ERECON 2014: : Recycling rare earths from e-waste in Europe

• Autores: Antonio Torrisi
• Localización: Industrial Minerals, ISSN 0019-8544, Nº. 566, 2014 (Ejemplar dedicado a: Noviembre)
• Idioma: inglés
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  • "It is time to define priorities, focusing on few markets - such as [lamp] phosphors or magnets - but in more efficient ways. Funding and directives to source rare earths from EoL products are also needed," [Danilo Bonato] said at the conference.

    "Processing is critical in rare earths. In China, there is a very strong research group. You can't ship finite products or ores there. It is too costly. We need more pilot plants in Europe," Dudley Kingsnorth, professor at the Curtin University in Western Australia, said.

    "Antam's cooperation with [FLSmidth] will ensure the improvement of the operations of our processing plants as efficiency and improved productivity is very critical in minerals processing operations," Antam's president director, Tato Miraza, said.