Energy Saving Technique for Mobile Phone Decomposition Process Using Microwave
Keywords:
Energy saving technique, Adhesive, MicrowaveAbstract
In the process of repairing mobile phone products, it is necessary to separate the parts that are bonded with silicone glue. The general method is to blow hot air to melt the glue. Which has high energy loss during warm-up, melting and after melting Also takes a long time to melt the glue.The results showed that energy saving technique for mobile phone decomposition process using microwave .The proposed heating system could reduce electric power for the machine from 56.72 - 261.11 W-hr to 28.00 – 40.00 W-hr per one disassembling; which was 29.48 - 50.63 % in power reduction
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