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Javier González

Eco-design and the impact in ICT assets End Of Life. . Javier González. Introduction. 1.-Ecodesign and ICT assets (Information and Telecommunication) . Brief notes about eco- design : 80% of the environmental product-related impact is defined during the design phase .

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Javier González

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  1. Eco-design and the impact in ICT assets End Of Life. Javier González

  2. Introduction 1.-Ecodesign and ICT assets (Information and Telecommunication) Brief notes about eco-design : 80% of theenvironmentalproduct-relatedimpactisdefinedduringthedesignphase. 2.- Eco design life-cycle and strategies overview. 3.- Eco design, paying more attention to reuse and recycle; the environmental impact with everyday examples from DS activity: Reusing and recycling – EEE and WEEE 3.- 1 Strategiestomanage and extendthelifecycle. Theimpact of eco-designontheenvironment: Win-Winestrategies,Redeployment, Trade IN, Cash back, Remarketing. 3.- 2 Recyclingprocedures, dismantling, downstream, Examples and Productphotos EOL instructions, Product material information, Productdisassemblyinstructions 4.- Conclusions. Useful links

  3. 1.- Eco design of ICT 80% of product-relatedenvironmentalimpactisdefinedduringthedesignphase. 2.- Eco design of ICT, life cycle and strategies

  4. 3.1 Extendingtheproductlifecycle Redeployment within the company should be an option. Case study. Buyback projects. Global, IT-assisted take-back solutions for various applications – create added value for end users, sales boost and revenue for companies. Data security is a priority. A secure handling of all sensitive data is guaranteed and the highest national and international security standards are met.

  5. 3.1 EOL programstoextendlifecycle. Back office

  6. 3.1 EOL programstoextendlifecycle. Examples

  7. 3.2 EOL Recycling. Eco-designImpact. Somerecyclingchallenges and bestpractices • Recycling components – Reusing at the component level. • Heavy pollutants: From CRT screens to LCD display with • fluorescent tubes; with mercury fluorescent tubes and mercury • free LED backlight. • Example. CRT glass downstream tracking: from re-manufacturing to tiles factories • Plastics recycling. Issues: Different kinds, additives, • hard to mix. Best practices: labeling, reduction of • paints and coatings.

  8. 3.2 Recycling. Product EOL Instructions. Example

  9. 3.2 EOL Recycling. ProductdisassemblyInstructions. Examples Easy disassembly Alternatives to glues and adhesives Requirements for tools are reduced or elimintaed: snap-fits.

  10. 3.2 EOL Recycling. Environmentalproductreport. Example

  11. Conclusions • Eco design’s big effect on product-related environmental impact. • In the near future will we see Eco-design Vs design? • Cost effective solutions to help the environmental impact. Thanks for yourattention http://www.dataservspain.es/ www.dell.com/environment. www.apple.com/environment/‎ Links http://ec.europa.eu/energy/efficiency/ecodesign/eco_design_en.htm http://ec.europa.eu/environment/waste/rohs_eee/ http://ec.europa.eu/environment/chemicals/reach/reach_intro.htm

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