Sentence examples for to recyclability from inspiring English sources
noun
The quality of being recyclable.
We believe there is a path to recyclability".
Even the tiny bathroom is a shrine to recyclability — an old-fashioned tin bucket was converted into a sink basin and anchored in place by a mound of colorful rocks.
There may be additional issues related to recyclability.
The committee explored several options for containers [PET (polyethylene terephthalate), bioplastics, aluminium, stainless steel, and glass], but evaluating all the materials with regard to recyclability, potential re-use after the conference, production, costs, and health aspects of the materials is complex.
Playing with the chemistry of rubbers thus appears as a "Cradle to Cradle" approach to get recyclability and prevention of rubber waste.
Innovations in aluminium beverage can (ABC) design as well as in sorting and recycling technologies have the potential to increase recyclability and avoid downcycling issues due to mixed alloy scrap streams.
In a similar manner, the ceteris paribus willingness to pay of the recycler to pay for the wastes with respect to the recyclability s of the corresponding commodity, with other things being equal, follows below: ϕ ( s ; s ¯ ) = s ϵ / β β ( 1 − β ) ( 1 − β ) / β δ ( β − 1 ) / β ( ρ ( s ¯ ) ) 1 / β.
This paper proposes a diagnostic tool to evaluate product recyclability to be applied during the product design phase, acting as a supporting tool for designer decision-making.
Since the quality of recyclates and the recycling rate of a product is largely affected by the design of the product it is required that tools are available that link computer aided design (CAD) software and fundamental recycling models as developed previously by the authors in order to predict recyclability of the car during the design phase.
Hydrogen is green fuel for the future, mainly due to its recyclability.
Furthermore an evaluation of the avoided environmental impacts associated to the recyclability of the thermoset composite was carried out, by using the Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) method.
