In the interest of reducing the cost of photovoltaic production while preserving the environment, a sawing rejection treatment was carried out by recovering the metals with an efficiency estimated to… Click to show full abstract
In the interest of reducing the cost of photovoltaic production while preserving the environment, a sawing rejection treatment was carried out by recovering the metals with an efficiency estimated to be 96%. To achieve this outcome, first, the sawing rejection was washed with acetone to dissolve the polyethylene glycol. It was then dried in an oven at 70 °C to obtain a slurry powder. This later, powder has undergone a dry magnetic separation under different electric current intensity to recover metals. The metal-containing phase has been characterized by the X-ray diffractometer and the scanning electron microscope. Finally, a simulation on the recovery of metal fragments in the slurry generated during the manufacture of photovoltaic briquettes.
               
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