INPUT MATERIAL

The facility in Arborio is prepared to receive 20.000 m.t/each year of WEEE to be started to recovery said WEEE can be divided in two typologies basing on their provenience:

Electric and electronic unused equipments (and of life) of both civilian and industrial provenance. Collection centers producers-sellers Municipal collection centers Society of collection of urban waste and assimilable products Electric and electronic materials coming from industries that produce electric and electronic materials (processing waste). Industries that produce electric material Industries that produce electronic material Industries that produce electronic cards Industries that produce printed circuits Industries that recover metal scraps

The typologies of products that can be treated in the centre of recovery, if analysed following the law about waste, are coded by European legislation (EWC code) as follows:

16.02.15* - hazardous components removed from discarded equipment. 16.02.16 - components removed from discarded equipment other than those mentioned in 16. 02.15* (16.02.15* - hazardous components removed from discarded equipment). 20.01.35* - discarded electrical and electronic equipment other than those mentioned in 20.01.21 and 20.01.23 (20.01.21* - fluorescent tubes and other mercury-containing waste; 20.01.23* - discarded equipment containing chlorofluorocarbons), containing hazardous components. 20.01.36 - discarded electrical and electronic equipment other than those mentioned in 20.01.21, 20.01.23 and 20.01.35 (20.01.21* - fluorescent tubes and other mercury-containing waste; 20.01.23 - discarded equipment containing chlorofluorocarbons; 20.02.35* - discarded electrical and electronic equipment other than those mentioned in 20.01.21 and 20.01.23, containing hazardous components).