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Extraction Of Precious Metal From Catalytic Converters

Catalytic converter smelting processes use precious metals like palladium, rhodium and platinum. It is possible to extract these later on for reuse with the other converters. Read more.

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Extraction Of Precious Metal From Catalytic Converters

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  1. Blog 1: Globalrefininggroup.com EXTRACTION OF PRECIOUS METAL FROM CATALYTIC CONVERTERS Catalytic converter smelting processes use precious metals like palladium, rhodium and platinum. It is possible to extract these later on for reuse with the other converters. These days it has become a big requirement to ensure the legalities associated with these converters and get obvious results through recycling. It is important to remember that not all converters are similar as these have differing capacities. The amounts of the precious metals contained within fluctuate upon both the emission limits and the associated source. Scrap catalytic converter numbers also determine the amount of metal that you can extract from these for recycling. The higher the amounts of pollutants coming out from a particular source, the more stringent will be the legalities associated with the same. Naturally, the industry needs to use more amounts of catalysts to get rid of the pollutants maintaining optimum air quality. As a result compared to the converters from smaller vehicles you will get more amounts of metal through recycling from the large ones. Diesel engines and domestic cars also tend to offer a higher degree of palladium, rhodium, and platinum compared to those running on gasoline or the foreign cars. Having an idea regarding the amounts of quantities you stand to gain will allow you to get the most from the recycling process. Nowadays, technology development has ensured that maximum possible amounts of metal are extracted for use in different ways. Whether you are interested in recycling of precious metals or foil converter processing, feel free to visit the website Globalrefininggroup.com.

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