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Recycling of specific wastes

Language of instruction čeština
Code 653-3032
Abbreviation ReSO
Course title Recycling of specific wastes
Coordinating department Department of Materials Engineering and Recycling
Course coordinator doc. Ing. Jitka Malcharcziková, Ph.D.

Summary

The course is focused on the issue of characterization and possibilities of utilization of specific types of waste, on their properties and structure of consumption as a future source of raw materials. It also discussed the potential danger to human and the environment. It introduces students with these types of wastes with significant contents of metals and other valuable non-metallic components, their characteristics and possibilities of technologies for processing and recycling. Within the framework of waste treatment processes, attention is focused on mechanical, pyrometallurgical, hydrometallurgical and combined processes and focuses in more detail on recycling processes for silver waste, spent catalysts, radioactive waste, waste batteries and accumulators and other selected waste.

Literature

WORRELL, E. a M. A. REUTER. Handbook of recycling: state-of-the-art for practitioners, analysts, and scientists. Elsevier, 2024, 738 s. ISBN: 978-0-323-85514-3 .
GULLIANI, S., et al. Recovery of metals and valuable chemicals from waste electric and electronic materials: a critical review of existing technologies. RSC Sustainability, 2023, 1 (5), 1085–1108. https://doi.org/10.1039/d3su00034f.
RUAN, R., et al. Advances in Waste Plastic Recycling and Upcycling. Woodhead Publishing, 2026, 350 s. ISBN: 9780443339219 ..

Advised literature

KŘENEK, F., HAGUE, B., RULÍK, T. Circularity and the life cycle of batteries and structural materials in the automotive industry as an opportunity for the Czech Republic. EUROPEUM: INCIEN, 2024, 30 s.
HOWANIEC, N. Advances in Waste Materials’ Valorization. MDPI, 2026, 240 s. ISBN 978-3-7258-8292-2 .
ŠTIRBANOVIĆ, Z., et al. Mineral Processing and Recycling Technologies for Sustainable Future. MDPI, 2026, 186 s. ISBN 978-3-7258-7616-7 .