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  • Recycling Method of Sintered NdFeB Magnet Waste

Recycling Method of Sintered NdFeB Magnet Waste

Recycling Method of Sintered NdFeB Magnet Waste The waste recycling of NdFeB materials is usually divided into two directions: one is to separate and extract various elements, especially rare earth elements, in the NdFeB waste to prepare oxides or other compounds with a certain purity, which can be used as raw materials for different applications. [...]

  • Programs for Recycling Rare Earth Metals

Programs for Recycling Rare Earth Metals

Programs for Recycling Rare Earth Metals Have you ever wondered if you can recycle magnets? Previously, old magnets could not be recycled to reuse the rare earth metals inside them, but new methods have been developed that have made it worthwhile to reuse the material inside magnets. Magnets made with rare earth metals are used [...]

Microbes Can Recover Rare-Earth Magnet Materials From Consumer Waste

Microbes Can Recover Rare-Earth Magnet Materials From Consumer Waste Recycling these materials critical into high-tech products could be crucial as the cost to mine and refine them continue to climb. Rare earth elements (REEs) such as neodymium and dysprosium are essential for technologies like solar and wind energy, advanced vehicles, and modern electronics like smartphones. [...]

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  • University of Birmingham pilots rare earth metal recycling facility

University of Birmingham pilots rare earth metal recycling facility

University of Birmingham pilots rare earth metal recycling facility The University of Birmingham has been awarded £4m to set up a pilot facility to recycle rare earth metals from scrap. The pilot facility, based at Tyseley Energy Park in Birmingham, will focus on recycling magnets made from neodymium, boron and iron – metals often found [...]

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  • Mkango Announces Proposed Investment in HyProMag to Establish a Rare Earth Magnet Recycling Facility in the UK

HyProMag Establish a Rare Earth Magnet Recycling Facility in the UK

Mkango Announces Proposed Investment in HyProMag to Establish a Rare Earth Magnet Recycling Facility in the UK LONDON and VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Sept. 23, 2019 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mkango Resources Ltd. (AIM/TSX-V: MKA) (the "Company" or "Mkango") is pleased to announce that Maginito Limited (“Maginito”), has signed an investment term sheet and one year exclusivity [...]

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Canada’s Geomega to recycle rare earth magnets

Canada's Geomega to recycle rare earth magnets Canadian firm Geomega has raised funds to build a demonstration plant in Quebec for recycling rare earth elements from permanent magnets using a new processing technology that creates no acid waste. The project is nearing construction just as manufacturers seek ways to diversify the supply chain for permanent [...]

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