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10 07 29 Master thesis Juliana Leon - e-Waste. This guide

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List of Figures<br />

Figure 1: Map of topography and location of Colombian major cities __________________________2<br />

Figure 2: Internet use rate in 2009_____________________________________________________4<br />

Figure 3: Historical sales and projected sales of new computer equipments in Colombia _________<strong>10</strong><br />

Figure 4: Percentage of PCs sold in Colombia by sector___________________________________11<br />

Figure 5: Lifecycle of an electronic device with emphasis on the end-of-life phase. ______________15<br />

Figure 6: Composition of the annual computer waste generated in Colombia (in units).___________19<br />

Figure 7: Composition of the annual computer waste generated in Colombia (in weight). _________20<br />

Figure 8: Average composition of computer waste in number of devices and weight percentages for<br />

the years 20<strong>10</strong> and 2020. __________________________________________________________20<br />

Figure 9: Engines used for informal collection. Bogotá and Barranquilla (2009). ________________26<br />

Figure <strong>10</strong>: Impressions of Medellín’s “Plaza Minorista” ____________________________________27<br />

Figure 11: Distribution of flows within the “Commercial refurbishment sub-system” ______________<strong>29</strong><br />

Figure 12: Manual dismantling of computers is often done next to IT repair shops or on the streets._30<br />

Figure 13: Destinations of materials obtained after dismantling of computer waste ______________30<br />

Figure 14: Schematic representation of the MFA system and boundary as defined in this study.____33<br />

Figure 15: Material flows of total computer waste ________________________________________35<br />

Figure 16: Treatment of computer waste in the three model scenarios, Colombia 2009. __________36<br />

Figure 17: Analysis of collection pathways for computer waste in Colombia____________________37<br />

Figure 18: Final destination of computer waste formal and informally treated in Colombia in 2009. __37<br />

Figure 19: CRT-monitor abandoned in the "parque Simón Bolivar", after removal of the copper yoke 38<br />

Figure 20: Material flow of computer CRT glass within the formal and informal sector in Colombia __39<br />

Figure 21: Generated quantities and destination of monitors’ CRT glass in Colombia in 2009. _____40<br />

Figure 22: Material flows of computer PWBs within the formal and informal sector in Colombia ____41<br />

Figure 23: Generated quantities and final destination of PWBs according to the three scenarios. ___42<br />

Figure 24: Material flows of plastics from computer waste _________________________________43<br />

Figure 25: Total generation and final destination of plastics from computer waste. ______________44<br />

Figure 26: Schematic flows in a future system including the IS in the collection step. ____________47<br />

Figure 27: Schematic representations of flows in a future system with the inclusion of waste<br />

cooperatives in the disassembly step. _________________________________________________51<br />

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