Presented by -:

Prabhat Mani Tripathi

Rohit Mishra
 To start a venture for extraction of precious metals
and hazardous substances from the widely
spreading e-waste.
 India produces e-waste of 3 lacks tones/annum.
This is e-waste is increasing at an annual pace of
20% every year which is one of the main challenges
to our ecological system and environment, its
recovery is very important so as to save our
environment but along with it, it is a major source of
precious metal which can be extracted from it as it
contains 5% of these like Pb, Cd, Hg etc. It requires
not only high technology but also proper
management of collection centers.
 Electronic Waste is a waste consisting of any
broken or unwanted electrical or electronic
appliance.

 It is a point of concern considering that many

components of such equipment are
considered toxic and are not biodegradable.
MOST HAZARDOUS WASTES
MOST HAZARDOUS WASTES
CONT…
 Lead : monitors, TVs, Automotive Batteries
 Mercury of silver oxide : Button Batteries
 Cadmium : Nickel-Cadmium Rechargeable
Batteries
 Lithium : Lithium Batteries
 Chlorinated Fluorocarbon or “CFC” : Old
Refrigerators, Heat Pumps and Air Conditioners
 Plastic : Recyclable but mixed plastics are waste
 Material 5 6
Recovery Hazardous
(Step - III) material
Automated Segregation
Separation & Disposal
4 (Step - II)
Collection of
1
Electronic Waste

Automated Dismantling
3 & Sorting (Step - I) Safe Storage

2
 PC retailers
 Manufactures
 Secondary market of old PCs
 Government, public and private sector
discards
 Individual households
COLLECTION PROCESS

 Collection of e-waste material from

premises and safe transportation to our
factory premises within the high security.
 Inspection of material by the customer
following rechecking again by our own
alert personnel.
COLLECTION MODEL

 Milk Run Process:-

 It will be a cost effective process in the
context of transportation expanses.
 It will make the collections less time
consuming.
 Daily interaction to collection centers
generate good relations.
 All inventory will be kept in warehouse
 Proper handling will be done
 Cost will be lowered by using proper
inventory management techniques
 Dismantling will be done by workers under
guidance of experts so as to keep safe
from danger of hazardous substances
 All parts carrying imp elements and
metals will be sorted out
 All waste material will be separated out
so that proper
RECYCLING PROCESS

1. Automated Dismantling
2. Automated Separation
3. Material Recovery
 These three processes will be done by
using Electronic Scrap Recycler
ELECTRONIC RECYCLER
 We will use HAMOS ERP electronic scrap
recycling system for this purpose
 It is designed to recycle electronic items,
coming from production and post consumer
electronics waste.
 Bare and populated circuit boards, integrated
circuits, cellular phones and even complex
electronic components such as whole
computers, photocopiers, VCR's and other
consumer electronics can be recycled!
HAMOS RECYCLING PLANTS
ELECTRONIC RECYCLER CONT..

 After several stages of size reduction, a

non-ferrous metal product is made with a
high degree of purity by a proprietary, dry
separation system.

Bare circuit boards Electronic devices Computers

Why only HAMOS ERP?
 Germany’s best Recycling- and Separation-
Technologies
 Dry mechanical process
 High metal recovery rate, also for precious
metals
 Fully automatic, continuous process
 High metal purity
 Compact, turn-key solution
 High economy due to low labour and operation
costs
 Low wear costs by high metal yield
 Quick return on investment
 LICENCES & CLEARANCES

 Clearance from State Pollution Control

Board
 Hazardous Waste Management
Clearance from State
 Pollution Control Board
 Clearance from Ministry of Environment
and Forest
 100% EOU approval from Govt of India,
Ministry of Commerce

 CAPITAL

 Capital brought by all five members =

Rs. 5,00,000 each
i.e. 5 * Rs.5,00,000 = Rs.25,00,000

 Bank loan = 10,00,000

 TOTAL COST (P.A.)

 Space Rent : 20,000 x 12 = Rs. 2,40,000

 Equipment Cost : Rs. 10,00,000
 Transportation Cost : Rs. 1,50,000
 Electricity Cost : Rs.1,50,000
 Scraps Purchased : Rs. 12,00,000 x 10= 1.2
Cr.
 Labour Cost : Rs. 2,00,000
 Paid to Govt. : Rs. 1,50,000
 Start up cost : Rs. 12,00,000
 Revenue
 We assume that we will purchase 12 Lakhs of
scrap every month and also assume that work
will be done 10 months in a year.
 We have found that revenue earned from this
business is meant to be 125%-130% of the cost of
scrap
i.e. 12,00,000 x 125% = 15,00,000
12,00,000 x 130% = 15,60,000
 So, every year we will generate Rs.1.5-1.56 Cr. of
revenue
 NET PROFIT (P.A.)

 N.P. = Total Revenue - Total Cos

= Rs.1.5 Cr - Rs. 1.38 Cr
= Rs. 12 Lakhs
 CONCLUSION

 After analyzing all the process of

recycling we reached to this point
 1. in starting stage we have to invest a lot
money but in continue it will be profit
generating entity.
 2.Govt. will also give some aid in the form
of tax rebates for such a environment
friendly project.
THANK YOU