Applicable copper-containing waste materials for this process include waste copper cables and printed circuit board trimmings. High-purity copper waste is not suitable for this process; copper waste with high impurity content, such as smelting slag and mine residues, is also unsuitable. Electricity serves as the driving energy source, and the primary water usage is for supplementary cooling water in a recirculating system; wastewater is not discharged externally. Domestic water and landscape irrigation water are not included in this dataset. The main emissions generated during production are particulate matter from the crushing process, which are released into the atmosphere after treatment. The solid waste generated during the production process mainly consists of residual plastic and waste resin. Residual plastic has certain recycling value and is collected for external sale and processing. Waste resin, which is scum from water separation, is handed over to sanitation authorities for landfill disposal.
This dataset represents the treatment of copper-containing waste cables and copper-containing printed circuit board trimmings, with an average copper content of 73.35%.