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ZERMEG II – Zero emission retrofitting method ... - Fabrik der Zukunft

ZERMEG II – Zero emission retrofitting method ... - Fabrik der Zukunft

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At the wire producer the rinsing technology was changed by the following measures: combination of a two stage rinsing cascade with a static tank to a three stage rinsingcascade separation of the rinses in the continuous pickling plants into three stage rinsingcascadesThe volume of rinsing water in the static pickling could be reduced by 50 % until now.Parallel to these studies a theoretical approach could be developed over the last months touse the spent acids in another company.In the printed circuit board manufacturer two options were implemented: an electrolysis plant to recover copper from etching concentrates and rinsing water use of caustic stripping solutions as pre-neutralisation of acid concentratesThis company could acquire a practically new used electrolysis plant. The feasibility studyshowed that the plant definitely should be installed. Because of the capacity the electrolysisplant however was not installed at the location which participated in the project, but in asister plant. There now 20 kg of copper daily are recycled from the waste water. In thewaste water treatment plant now caustic concentrates are used after filtration to neutraliseacidic concentrates. This saves annually 20 tons of caustic soda and a similar volume ofhydrochloric acid.In the hot dip zincing plant a consequent separated management of pickling tanks wasintroduced by separating the de-zincing and the pickling completely. Now they are recycledcompletely by two other companies. The topping up of the pickling baths is done on thebasis of weekly bath analyses and the consequent application of the mixing rules. By this theacid consumption for the year 2004 could be reduced by 50 % compared to 2003.In the anodising company the direct evaporation of the rinsing water would be a goodopportunity to install a complete rinsing water cycle. In the distillate no organic compoundswere found and the contents in salts is very low. This process should be implemented, ifthere was enough space for a third stage in the two rinsing cascades.At the printing cylin<strong>der</strong> manufacturer the galvanising machines were equipped with new flatnozzles with an optimised geometry and the water pressure was minimized. Thus the waterconsumption was reduced by 50 % and the acid consumption by 40 %.The following fields of action for future work could be identified: simple, easy to use and cheap analysis <strong>method</strong>s collection of real experience with the operation of existing plants to enlarge theuseful life of galvanic baths testing and further developing combinations of processes to enlarge the useful life ofgalvanic plants (combinations of pre-cleaning and membranes, pre-cleaning and ionexchangers) to take care of impurities in the practical processes (organic materials,process chemicals and metals) programming of corresponding models to supplement the calculation routines focused analysis of the potential to use the spent process baths externally andanalyse the possibilities to create the infrastructure to collect the materials andrealize the potential actuallyEarly in 2004 the intermediate results of <strong>ZERMEG</strong> <strong>II</strong> were presented during a workshop ofthe Factory of the Future. During this event the results and the potential for co-operationwith other projects of the programme were discussed intensively.<strong>ZERMEG</strong> - Ein Projekt <strong>der</strong> <strong>Fabrik</strong> <strong>der</strong> <strong>Zukunft</strong> geför<strong>der</strong>t von BMVIT und FFFEndbericht <strong>ZERMEG</strong> <strong>II</strong>Seite 19

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