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June 2016 (published: 20.06.2016)
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Home > Issue > Automation decomposition complex electronic devices in the logistics recycling
Grigoryev M.N. , Kefeli I.F. , Uvarov S.A.
The article deals with problems of formation and development of the logistics of recycling as derived from the environmental impact on the various fields of knowledge. Environmental Science, in the initial determination of which studies the relationship of living and inanimate nature, is currently studying the relationship between man and the biosphere and the technosphere with the natural environment. The process of infiltration problem and the fundamental ecological ideas in other areas of knowledge called greening. The result of greening technologies of recycling and waste was garbology science - a separate area of ecology, has been studying the landfill of waste and methods of disposal. Development of the environment in the sphere of practical action for the protection of nature has led to the emergence of Applied Ecology as a set of measures designed to reduce the negative impact of human activity on the environment. Since the end of the last century, greening has a significant impact on logistics. As a result, it formed Environmental Logistics - the science and the world of practice, which provides movement of the material in the implementation of any production process until its transformation into a commodity and waste production, to reduce the waste to recycling or to safe storage in the environment, as well as collection and sorting waste consumption, transportation, disposal, or storage in a secure environment. Supply chain management as a new entrepreneurial paradigm of perceived environmental maxim as a fundamental factor, and embodied it in its most important function - logistics recycling. The paper describes examples of technologies that allow to decompose the products prior to disposal, making the recycling process is environmentally effective.
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Keywords: ecology, environmental logistics, logistics of recycling, decomposition automation, radio-electronic devices.
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Automation decomposition complex electronic devices in the logistics recycling
The article deals with problems of formation and development of the logistics of recycling as derived from the environmental impact on the various fields of knowledge. Environmental Science, in the initial determination of which studies the relationship of living and inanimate nature, is currently studying the relationship between man and the biosphere and the technosphere with the natural environment. The process of infiltration problem and the fundamental ecological ideas in other areas of knowledge called greening. The result of greening technologies of recycling and waste was garbology science - a separate area of ecology, has been studying the landfill of waste and methods of disposal. Development of the environment in the sphere of practical action for the protection of nature has led to the emergence of Applied Ecology as a set of measures designed to reduce the negative impact of human activity on the environment. Since the end of the last century, greening has a significant impact on logistics. As a result, it formed Environmental Logistics - the science and the world of practice, which provides movement of the material in the implementation of any production process until its transformation into a commodity and waste production, to reduce the waste to recycling or to safe storage in the environment, as well as collection and sorting waste consumption, transportation, disposal, or storage in a secure environment. Supply chain management as a new entrepreneurial paradigm of perceived environmental maxim as a fundamental factor, and embodied it in its most important function - logistics recycling. The paper describes examples of technologies that allow to decompose the products prior to disposal, making the recycling process is environmentally effective.
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Keywords: ecology, environmental logistics, logistics of recycling, decomposition automation, radio-electronic devices.
DOI 10.17586/2310-1172-2016-9-2-129-134