Demanufacture

Demanufacture is a process in the treatment of products and materials for recycling. In the case of waste electronics demanufacture involves dismantling them into their components.[1] In the case of material demanufacture this may be a chemical process, such as in treatment of waste plastics breaking down long polymers into smaller polymers.[2]

References

  1. ↑ Anne E. Maczulak Waste Treatment: Reducing Global Waste 2010 1438126115 p.47 "The first step in dealing with waste electronics involves dismantling them into their components in a process called demanufacture. Demanufacture and recycling of the recovered parts can be thought of, collectively, as the treatment method for e-waste. Five to 10 percent of discarded computers undergo this demanufacture and are then fitted with new drives, circuitry, and ...."
  2. ↑ Jan Emblemsvåg, Bert Bras Activity-Based Cost and Environmental Management 2012 1441986049 "The term 'demanufacture' is often used to characterize the process opposite to manufacturing necessary for recycling materials and products. Material demanufacture refers to the process of, e.g., breaking down long polymers into smaller ..."
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