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Recycling of end of life products containing ferrous components - General aspects

Author: Bernard GROS

Publication date: September 10, 2016

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4. Conclusion and outlook

4.1 Developments

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4.1.1 Recycling arguments

Faced with this need to produce more scrap metal, the recycling industries now have a strong economic argument to develop, in terms of both quality and quantity. This has already led to the exploitation of new, hitherto neglected sources of capital goods or production waste containing iron (machining sludge, bottom ash, tire cord, etc.).

We have already discussed what we call the "drivers of recycling" (§

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