding the Al recycling technologies are highlighted. Aluminum recycling offers advantages in terms of environmental and economic benefits. The presence of deleterious impurities in recycled
Read More2001.8.1 DOI: 10.1016/S1471-5317(01)00013-X Corpus ID: 96348133; Recycling of aluminum – effect of fluoride additions on the salt viscosity and on the alumina dissolution @article{Tenrio2001RecyclingOA, title={Recycling of aluminum – effect of fluoride additions on the salt viscosity and on the alumina dissolution}, author={Jorge Alberto Soares
Read More2001.8.1 This slag is reminiscent of the Al2O3 surface layer and of the non-metallic additives in the aluminum cans (e.g. the glaze coverage). Similar efficiencies are observed in conventional aluminum recycling technology and, from this source, it is known that the use of inorganic fluxes lead to a dramatic increase in (metal recovery) efficiency [10,11].
Read More2002.11.1 The recycling of aluminium scrap has significant economic, energy, environmental and resource savings implications. Comparing to the primary aluminium production, aluminium recycling has a great advantage due to lower production cost (Campbell, 1996; Henstock, 1996). In order to efficiently recycle metals the industry is
Read More2022.6.1 The aluminum EoL recycling rate can realistically be maintained at 60% (Graedel et al., 2011) through the implementation of various actions, technologies, and monitoring activities. In addition, some countries such as Germany currently practices over 80% aluminum recycling rate.
Read More2023.7.12 Aluminum can is the most recycled consumer product in the world. Each year, the aluminum industry pays out more than US$800 million for empty aluminum cans. Recycling aluminium cans is a closed-loop process since used beverage cans that are recycled are primarily used to make beverage cans. Recycled aluminium cans are used
Read More2012.12.13 The communication presents an extension of the leaching process of the salt cake earlier developed by the present authors. The process describes the investigations in capturing the ammonia gas evolved by hydrolysis of AlN during aqueous leaching at 373 K (100 °C) by CO2-saturated water. The product, i.e., ammonium bicarbonate which is
Read More2001.8.1 Through the observation of Fig. 1, Fig. 2 it is possible to conclude that the fluoride additions decrease the viscosity of the molten salt, and NaF presents the approximately the same behavior as KF.. This decrease of the viscosity explains partially the results of Tenorio and Delgado [6] who observed an increase in the aluminum recovery
Read MoreProduction of metals stands for 40% of all industrial greenhouse gas emissions, 10% of the global energy consumption, 3.2 billion tonnes of minerals mined, and several billion tonnes of by-products every year.
Read More2023.5.29 In Dharavi, aluminum recycling involves three important steps. First, aluminum products that have been used and thrown away, especially old soda and beer cans, are collected. Second, the cans are soaked in acid, so the designs and brand names are removed. Third, the cans are crushed and melted in a furnace.
Read More2017.10.1 Hot extrusion is a very popular solid state recycling technique, as shown in Fig. 1, and its common recycling process consists of three major procedures, that is, comminution, cleaning and drying of chips firstly, subsequently cold pre-compaction, and finally hot extrusion.For example, Gronostajski et al. (1997) recycled aluminum and its
Read More2021.10.28 During processing of aluminum scrap, about 10% of the metal gets burnt away and about 8% of the aluminum is lost due to mixing with flux, and dross is removed from the furnace investigated by. 27,28,29 These losses are very high if recycling is carried out in oil or gas fired direct contact with the charge when compared to an induction
Read MoreAluminum. F.R. Tuler, R. Scott-Taggart, in Encyclopedia of Materials: Science and Technology, 2001 5 Recycling. The Aluminum Association reports that in 1998 approximately one-third of the aluminum supply in the USA was recycled aluminum. Recycling of aluminum scrap is a critical component of the aluminum industry because it
Read More2021.7.9 Aluminum is the second highest consumed metal worldwide and the first in the list of highly consumed non-ferrous alloys in the world due to its high electrical and heat conductivity, low density, moderate strength, and high ductility [1, 2].Annual aluminum consumption is approximately 60–80 million tonnes (including scrap metal), 75% of which
Read More2022.4.13 To meet the demand for high-grade aluminium in the future, a new aluminium recycling method capable of upgrading scrap to a level similar to that of primary aluminium is required2–4,7,11. Here ...
Read More2005.5.30 Recycling of aluminum metal matrix composite via electrolysis in ionic liquids at low-temperature was investigated. The electrolytic melt comprised of 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride (BMIC) and anhydrous AlCl 3.Aluminum metal matrix composite (Duralcan ®, Al-380, 20 vol.% SiC) was electrochemically dissolved at the anode, and
Read More2018.2.21 A new concept of an undiluted recycling of aluminum alloy containing high-Fe impurity has been proposed and discussed herein. The primary objective of this concept is to avoid the conventional addition of virgin aluminum, to the aluminum scrap for lowering the concentration of Fe impurity. Results have shown that the Al5FeSi (β-phase) can be
Read More2021.2.24 Recycling one aluminium can saves enough energy to recharge almost 20 smartphones. smartphones 57% 57% of all the metal produced in North America originates from scrap, meaning the region has the highest Recycling Input Rate (RIR) in the world. Every year, aluminium recycling saves enough electricity – from cans and buildings to
Read More2020.4.10 3.1 Aluminum microstructure, optic microscopy, and SEM. Figure 3 shows the images obtained from the transversal cut of the sample of Al of 6 × 6 mm showed in the image 2c with 5, 10, 15 , and 50X of magnification. The analysis is focused on the center of the sample. The images of 5 and 10X show many defects on the surface in the form of
Read More2018.8.30 Recycling of LM25 aluminum alloy scraps. Abstract These days, a lot of metal scraps are generated by the automobile industry since the use of vehicles is increasing globally. As the production of automobile increases, the use of aluminum alloys has been increasing in automobile applications. Since the resources for the production of
Read More2017.11.24 The effect of the salt factor on the metal recovery during Al recycling was investigated using rotary and crucible furnaces. The following conclusions can be drawn. The metal yield of scrap decreases by increasing the fraction of impurities, while the variance between different lots of the same kind of scrap increases.
Read More2018.11.1 Solid state recycling processes have proved to be environmentally friendly alternatives to recycle aluminum alloys process scraps like chips. In this paper the environmental characterization of a solid state recycling process named Friction Stir Consolidation (FSC) is presented. A full Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) comparative
Read More2017.10.1 In contrast with the conventional remelting recycling of aluminum and its alloy chips, the solid state recycling techniques, which can convert the chips directly into dense bulk materials, have attracted significant attention primarily because it possesses many advantages including lower energy consumption, lower metal loss as well as
Read More2022.6.13 This review aims to carry out a scientific review of the current status of aluminum can recycling processes over the last 15 years, seeking to find sustainable applications for its destination. Thus, the research topics were defined by the identification of the structure of the scientific field of research and the relationship of aluminum recycling,
Read More2010.11.1 However, recycling of automotive Fig.6 Flow chart of conventional process for recycling of aluminum turnings[25] Jirang CUI, et al/Trans. Nonferrous Met. Soc. China 20(2010) 2057−2063 2062 Fig.7 Metal yield in recycling of aluminum turnings by conventional recycling process[25] aluminum scrap by solid state recycling is just beginning.
Read More2019.11.25 Recycling of industrial waste is a subject of great importance today in any sector and more so in the aluminium industry. Aluminium recycling could sustain material resources, reduce the usage of energy, ease greenhouse gas emission and save the environment. This study examines the usage of direct hot extrusion of aluminium chip in
Read More2023.4.20 Friction extrusion (FE) is a novel solid-state process for synthesis and recycling of metals and alloys. The novelty of FE is that it utilizes the frictional heating and extensive plastic deformation intrinsic in the process to stir, mechanically alloy, consolidate, and convert powders, chips, and other recyclable feedstock metals into a usable product
Read More2005.7.15 The aluminum cans were treated with sulfuric acid (Aldrich) to remove the paint and plastic cover. The ends of the cans were cut-off and disposed. The rest of the aluminum cans were cut into small stripes and put in contact with caustic soda. Fresh solutions of NaOH were prepared by diluting the stock solution based on the NaOH
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