Sentence examples for available recycling from inspiring English sources

For this purpose, i) among the several available recycling techniques for thermoset based composite materials, the most suitable one for the envisaged application was selected (mechanical recycling); and ii) an experimental work was carried out in order to assess the added-value of the obtained recyclates as aggregates and reinforcement replacements into concrete-polymer composite materials.

Ask them about their available recycling services, as well as any recycling centers in your area.

Technology is even now available for recycling 3D printed products on a commercial scale using the 3D-Reprint concept (Krassenstein 2014).

Among the organic sources, crop residues are most easily available for recycling of the macro- and micro-nutrients (Dotaniya 2013; Dotaniya and Kushwah 2013).

Since the quantities of undiluted CO2 available for recycling are relatively small, the cost of recovering CO2 from sources such as power station flue gas must be taken into account in the overall CO2 recycling/energy conversion scheme.

Researchers examined what they call the U.S. iron cycle between 1900 and 2004 and calculated that about 3.2 billion tons of the metal is currently in use and therefore available for recycling.

However, less than 1% of REs are currently being recycled, mainly because of non-existing collection logistics, lack of information about the quantity of RE materials available for recycling and recycling-unfriendly product designs.

The resulting products are then available for recycling in biosynthetic pathways; thus autophagy is one of the main lysosomal pathways for biological material turnover.

From early endosomes, two alternative routes are available: the recycling back to the cell surface or to the trans-Golgi network, or the transport through late endosomes for degradation in the lysosome.

This is more appropriate where the in-use dynamics are more complicated, for example, in the case of infrastructure where technologies and materials remain in use for long periods and there is a long delay between the inflow of material and it becoming available for recycling.

The peak requirement of about 15 kilotons by 2024 is unavoidable, as there is no vehicle end-of-life stock available for recycling at that time but the no-recovery level of 25 kilotons in 2030 can be reduced to around 15 kilotons.