
1. The role of leachable foam in extracting metals from WEEE
1.1 WEEE treatment methods
Recycling waste electrical and electronic equipment feeds the non-ferrous metals market, notably by reducing CO 2 production and saving mineral resources. Although precise data are difficult to obtain, it was possible to estimate, for example in Europe, the copper deposit present in WEEE at almost 900,000 t in 2014. With a recycling rate of around 40%, this deposit represents an important source of copper for European industry, whose demand for the manufacture of semi-finished products (powders, foils, rods...) was of the order of 3,10 6 t that same year
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