Sentence examples for waste recovered from inspiring English sources

Because the application of EPR/PS generally requires the creation of a separate and often parallel collection and/or management system, key to increasing the amount of waste recovered is to maximize the convenience of the collection system to maximize consumer participation.

Gant's new line of technical shirts are made, in part, with plastic waste recovered from oceans.

Clothing company Gant is betting yes, and introducing a new lineup of men's and women's technical shirts that will incorporate PET waste recovered from the seas and upcycled into fabrics.

The improvement shown in the BAU scenario for the amount of waste recovered (31%) is attributed to the installation of mechanical sorting plants and segregated collection of biodegradable waste and recyclables through organized primary waste collectors, in addition to energy recovery from landfill gas and biogas.

The approach used in this research assumes that total MSW production up to now is the sum of waste landfilled and waste recovered because so far there is no waste treatment in MRS. Data for the MSW disposed of and MSW recycled and thus also data for the total production of waste were available for the years 1995 to 2007[26, 27].

Thus, environment-friendly technologies have been the pressing demand in e-waste recovering.

However, just a few reports focused on the application of ECS in e-waste recovering.

Finally, for improving separation rate of ECS in industrial application of e-waste recovering, some suggestions were proposed related to crushing process, separator design, and separator operation.

The key to success in terms of e-waste management is to develop eco-design devices, properly collect e-waste, recover and recycle material by safe methods, dispose of e-waste by suitable techniques, forbid the transfer of used electronic devices to developing countries, and raise awareness of the impact of e-waste.

To begin with, most researchers need to be persuaded that their efforts to ensure reproducibility will be worthwhile, in the form of increased productivity, less time wasted recovering lost data or computer code, and more reliable conversion of results from data files to published papers.

Efficiency of domestic ventilation waste heat recovery systems (WHRS) depends not only on the amount of waste heat recovered, but also on the energy involved in running fans to drive air through the system.