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Modern IC thermography in control and diagnostic of equipment
Infrared thermography is a preventive maintenance technique successfully applied for monitoring and diagnosing industrial installations, production lines, and other equipment.
Z. Stevich +3 more
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Pnictogen‐based perovskite‐inspired materials are a potential sustainable technology for indoor photovoltaics and completely lead‐free. Environmental sustainability is analyzed for four Sb‐ and Bi‐ perovskite‐inspired solar cells. Although still in its early stages, the environmental impacts and energy payback time are lower compared with current ...
Rosario Vidal +6 more
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The mass deployment of solar energy technology has been led by sustainable energy objectives, but also presents the growing dilemma of solar energy waste. This review provides insight into the current state of research toward solar module recycling. The main focus of this review is on electrochemical recovery methods, including the applicability of ...
Jackson Lee, Noel Duffy, Jessica Allen
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Desalination brine poses several environmental risks, but resource recovery from brine offers both mitigation and revenue potential. Growing demand for secure mineral sources and sustainability drives the development of technologies like reverse osmosis, electrodialysis, and distillation to recover valuable materials.
Harjot Kaur +4 more
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Effect of Solution Composition on the Passivation of Anode in Copper Electrorefining
To elucidate the effect of solution composition on the passivation of anode in Cu electrorefining, the potentiodynamic polarization curves were measured by polarizing from -0.2 V versus NHE to 1.0 V using the potential sweep method at 1.0 mV·s−1.
Kenta WATARI +5 more
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Material availability assessment using system dynamics: The case of tellurium
System dynamics is used to assess the availability of tellurium for CdTe PV. Results show that increasing the CdTe PV manufacturing capacity is insufficient if tellurium is unavailable. Expanding existing Te‐rich ores does not alleviate tellurium scarcity while improving tellurium yield from copper electrorefining is a more efficient mitigation ...
Francis Hanna +2 more
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Treatment of Waste Copper Electrolytes Using Insoluble and Soluble Anodes
The use of copper anodes with non standard content of impurities for the treatment of waste, sulphur acid solutions that came as a result of the industrial process of electrolytic copper refining was investigated. Those solutions contain the high content
Radmila Markovic +6 more
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Exergy analysis is one of the useful decision-support tools in assessing the environmental impact related to waste emissions from fossil fuel. This paper proposes a thermodynamic-based design to estimate the exergy quantity and losses during the ...
Maryam Ghodrat +3 more
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Impurity Deposition on Starting Sheet in Copper Electrorefining.
In processing starting sheets for copper electrorefining, the stainless steel cathodes are commonly replaced in one-day period to strip off the starting sheets. Half of the cathodes in cell are replaced without power cut, then, the cathode current density rises twice during the replacement.
ANDO, Koji, SUGIMOTO, Makoto
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Electrorefining Electrolyte from Copper Plant Dust
An attempt was made to develop a suitable process for the recovery of copper from the dust sample of copper plant by sulphuric acid leaching with the idea that the resulting leached copper sulphate solution Could be used directly as electrolyte in the copper electrorefining plant.
Gorai, Bipra +2 more
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