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adamant smith

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07/12/23

21:27

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Originally posted by chappy58: ↑

Well do a little research if you don't know, in short the process of recovery is more expensive than what is recovered.

Other words not worth it, and Europe and USA are trying to change all this.

TNO is involved in the project because it previously developed what is called the release encapsulant. The encapsulant normally forms a bonding layer to embed the solar cells in the solar module. It provides the necessary mechanical integrity, but is difficult to remove at the end of the product’s life. The newly developed encapsulant is easier to remove and ensures that the materials used in the panel can ultimately be easily separated again.

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Look chappy58. What you said is patently wrong. Solar Panels can and will be recycled. Cheers AS
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