every month to show what electronic waste disposal appears like.

At first, the electronic material is to be divided into distinct piles. This allows the waste team to distinguish flat-screen TVs and CRT TVs as also computers. The waste piles will be sorted out into containers. They are later weighed prior to being taken to the presorting phase.

The process involves taking potentially dangerous materials out of the electronics. Batteries, ink cartridges, CRT glass, lamps containing mercury and other. Because they have leaded glass CRT TVs should be disassembled completely.

The third step is to ensure that the waste material be broken down. An industrial-sized shredder is used for disposing of electronic waste. Shredded waste is separated by more workers, and is then pushed through an overband magnet that separates steel from the rest of the waste.

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