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別添
広域アジア圏での資源循環スキームを構築するにあたり、インドネシアにおいて処理困難物を再資
源化することは将来的に望まれることであるが、現時点では輸入規制等で実現が難しい。規制緩和の
働きかけの一環として国際会議で発表した資料を添付する。
The 9th NIES Workshop on E-waste
Final Circular Objectives
The Conference of the Parties to the Basel Convention at its 10th Session (COP10) held in 2011 adapted the decision to give a mandate to a technical expert group (TEG) to develop a framework for the environmentally sound management (ESM) of hazardous wastes and other wastes. TEG meetings were held 3 times (Tokyo in April 2012, Geneva in October 2012 and Glion in January 2013) in order to draft ESM framework.
In order to share the knowledge and experiences in ESM of E-waste and to understand research needs for promoting ESM in Asian region, National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES) will organize the 9th Workshop on E-waste together with our counterpart in Thailand, the Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE), Center of Excellence on Energy Technology and Environment (CEE), King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi (KMUTT), Center of Excellence on Hazardous Substance Management (HSM), Chulalongkorn University (CU).
At this workshop, the following topics will be mainly discussed: 1) Knowledge sharing of current E-waste recycling in Asia and recent international activities on ESM, 2) Finding technical and environmental issues of E-waste recycling from the viewpoint of ESM, 3) Process improvement and other possible solution for ESM in Asia region, 4) Related research needs. We look forward to your participation in the workshop!
Date January 31 (Thu) - February 1 (Fri), 2013
Field visit is planned on the afternoon of Feb. 1.
Venue Pullman Bangkok King Power
8/2 Rangnam Road, Thanon-Phayathai, Thailand, http://www.pullmanbangkokkingpower.com
Organizers National Institute for Environmental Studies (NIES, Japan)
Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE), Center of Excellence on Energy Technology and Environment (CEE), King Mongkut's University of Technology Thonburi
(KMUTT, Thailand)
Center of Excellence on Hazardous Substance Management (HSM), Chulalongkorn University
(CU, Thailand) Language English Participants Invited representatives from researchers and national/local government officials, private sectors, NGOs
(mainly from Thailand, neighboring countries and Japan). Secretariats Dr. Atsushi Terazono, Ms. Rieko Kubota
Center for Material Cycles and Waste Management Research, NIES, Japan TEL: +81-29-850-2985 FAX: +81-29-850-2931, [email protected] Dr. Komsilp Wangyao, Ms. Kulakarn Soontornwat Joint Graduate School of Energy and Environment (JGSEE), KMUTT, Thailand TEL: +662-8729014-5 ext. 4130 FAX: +662-4708355, [email protected]
Agenda
Time Session/Presentation title/Content Presenter/Panelist Affiliation 31 Jan 8:30 Registration
9:00 Opening remarks 1 Dr. Sirintornthep Towprayoon KMUTT 9:10 Opening remarks 2 Dr. Somporn Kamolsirichaiporn CU 9:20 Session 1: Introduction 9:20 Introduction and E-waste research in Asia Dr. Atsushi Terazono NIES 9:35 Recent discussion on ESM of hazardous and other
wastess under the Basel Convention Dr. Shun-ichi Honda MOEJ
9:50 Group photo 10:00 Break 10:20 Session 2: Current E-waste recycling in Thailand and neighboring countries 10:20 Current E-waste recycling in Thailand (generation and
informal recycling) Dr. Chirapat Popuang EEI
10:40 E-waste management system in Thailand Dr. Sujitra Vassanadumrongdee & Dr. Panate Manomaivibool
CU/ Mae Fah Luang Univ.
11:00 Transboundary movement and control for 3Rs of e-waste Mr. Patarapol Tularak PCD 11:20 Current E-waste recycling in Malaysia Dr. Fauziah Binti Shahul Hamid Univ. of Malaya 11:40 Material Flow of E-Waste In Indonesia: a case study in
Bandung city Dr. Sukandar ITB
12:00 Lunch 13:30 Session 3: E-waste recycling and ESM 13:30 E-waste recycling process in formal and informal sector in
Asian countries Dr. Aya Yoshida NIES
13:50 Occupational exposure to trace elements in e-waste recycling workers; case studies from the Philippines and India
Dr. Tetsuro Agusa Ehime Univ.
14:10 Possibility of Introducing Recycling Certification in Developing Asia
Dr. Yasuhiko Hotta IGES
14:30 E-waste recycling in Europe and Africa Dr. Mathias Schluep EMPA 14:50 Break 15:10 Session 4: Possible improvement with some case studies 15:10 (Case study 1) FX integrated recycling system in Thailand Ms. Pimmara Kachornvachara MITSUI & CO.
(THAILAND) 15:40 (Case study 2) Non-ferrous metal waste recycling utilizing
copper smelter Mr. Akihiko Sunami Mitsubishi Materials
16:10 (Case study 3-1) On economies of scale and the criteria of recycled materials in transboundary recycling; A case study on EAF dust recycling in Southeast Asian Region
Dr. So Sasaki Chuo Univ.
16:30 (Case study 3-2) Current status of EAF dust management for zinc recovery in Asia and the development of a new EAF dust treatment technology
Dr. Romchat Chairaksa Tohoku Univ.
16:50 Short discussion all 17:20 Closing of Day 1 1 Feb 9:00 Session 5: Panel Discussion on future vision in Asia 9:00 Introduction Dr. Atsushi Terazono NIES
9:10 WEEE treatment standards - ensuring environmentally sound management practices
Ms. Julie-Ann Adams WEEE Forum
9:30 1: Discussion on ESM Dr. Chirapat Popuang EEI Dr. Mathias Schluep EMPA Ms. Julie-Ann Adams WEEE Forum Dr. Toshikazu Shiratori Tohoku Univ. Dr. Atsushi Terazono NIES
10:30 Break 10:50 2: Discussion on transboundary movement Mr. Patarapol Tularak PCD Ms. Zuraini Ahmad Tajudin DOE, Malaysia Dr. Yasuhiko Hotta IGES Mr. Junya Kikuhara EX 11:50 3: Future research needs all 12:00 Closing remarks Dr. Atsushi Terazono NIES 12:10 Lunch 13:10 Field visit (Fuji Xerox Eco-Manufacturing Co., Ltd.) 18:30 Return (via Suvarnabhumi International Airport)
1
Non-Ferrous Metal Waste RecyclingNon-Ferrous Metal Waste RecyclingUtilizing Copper Smelterg pp
Akihiko SunamiMitsubishi Materials Corporation
2
Today’s Agenday gⅠ. Company Profilep y
Ⅱ. Approach to the Recycle-Oriented Societypp y y
・Non-Ferrous Metal Smelting ・Cement Production
・Home Appliances Recycling
Ⅲ. Evolution of Recycle Concept
Ⅳ I i i P j b METIⅣ. Investigation Project by METI
3Ⅰ. Company Profile
Name Mitsubishi Materials Corporation
Head Office 1-3-2 Ohtemachi, Chiyoda-Ku, Tokyo
F d ti 1871Foundation 1871
Establishment 1950
Capital 119.4billion Yen
C lid t d 1 440 8billi YSales
Consolidated:1,440.8billion YenNon-Consolidated:7,69.3billion Yen
E lConsolidated:22,015
Employee,
Non-Consolidated:4,239
Philosophy For people, society and the Earthp y p p y
4Ⅰ. Business Summary
Metal・Cement・Aggregate
・Copper(Electrical, Alloy)G ld Sil L d Zi
CementAggregate
・Concrete・Building Material
・Gold, Silver, Lead, Zinc, ・Sulfuric Acid
Ad d M i l Electronic Materials
・Cutting Tools・Electronic Components・Sputtering Targets
Advanced Material & Tools
g・Cemented Carbide Products・Powder Metallurgical Products
・Chemical products・Polycrystalline silicon
Aluminum Energy Precious Metal Other
・Aluminum Can & Bottles・Rolled Products・Extruded Products
・Nuclear Power, Fuel・Geothermal Power・Hydroelectric Power
・Gold Ingot・Gold Card・Jewelry
・Recycling・Engineering・Tourismy Jewelry Tourism
5Ⅰ. Supporting Recycle by various business Structure
Automotive, IT・Electronics Products
Silicon Wafer Cutting Tools Aluminum CanAluminum Coils Cement
Steel Industry
Chemical Industry
Manufacturer
AutomobileHome Appliance
Beverage Construction Industry
Power PlantConsumer
Recycle Recycle
Processor, Parts Manufacturer
Japan New MetalsTungsten Recycle
Universal CanAluminum Recycle
EJRSHome Appliance Recycle
Kyushu PlantCement Production
Naoshima S&RNonferrous Smelting
6Ⅱ. Concept of Nonferrous Metal recycling
Copper Smelter
・Pre-Treatment Furnace
・Melted Fly Ash Recycle
Copper Related Waste/Scraps
Ex:Printed Circuit BoardsSmelter Melted Fly Ash Recycle
Naoshima S&R・Onahama S&R
Lead Smelter
Lead Related Waste/Scraps
Ex: Automobile BatterySmelterHosokura Metal Mining
y
Tin&Tungsten Tin, Tungsten Related Scraps
Ikuno Plant・Japan New Metals
Recyclable Elements:27C Ni T A A Pt Pd Rh S I R Pb Bi Sb S Z Cd W AlCu, Ni, Te, Au, Ag, Pt, Pd, Rh, Se, In, Ru, Pb, Bi, Sb, Sn, Zn, Cd, W, Al, Co, Mo, Cr, Si, Fe, Ca, S, F
7Ⅱ. Recycle in Mitsubishi Process(Naoshima S&R)
・Low Energy Consumption, Less CO2 Emission, ⇒ Environmentally friendly Process
Scraps
ScrapsSmelting Furnace
Process of Recycle Materials
Slag Cleaning Furnace
ConvertingMaterial Process
Size -10mm Smelting Furnace
Size +10~80mm Smelting Furnace
Converting Furnace
Size +80mm Smelting Furnace & Converting Furnace
High Grade Scrap Anode Furnace
8Ⅱ. Recycle Flow at Naoshima Smelter & Refinery
Exhaust
Exhaust Heat Boiler
Rapid
Gas
Boiler5,400kw
Cooling
Bag FilterCa(OH)2 Spraying
P T t t
Molte
Acid Gas RemovalShredder Residue,
Sludge, other Scraps C t l t TReceiving
Pit
Pre-Treatment Furnace
・Φ5m×14m (200t/d)・Spontaneous Combustion
en Mater
other Scraps
Existing
Catalyst TowerDecomposition of DXN
Mitsubishi Process
・1,400m3×5
・Homogenization of composition
・Spontaneous Combustion1,200℃
・Secondary Combustionhigher than 900℃
rials
Exhaust
Existing Facility
Mitsubishi Processg aust
9Ⅱ. Recycle in Cement Plant
●No generation of secondary waste
●No effect on the quality of Cement
焼成工程焼成工程 仕上工程仕上工程原料工程原料工程 原料・製品の流れ原料・製品の流れ廃棄物・副産物の流れ廃棄物・副産物の流れ燃料の流れ燃料の流れ
石炭ミル焼成工程焼成工程 仕上工程仕上工程原料工程原料工程 原料・製品の流れ原料・製品の流れ
廃棄物・副産物の流れ廃棄物・副産物の流れ燃料の流れ燃料の流れ
石炭ミル
Recycle as Raw Material
Recycle as Thermal Energy
Recycle as AdditivesFeeding Process Firing Process Finishing
Process Material/ProductWaste/by-productCoal/Fuel
原料混合 セメントタンカープレヒーター
350℃燃料の流れ燃料の流れガスの流れガスの流れ
石炭
粉砕
MFC
電気集塵機
原料混合 セメントタンカープレヒーター
350℃燃料の流れ燃料の流れガスの流れガスの流れ
石炭
粉砕
MFC
電気集塵機電気集塵機
Coal
Crush
Gas
原料ストレージ
貯蔵サイロ
珪石
粘土
石灰石 クリンカサイロ セメントサイロ
仕上ミル
バラトラック
トラック
キルン 1450℃原料ドライヤー 原料ミル
MFC
集塵
原料ストレージ
貯蔵サイロ
珪石
粘土
石灰石 クリンカサイロ セメントサイロ
仕上ミル
バラトラック
トラックトラック
キルン 1450℃原料ドライヤー 原料ミル
MFC
集塵
Limestone
Clay
Silica珪石
出荷乾燥 粉砕 混合 粉砕
トラック
鉄原料
原料調合クリンカクーラー
焼成
1000℃珪石
出荷乾燥 粉砕 混合 粉砕
トラックトラック
鉄原料鉄原料
原料調合クリンカクーラー
焼成
1000℃Silica
Ferrous
Blend Dry MixCrush Sintering Crush Shipment
汚泥
ホッパスラグ
建設汚泥
サイロ
サイロ
膏
廃タイヤ
石膏ストレージ
スラグ廃プラスチック 廃油
ミル
油汚染土壌汚泥
ホッパ
汚泥
ホッパ
汚泥汚泥
ホッパスラグスラグ
建設汚泥建設汚泥
サイロサイロ
サイロ
膏
廃タイヤ
石膏ストレージ
スラグスラグ廃プラスチック 廃油
ミル
油汚染土壌油汚染土壌
Sewage Sludge Plastics OilTire
Sludge
Slag Polluted soil
Sl3
ホッ
ポンプ
石炭灰
石膏 スラグ油汚染 壌
3
ホッ
ポンプ
3
ホッ
ポンプ
3
ホッ
ポンプ
石炭灰石炭灰
石膏 スラグスラグ油汚染 壌油汚染 壌
Coal AshSlagPlaster
10
Ⅱ. Concept of Smelting・Cement Recycling System
非鉄製錬 セメントNonferrousSmelter
Cement
Smelting Cement Recycling SystemSmelting・Cement Recycling System
✔Waste w/ Heavy Metal( ASR) ✔Waste by quantity( C t S il)✔Waste w/ Heavy Metal(ex:ASR)
✔Metal Recovery(ex:E-Waste)
✔W / Chl i ( )
✔Waste by quantity(ex:Const. Spoil)
✔Organic and Inorganic(ex:Plastic)
✔W / Od ( )
Only company to hold Nonferrous Smelter and Cement Plant in Japan
✔Waste w/ Chlorine(ex:Fly Ash) ✔Waste w/ Odor(ex:Sludge from Sewage)
Only company to hold Nonferrous Smelter and Cement Plant in Japan
11Ⅱ. Location of Home Appliance Recycling Plant
Amount of processed in 2011:19.573mil units
Amount of processed in 5 subsidiary:3.774mil (market share19%)
Beginning KRSC
HERSHokkaido
Beginning
40 PlantsKRSCOsaka
EJRSMiyagi
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Present
49PlantsPETECKPETECKIbaraki
CETECMieKRSC No.2
Mie
12Ⅱ. Recovered Materials and Treatment
Designated Ai C diti R f i t WashingTVDesignated Intake Points
Air Conditioner Refrigerator Washing Machine
TV
Recycling Plant
RecoveredIron
RecyclablesMotors,
CompressorsNonferrousRecyclables
Printed CircuitBoard Plastics CRT
Treatment Scrap Markets NonferrousMetal Smelter
Plastic Re-processing plant
Lead Smelter Cement CRT resource
Smelting・Cement Recycling System
13Ⅱ. Change in Amount of Processed and Recovered
30,000 30,000
Cu Al Processed Units
30,000 250,000
Iron Processed Units
20,000
25,000
20,000
25,000
[
P
[
Re 20,000
25,000 200,000
[
P
[
Re
15,000 15,000
rocess
cover
15,000
100 000
150,000 rocess
cover
5 000
10,000
5 000
10,000
sed]
ed(
t)]
5 000
10,000
50,000
100,000 sed]
ed(
t)]0
5,000
0
5,000
2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 20110
5,000
0 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011
・Processed Units are increasing rapidly in 2009 & 2010 because of the Eco-PointPolicy, but by the ending of the policy, processed units had decreased.R f t l i i i ith d it
2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 [year]
2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 2011 [year]
・Recovery of metals is increasing with processed units.・ Aluminum recovery is increased in 2007 due to dismantling Heat Exchanger.
14Ⅲ. Circulation Type Recycle
Present Recycle CO2
RecoveryRecycle General Goods Incineration
/landfill
Reclamation type Recycle=Dropping Grade for Cascade Recycle
Future Recycle
Recovery RecycleRecovery Recycle
Circulation type Recycle=
Keeping Grade for the same purpose
New Parts
New Products
1515Ⅲ. From Appliance to Appliance
R P i Pl t
Home Appliances Recycling Plant
Re-Processing Plant
Cold W
Hot W
or
Cleaning
Water
Water
Add
Additives
Recovered washing tank Crushing
Extrude
Additives
Disposed RecycleDisposedWashing Machine
V R
Home Appliances Manufacturer
Virgin Materia
Recycled M
at
Blend
Mold
al terialQuality Governing
16Ⅲ. Promotion of Recycled Resource Usage
V iA tCustomersCustomers
VeinArtery
RecyclingRecycling
ProductsWaste productsFactoryFactory y g
Planty g
Plantp
s
Recycled
FactoryFactory
RefineriesRefineries
Virg
ines
ourc
es resourcesWastes
R d t i lRecycled
re Recovered materialsRecycledresources
17Ⅳ. Government Funding
Investigation Project for the promotion of exporting infrastructure and system
Feasibility study on non-ferrous metal recycling business utilizing copper smelter in Asia
<Concept>
Establishing a Supply chain integrated type resource recovery and recycle business model in Asia by cooperation of an electrical andrecycle business model in Asia by cooperation of an electrical and electric equipment manufacturer, a recycle・treatment company,
and a smelting company.
18Ⅳ. Estimated Disposing Amount
E-Waste Indonesia Singapore Thailand Malaysia
6 Items (year 2019) 3,088,824 190,679 1,762,787 805,282
15 I ( 2019) 3 319 488 211 829 1 837 228 914 18115 Items (year 2019) 3,319,488 211,829 1,837,228 914,181
Total (year 2019) 6,408,312 402,508 3,600,015 1,719,463(y )
Unit : ton / year6 Items: TV, PC, AC, Refrigerator, Washing Machine, Microwave
15 Items: Above 6 Items Cell Phone Phone Digital Camera Video Camera CD Player VCR15 Items: Above 6 Items, Cell Phone, Phone, Digital Camera, Video Camera, CD Player, VCR,
Vacuum Cleaner, Dish Washer, Dryer
<Caution>
Figure was calculated from population and diffusion rate, collection rate is not considered.
How much is going to be disposed in proper manner?How much is going to be disposed in proper manner?
19Ⅳ. Estimated Disposing Amount
Indonesia Singapore Thailand Malaysia
Factory Waste(Electronics Manufacturer) 104,983 4,628 236,540 133,108
Unit : ton / yearUnit : ton / year<Caution>
Figure is calculated form estimated production amount and disposing ratio.
Most of the factory waste is iron and plastics. There are only 5 to 10% of non-ferrous metal waste.
Typical Factory Waste(non ferrous metal) can be processed in CopperTypical Factory Waste(non-ferrous metal), can be processed in Copper Smelter is:
Printed Circuit Board Does company carePrinted Circuit Board
Copper Wire / Copper (Brass) Tube
Lead Frame
Does company care about how their wastes
are treated?Lead Frame are treated?
20Ⅳ. Regulation on E-Waste
Indonesia Singapore Thailand Malaysia
D fi iti f N N N YDefinition of E-Waste
NoneClassified as Hazardous Waste(B3)
None NoneClassified as Hazardous Waste
YesClassified as Hazardous WasteWaste(B3) Waste Waste
E-Wasterelated
None None Only Strategic Plan
Nonee a ed
legislationa
Importation of E W t
Not Allowed w/ Permission f PCD
w/ Permission f PCD
Not AllowedE-Waste from PCD from PCD
Exportation Not Allowed w/ Permission Possible for w/ PermissionExportation of E-Waste
Not Allowed w/ Permission from PCD
Possible forrecycling purpose
w/ Permission from PCD
f 2011as of 2011
21Ⅳ. Image of Business Scheme
electrical and electric
Asia
copper smelter
equipment manufacturing base and general market Raw materials
for manufacturing
F t t
Thailand
copper smelter,
copper processing factoryFactory waste,
E-Waste International
resource circulation
Collection point, Concentration, ▲copper Smelter
▲
MalaysiaSingapore
Treatment point Volume reduction copper Smelter
IndonesiaIndonesia
▲copper Smelter