Although the recycling of waste materials is an industry that continues to this day, there are still difficulties above the business. Take the recycling of copper scrap, one of the branches of the industry, as an example, there are still many problems that need to be solved. For example, many practitioners do not know how to distinguish between recycled items, resulting in a lower utilization rate of recycled products, and high-quality products do not meet the required standards. That said, it is important to talk about the common operations of copper scrap recycling.
The physical and chemical properties of metallic copper are relatively stable, making it less likely to undergo physical and chemical reactions and ensuring its purity. Therefore, the classification of copper scrap recycling should be carefully grasped so that it can be reasonably processed and applied in the middle of copper scrap recycling.
In addition, copper scrap recycling involves a wide range of fields, such as copper scrap that has been polluted by different environments. And the copper metal content of copper scrap is different, so there will be a big difference in the actual processing. Copper recycling should fully consider the relationship between the properties of recycled copper scrap and processing operations. Poor processing will cause certain harm to the copper scrap and the environment. Therefore, in the recycling of copper scrap, it is necessary to understand the performance of these copper scrap, only a more thorough understanding, can be carefully differentiated into various categories for processing.
Unlike the recycling process for products such as scrap iron and steel, the copper scrap recycling process is very simple, and the scrap copper is sorted with zero pollution and zero metal content. The same scrap copper can be returned to the furnace for replacement reaction. For copper scrap with serious environmental contamination, it must be processed using more sophisticated equipment. However, even with such a simple process, many people still have misconceptions about it. A common misconception is that some people believe that copper is a metal that has been in short supply in China for a long time, and that there is no problem of overcapacity, and therefore copper smelting production should not be restricted.
