Recent Developments in Shredder Downstream Separation Processes and Recycling Options for Automotive Shredder Residue

Authors

• V. Sendijarevic - University of Detroit Mercy
• B. Pokorski - University of Detroit Mercy
• D. Klempner - University of Detroit Mercy
• K. C. Frisch - University of Detroit Mercy

Topic

• Ferrous metals
• Recycling

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