Reference product: scrap tin sheet [kg]
Location: CH - Switzerland
Inventoried waste contains 99.8% tin sheet inert; 0.195% tin volatile; .
waste composition (wet, in ppm): H2O n.a.; O n.a.; H n.a.; C n.a.; S n.a.; N n.a.; P n.a.; B n.a.; Cl 750; Br n.a.; F n.a.; I n.a.; Ag n.a.; As n.a.; Ba n.a.; Cd 30; Co n.a.; Cr n.a.; Cu 199; Hg n.a.; Mn n.a.; Mo n.a.; Ni n.a.; Pb 380; Sb n.a.; Se n.a.; Sn 3900; V n.a.; Zn 202; Be n.a.; Sc n.a.; Sr n.a.; Ti n.a.; Tl n.a.; W n.a.; Si n.a.; Fe 994570; Ca n.a.; Al n.a.; K n.a.; Mg n.a.; Na n.a.;
Share of carbon in waste that is biogenic 60.4%.
Share of iron in waste that is metallic/recyclable 100%.
Net energy produced in MSWI: 0MJ/kg waste electric energy and 0MJ/kg waste thermal energy
Allocation of energy production: no substitution or expansion. Total burden allocated to waste disposal function of MSWI.
One kg of this waste produces 0.5027 kg of slag and 0.001245 kg of residues, which are landfilled. Additional solidification with 0.0004979 kg of cement.
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