EwaRRD & Co. Electronic & Electrical Waste Recycling Dismantling & Disposal.

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EwaRRD & Co. Electronic & Electrical Waste Recycling Dismantling & Disposal

Agenda  About E-WarDD  Unit Operations and Machinery  Processes  Machinery  Process Flow  Input  Output  Material Balance  Pollution Control Measures  OH&S

About E-WarDD  Size of the unit: 1500 sq.ft.  Number of employees: 10  Location: Industrial area of Bommanahali  Modern equipment  Installed Capacity – 2 tonnes per day Objectives  To work within the framework of the law to ensure environmentally safe reuse and recycling of e-Waste  Provide opportunities for safe recycling of e-Waste to households and small establishments  Act as a source of inspiration towards other informal sector companies

Roots  Gowri Palya is the heart of e-Waste recycling in Bangalore with more than 50 units located there  Dismantlers and precious metal recovery done in tiny units interspersed between shops and households  10 dismantlers came together to form E-WaRDD

Collaboration  Two years training in testing and upgrading e-waste, and identifying and handling hazardous substances  Outlining of a business plan German Technical Corporation (GTZ) Swiss Federal Laboratories for Materials Testing and Research (EMPA)

Motivation  Realized that there was no future for the informal sector unless we upgrade and work like the formal sector  Wanted to demonstrate to the rest of the sector that it was possible to get official recognition

‘Pasha could be the first person to convert from the informal recycling sector to the formal sector in India, and perhaps in the world, too.’ Times of India, 5 March 2009 recycling unit before formalization, 2006

Milestones 2006  Outlining of a business plan with GTZ  Beginning of the training with GTZ and EMPA 2007  Investment of Rs 8,00,000  Relocation from a residential area to an industrial area  Obtained CFE in April 30 from the KSPCB 2008  Purchase of pollution control equipment and occupational safety and health equipment  Investment of Rs 6,50,  Obtained CFO in March from the KSPCB valid till  Application for CPCB authorization

Location Industrial area of Bommanahalli

Agenda  About E-WarDD  Unit Operations and Machinery  Processes  Machinery  Process Flow  Input  Output  Material Balance  Pollution Control Measures  OH&S

Processes  Collection and storage  Segregation  Functional Testing  Dismantling  Scrap recovery

Segregation and storage storage of received material

Functional testing service roomcomputer testing

Dismantling dismantling of non-functional appliancesdismantling of CRT tubes

Storage (i) storage boxes for large size segregated material

Scrap recovery tools used for dismantling and segregation segregation of CPU components

Storage (ii) storage bins for small size segregated material flat wires CPUs plastic from watches

Machinery for Processes  Collection and storage: Storage bins, racks, tables, Hired vehicles for collection  Functional Testing: Multimeter  Dismantling: All the operations are done manually with electric and manual screw driver, hammers, chisel, cutter and other hand tools

Agenda  About E-WarDD  Unit Operations and Machinery  Processes  Machinery  Process Flow  Input  Output  Material Balance  Pollution Control Measures  OH&S

Input Sources Types of waste  Households, apartments, clubs  Schools  Scrap dealers and small companies  Large scale companies  Electronic devices  Electrical devices  IT and telecommunication  Medical equipment

Process flow Collection of e-waste Segregation and storage Examination of refurbishment or reuse possibilities Eventual refurbishment Sale to second hand market Manufacture of new products Dismantling Recovery of reusable components Recovery of scrap Metal scrap Plastic scrap CRT glass Batteries Sale to plastic recycler Sale to authorized battery recyclers Large e-waste recycler PCB Boards of low and high quality Sale to PCB smelters Non recyclable hazardous waste (e.g. backup tapes) Storage until hazwaste landfill is operational (TSDF) Eventual add of components Sale to metal recycler

Stock Copper : 20 kg Plastic : 250 kg PCB Boards : 60 kg CRT glass : 100 kg Non recyclable hazardous waste : 4 kg Aluminium : 30 kg Bross : 15 kg Iron : 600 kg Dismanteled e- waste : 1100 kg E-waste stock : 10 tons Reburbished CRT : 900 kg Batteries : 1 kg

Output (Contact established with the following vendors and materiel supplied to outhorised recyclers) ScrapDestination Metal scrap Moogambigi Metal Trading Company Kempanayakanahalli Village Bannergatta Hamlet, Jigani Hobali Anekal Taluk, Bangalore Plastic scrap Petroplast Industries No 19, K.H. Ranganatta Colony Mysore Road, Bangalore BatteriesG.N. Industry Peeniya Dasarhali 2 nd stage Bangalore ScrapIntended destination CRT glassRecycling smelters PCB boards Umicore Broekstraat 31 rue du Marais B-1000 Brussels Belgium Non- recyclable hazardous waste TSDF Dabbespet, Nelamangala Tq, Bangalore rural

Outflows of air and sewage TypePollution control measuresDestination AirCyclone and dust collector. Capacity : 2’000 KL/H TSDF Dabbespet, Nelamangala Tq, Bangalore rural WaterNo treatmentDecentralized waste water treatment

Agenda  About E-WarDD  Unit Operations and Machinery  Processes  Machinery  Process Flow  Input  Output  Material Balance  Pollution Control Measures  OH&S

Pollution Control Equipment  Chimney with hood ( height 6 m)  CRT dismantling chamber with vacuum  Cyclone and dust collector  Separate storage for hazardous wastes Air pollution monitoring certificate available from certified Laboratory.

Pollution control equipments (i) CRT dismantling areahood

Pollution control equipments (ii) 6 m high chimneycyclone and dust collector

Storage of hazardous waste batteries, condensators and capacitors CRT glass tapes

Monthly monitoring mechanism hazardous waste display board

Agenda  About E-WarDD  Unit Operations and Machinery  Processes  Machinery  Process Flow  Input  Output  Material Balance  Pollution Control Measures  OH&S

OH&S Equipment  Protective mask  Heavy duty hand gloves  Safety boots  Protective eye-glasses  Ear muffs  First aid kit  First aid chart  Fire extinguisher  Chart depicting emergency contact numbers

Occupational safety and health equipments protective glass, mask and gloves emergency phone numbers fire extinguisher and first aid kit

Contact Details Mr. Asif Pasha Proprietor EWaRDD & Co. #6, Hosur Main Road 14th Cross Bommanhalli Bangalore – Mobile Website