the training program on minerals-metals recovery and recyclying by aots japan [compatibility mode]

8/4/2019 The Training Program on Minerals-Metals Recovery and Recyclying by AOTS Japan [Compatibility Mode]

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THE TRAINING PROGRAM ON MINERALS/METALS

RECOVERY AND RECYCLING

ASSOCIATION FOR OVERSEAS TECHNICAL SCHOLARSHIP

(AOTS), JAPAN


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Background of The Traning Program

Training program were conducted by AOTSAOTS_The Association for Overseas TechnicalScholarshi - is a non- rofit association run with

Japanese government subsidies from the Ministry ofEconomy, Trade and Industry (METI).

Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corporation

(JOGMEC). (MINTEC).The Mining and Materials Processing Institute of Japan

Duration:The program lasts for three weeks, from 14 January

ru ry .


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Objective

Japans policy and legal systems

recycling, as well as on related

establishment of industrial structure


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Contents

The contents of this training program are asfollow:

Outline of Japanese policies on mine and metalrecycling, e.g. Automobile Recycling Law, Electric

, , ,Convention, etc.

Outline of current topics on mine and metal-, . .Introduction of technological development on mineand metal recycling in Japan

mine and metal recyclingPractical examples of mine and metal recycling in


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Number of Participants attended:

29 participantsMalaysia ( 5 participants)


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The Japanese Recycling Experience

Promoting 3R PolicyWhy promote a sound material cycle society?

(Environmental constraints )

(Resource constraints)

Domestic waste: 13.2 years

resources

n ustr a waste: . years

Issue of illegal dumping

natural resources;

he increasin of mineral

Issue of harmful substances

Global warming

price

Recent situation to secureenough natural resources is

more difficult.

But they have a large amount

of secondary resources,e.g. wastes.


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Legislative System to Create a Sound Material-Cycle Society


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APPLIANCE MANDATED ACTUAL NUMBER OF

STATISTICS ON RECYCLING OF ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES (2001 TO 2006)

RECYCLING RATE RECYCLING RATE

(%)

UNITS RECYCLED

(000)

Air Conditioners More than 60% 86% 10,188

Televisions Sets More than 55% 79% 21,922

Refrigerators More than 50% 77% 55,757

WashingMachines

More than 50% 71% 15,725

Over 78 million cars have been registered with a total recycling cost

. Twenty six regions has established eco-town 380 collections sites for electrical appliances

Numerous non-ferrous smelters/refineries treating wastes and recyclable

materials


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Current Policy on Nonferrous MetalRecycle of Japan


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Strategy to ensuring stable

Promotion of mine exploration andeve opmen

Promotion of recyclingDeve opment o a ternative materia s

Storage of rare metals

Other efforts


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The Japanese Recycling Experienceew ro ects: are meta ecyc ng ec no ogy -

-waste-SDA-


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Japan has the worlds largest urbanmines

Estimates by the National Institute forthe Material Science Tsukuba Ja anshowed that Japan has:

here are estimated 60,000 tonnes of silver,or 23% of the total reserves in the worldand 1,700 tonnes of iridium, or 61 %

Japan has the worlds largest silver, leadand iridium resources in the urban mines


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Metals

Metal Smelting

& Refining

Production of

Metals Group

The Nippon Mining &

Metals Grou en a es in

Metal Resources

Exploration

an broad range of

upstream and downstreamactivities in the non-

ferrous metal business,

including exploration and

& Development

MetalManufacturing

development of non-

ferrous metal resources,

integrated production and

marketing of copper, its

mainstay products,

Production

metals, recycling of non-

ferrous metals, precision

rolling of copper alloy and

special steels, precision

rocessin of electronic

ofElectronic

Materials

Rec clin

parts, production andmarketing of electronic

materials

&

ECO-business

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