Destructive effects of electronic waste and its management

Setayesh Khosravi¹

1) Bachelor of computer engineering student of Tabriz University

IOI Code : XGKE-KGDDC
Publication : Green Management of Wastes and Biotechnology(gmbtuma.ir)
Abstract :
    In today s world of machines, technology and the development of cities, waste management has taken on a special and colorful effect in societies compared to the past, in order to grow by taking into account the importance of waste management in view of the rapid growth of the population. Electrical and electronic equipment waste is one of the largest growing streams of waste in the world. These wastes contain dangerous substances that, if not managed properly, may affect the environment and human health, so it is necessary to protect the environment. Electronics should be directed to an appropriate end-of-life process such as recycling and disposal. Waste management technology In some countries, special systems are needed to utilize and use waste with better quality. In this article, the outline of the problems of E-Wastelands including the classification of electronic waste, its composition, management and different environmentally friendly recycling processes and attention to the extraction of valuable metals are mentioned. Despite the many efforts that have been made to develop recycling technology; But due to the complexity of the electronic waste system, this technology still has many disadvantages.

Keywords : electronic waste destructive management