用萃取剂LIX84I从电子废弃物处理液中选择性萃取铜

考察了相比、水相pH、混合时间等因素对LIX84I萃取铜的影响，结果表明：这些因素对铜的萃取率都有一定的影响，最优化的条件是有机相为30％LIX84I＋70％煤油、室温、相比=2：1、出口水相pH值=2．0、搅拌速度=910r／min、萃取级数为3级，每级的时间为3min。对铜进行三级萃取和一级反萃，可以得到符合电积要求的硫酸铜溶液，萃取率和反萃取率分别可以达到94．6％和97．8％。     

ESD对电子设备的危害及防护

随着微电子技术的快速发展,静电放电(ESD)对电子设备的危害日益严重.阐述了ESD产生的途径及特点,详细分析了ESD对电子设备的危害机制和途径,在此基础上,提出了电子设备的ESD防护原则和防护措施.     

广东省典型电子工业企业挥发性有机物排放特征研究

针对广东省电子工业进行调研与监测,分别选取了手机、相机及笔记本电脑3类典型产品的代表性企业为研究对象,利用活性炭管采样,样品经溶剂解吸后采用GC/MS分析,获得了排气筒及车间废气的VOCs含量水平及组分特征,并利用监测计算法、排放因子法及物料衡算法3种方式计算了各企业的VOCs排放量.结果表明:喷涂车间VOCs浓度范围为43.01~322.34 mg·m~(-3),调漆、供漆车间VOCs浓度范围为103~172.714 mg·m~(-3);车间中VOCs物种为8~10种,不同产品类型VOCs物种不同,但含氧VOCs的比例均超过50%.排气筒的VOCs浓度范围为48.01~155.38 mg·m~(-3),且不同产品排气筒的VOCs物种均比车间成分简单.3种方式计算的VOCs排放量不同,其中,物料衡算法计算结果最大,监测计算法计算结果最小.3类产品喷涂车间非致癌风险危害商值(HQ)在3.44×10-3~7.17之间,总危害商值之和(HI)分别为2.22×10-2、1.97及7.27.     

电子废弃物回收处置及再循环利用——基于在校大学生的问卷调查

随着现代科技的迅猛发展和人们消费水平的日益提高，越来越多的电子产品被时尚性淘汰，其次是功能性淘汰，而由于耐久性淘汰的电子废弃物所占比例越来越低。问卷调查结果表明，体验消费、追求时尚和更多功能是在校大学生消费电子产品的主要特征；大多数被调查者不满意目前的电子废弃物回收途径，期待能有所改善；接近三成的在校大学生不知道如何合理处置电子废弃物；消费者、生产者和废品回收者的环保意识水平较低，市场不规范和政府在法律法规及监管上的疏漏，是造成目前电子废弃物回收市场秩序混乱的主要原因。     

电工电子产品燃烧产物的腐蚀损坏效应

电工电子产品陷入火灾后所产生的腐蚀性燃烧产物,可能会对电路和电工电子元器件的性能造成不同程度的损坏,使设备出现故障。测量和评估燃烧产物的腐蚀损坏效应对于保证与安全有关的电工电子设备正常运行是十分必要的。     

Synergico: a method for systematic integration of energy efficiency into the design process of electr(on)ic equipment

This paper presents an overall design method to better consider the energy consumption of electrical and electronic equipment during the use phase. This aspect is often considered as the most important environmental aspect in active electrical and electronic equipment during its life cycle. The proposed method, called ‘Synergico’, characterises the product energy efficiency according to its modes, its functions and its sub-assemblies. It also articulates three tools: one assessment tool, one improvement tool and one environmental check tool. These tools are integrated along a typical product design process. The method therefore helps designing more energy-efficient products without compromising other performances such as ergonomics, functional performances, security, recyclability or costs. The three tools and the overall method are presented. A case study illustrates the way it works and is discussed.     

Lean framework for planning redesign proposals to optimise EOL environmental behaviour in WEEE products

The aim of this research was to define a sequence of actions to guide redesign propositions for electrical and electronic equipment products, which minimise negative consequences to the environment after the end of their useful life. Current practices mainly encourage the examination of individual problems as disassembly process and identification of suitable product end-of-life (EOL) treatment strategies. There also exist previous studies that try to incorporate EOL concerns in product design phase. In most cases, the main problem is the limited available EOL information because of its delayed retrieval. The proposed method focuses primarily on minimising this problem. The steps of the analysis performed include the selection of the optimal EOL treatment strategy and, afterwards, the evaluation of its results concerning the environment. In parallel, product design characteristics are grouped and examined concerning their expected significance for the environment in the EOL stage. The results from the previous stages are combined and product improvement actions are proposed for further examination in the redesign stage. The general framework used to conduct all these actions is lean thinking methodology. In the end, results concerning the application of the proposed method on a distribution transformer are presented.     

A Systematic Procedure for Modeling Usability Based on Product Design Variables: A Case Study in Audiovisual Consumer Electronic Products

A systematic modeling approach to describing, prescribing, and predicting usability of a product has been presented. Given the evaluation results of the usability dimension (UD) and the measurement of the product’s design variables, referred to as the human interface elements (HIEs), the approach enables one to systematically assess the relationship between the UD and HIEs. The assessed relationship is called a usability model. Once built, such a usability model can relate, in a quantitative manner, the HIEs directly to the UDs, and thus can serve as an effective aid to designers by evaluating and predicting the usability of an existing or hypothetical product. A usability model for elegance of audiovisual consumer electronic products has been demonstrated.     

电工电子产品球压试验研究

本文介绍了电工电子产品球压试验的设备、样品的制作、试验样品和设备的预处理和试验步骤和压痕直径的测量,并结合CTL决议的要求对试验的关键环节进行了分析。     

Biotransfer of persistent organic pollutants from a large site in China used for the disassembly of electronic and electrical waste

Samples of groundwater, river water, river sediment, paddy soil, rice seeds, hen eggs, fish, umbilical cord blood, and newborn meconium were collected from October 2002 to October 2003 near a large site in China used for the disassembly of obsolete transformers and other electronic or electrical waste. Six indicator PCB congeners, three non-ortho dioxin-like PCB congeners, and six organochlorine pesticides were determined in the samples by GC with electron capture detector. The results demonstrated that the local environment and edible foods had been seriously polluted by toxic PCBs and organochlorine pesticides. The actual daily intakes (ADIs) of these pollutants were estimated for local residents living in the area. The intake data showed that the contents of PCBs in these local residents were substantial, as the ADI estimates greatly exceed the reference doses set by the World Health Organization and the United States Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry. The presence of the indicator PCB congeners in the cord blood and the meconium samples, as well as significant correlations (r ² > 0.80, p < 0.05) between these levels, suggests a potential biotransfer of these indicators from mothers to their newborns. This preliminary study showed that obsolete transformers and other electronic or electrical waste can be an important source for the emission of persistent organic pollutants into the local environment, such as through leakage, evaporation, runoff, and leaching. Contamination from this source appears to have reached the level considered to be a serious threat to environmental and human health around the disassembly site.