By T. Randall Curlee, Sujit Das
ISBN-10: 0815512651
ISBN-13: 9780815512653
Plastic wastes within the municipal stable waste (MSW) flow and within the business zone are mentioned during this booklet. amounts of plastic wastes generated, characterization of the wastes, their environmental effect, and administration of the waste movement are defined. additionally lined are expenses of recycling strategies, know-how, and effort issues.
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Production, 2X3 Import/Export Use, and Disposal of Plastics and Plastic Products and Domestic 25 Consumption Import/expert and domestic consumption data for major thermoplastics are listed in Table 2-5. ‘Ihere is a modest positive net trade balance (exports minus imports) for all of the resins. S. production are polypropylene (PP) and acrylonitrilcl butadiene/styrene (ABS). Plastics are also exported or imported as finished products. Such shipments are not reflected the statistics on rains. In later sections on plastics in the solid waste stream, data are employed that capture the effect of imported plastica in final products (Franklin Associates, 1988).
S. Sales PACKAGING flexible packaging except household 8 inst. refuse bags d film All other categories, except those below Bottles. jars. and vials Food containers (Exd. disp. cups) Household 6 inst. refuse bags and film Packaging, Total BUILDING AN0 CONSTRUCTlON Pipe. conduit and fittings Siding (ind. accemories and structuralpanels) Insulation materials Flooring All other Buildingand Constrution. Total CONSUMER AND INSTITUTIONAL PRODUCTS All categories, except those below Disposable food serviceware (incl.
The largest demand for thermoplastics in this market sector is for pipes and conduits; PVC, HDPE, LDPJZ, and polypropylene are used, for example, in potable water pipe and gas pipe. Polystyrene is also used for various building and construction needs, such as light fwures and ornamental profiles. Thermoset resins, on the other hand, are used for the bonding and laminating of plywood, wood products, and protective coatings. For the volumes of each plastic used in this market (by percentage of the total market), see Figure 2-2.