YILDIRIM WASTE RECYCLING

Recycling, as a term, is the recycling of recyclable waste materials that are out of use as raw materials through various recycling methods to the manufacturing processes

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Recycling, as a term, is the recycling of recyclable waste materials that are out of use as raw materials through various recycling methods to the manufacturing processes.

First of all, the need for raw materials is reduced, as the consumed materials can be reintroduced into the recycling ring. Thus, the increase in consumption in parallel with the increase in the human population prevents the deterioration of the natural balance and the damage to the nature. However, the reuse of recyclable materials as raw materials makes it possible to save a great deal of energy. For example, using recyclable aluminum can save up to 35% energy compared to making aluminum from scratch.

The use of waste materials as raw materials is also important in terms of preventing environmental pollution. The reuse of used paper in paper manufacturing can reduce air pollution by 74-94%, water pollution by 35% and water use by 45%. For example, 8 trees can be prevented from being cut down by adding one ton of waste paper to the pulp.