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    Definition of electronic waste

    Large household appliances (ovens, refrigerators etc.)

    Small household appliances (toasters, vacuum cleaners etc.) Office & communication (PCs, printers, phones, faxes etc.)

    Entertainment electronics (TVs, HiFis, portable CD players etc.)

    Lighting equipment (mainly fluorescent tubes)

    E-tools (drilling machines, electric lawnmowers etc.)

    Sports & leisure equipment (electronic toys, training machines

    etc.) Medical appliances and instruments

    Surveillance equipment

    Automatic issuing systems (ticket issuing machines etc.)

    INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTIONElectronic waste (eElectronic waste (e--waste) are the electronic equipments /waste) are the electronic equipments /

    products that connects with power plug, batteries which haveproducts that connects with power plug, batteries which havebecome obsolete due to:become obsolete due to: Advancement in technology ,ChangesAdvancement in technology ,Changes

    in fashion, Style and status, Nearing the end of their usefulin fashion, Style and status, Nearing the end of their usefullife.life.

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    STATISTICSSTATISTICS

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    Problems caused by electronic waste :Problems caused by electronic waste :

    Environmental problems

    Health problems

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    CONTENTS OF ECONTENTS OF E--WASTEWASTESource of e-wastes Constituent Health effects

    Solder in printed circuit boards,glass panels and gaskets incomputer monitors

    Lead (PB)uDamage to central and peripheral nervous systems, bloodsystems and kidney damage.uAffects brain development of children.

    Chip resistors andsemiconductors

    Cadmium (CD)uToxic irreversible effects on human health.uAccumulates in kidney and liver.uCauses neural damage.uTeratogenic.

    Relays and switches, printedcircuit boards

    Mercury (Hg)uChronic damage to the brain.uRespiratory and skin disorders due to bioaccumulation infishes.

    Corrosion protection of untreatedand galvanized steel plates,decorator or hardner for steelhousings

    Hexavalent chromium(Cr) VI

    uAsthmatic bronchitis.uDNA damage.

    Cabling and computer housing Plastics including PVC

    Burning produces dioxin. It causesuReproductive and developmental problems;uImmune system damage;uInterfere with regulatory hormones

    Plastic housing of electronicequipments and circuit boards.

    Brominated flameretardants (BFR) uDisrupts endocrine system functions

    Front panel of CRTs B

    arium (Ba)

    Short term exposure causes:

    uMuscle weakness;uDamage to heart, liver and spleen.

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    Waste management conceptsWaste management concepts

    reduce

    reuse

    recycle

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    Elements of EElements of E--waste Managementwaste Management

    System for IndiaSystem for India

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    Waste management techniquesWaste management techniques Landfill

    Incineration

    Composting and anaerobic digestion

    Mechanical biological treatment

    Pyrolysis & gasification

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    LandfillLandfill

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    IncinerationIncineration

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    Composting and anaerobicComposting and anaerobic

    digestiondigestion

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    Mechanical biological treatmentMechanical biological treatment

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    Pyrolysis & gasificationPyrolysis & gasification

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    CONCLUSIONCONCLUSION End-of life management should be made a

    priority in the design of new electronicproducts.

    There exists an urgent need for a detailedassessment of the current and futurescenario including quantification,characteristics, existing disposal practices,

    environmental impacts etc. Model facilities employing environmentally

    sound technologies and methods forrecycling and recovery are to be established.

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