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7.

Recyclability and recovery potential

The recyclability and recovery potential of the reference configuration and HMI are calcu-
lated using the end of life scenario given by IEC/TR 62635, Annex D.3, which is repre-
sentative for Europe. The dismantling of single recyclable materials is considered, which
result in a higher recyclability potential. After recycling, the materials are assumed to go
through energy recovery and finally, sent for residue disposal. Table 6 shows the recycla-
bility and recovery potential of the products, where recovery includes both recycling and
energy recovery.
Table 6 Recyclability and recovery potential of the reference configuration
Product
620
620
According to IEC/TR 62635, almost all components of the relay can be sent for recycling.
However, due to recycling issues with plastics containing flame retardant additives, poly-
carbonate parts might be non-recyclable. In theory, polycarbonate is recyclable and with
developing techniques and controlled waste stream it is possible, but in practice it usu-
ally goes directly to energy recovery. For that reason, two different scenarios are pre-
sented for the recyclability potential of the device. Rubber and silicone-based materials
are not considered recyclable due to lack of data and can be sent directly for energy re-
covery. The non-recyclable materials including polycarbonate are 0.39 kg and represent
7.6 % of the total reference product of 5.15 kg.
8.
Calculation of CO
Energy consumption and the CO
disassembly process. CO
electrical screwdriver. When using manual screwdriver, CO
The energy consumption of the disassembly process is calculated using the following
formula:
E
= n
use
screws
For calculating the global warming potential (GWP), an emission factor (EF) of 0.40 kg
CO
-eq/kWh is assumed, which is representative for Europe:
2
GWP = E
use
Table 7 Energy consumption and CO2 emissions of the disassembly process
Energy consumption
CO
emissions
2
611/615/620 series
End of Life Instructions
Scenario
IEC/TR 62635 (EU)
with PC recycling
IEC/TR 62635 (EU)
2
emissions are caused by the energy consumption of the
2
* P
* t
screwdriver
screwing
-5
* EF = 9.68 * 10
kWh * 0.40 CO
Recyclability potential
60 %
54 %
emissions
2
equivalent emissions are calculated for the
= 43 * 5.4 W * 1.5 s / 3600 = 9.68 * 10
-eq/kWh = 3.87 * 10
2
2NGA001884 A
Recovery potential
79 %
73 %
emissions are 0 kg CO
2
-5
kWh
-5
kg CO
-eq
2
Value
-5
9.68 * 10
kWh
-5
3.87 * 10
kg CO
-eq
2
-eq.
2
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