Notice of the 20th Resource Recycling Technology Research Presentation Conference (Osaka)

三進製作所

In order to realize a new circular society that balances the environment and the economy, various technological research and development initiatives promoting the 3Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) are being conducted with the collaboration of both the public and private sectors. On January 23, the 20th Resource Recycling Technology Research Presentation Conference (organized by the Resource Recycling System Center) will be held in Osaka, where our company will also be presenting. We sincerely look forward to your attendance. Date: January 23, 2013 (Wednesday) 13:30–16:40 (Registration starts at 13:10) Location: Hankyu Grand Building, 26th Floor Conference Room (next to Osaka Station) Capacity: Approximately 60 people Participation Fee: Free Content: Lecture "Progress in 3R Initiatives and Future Outlook," presentations, etc. ☆Our Presentation☆ 13:40 Presentation "Closed System for Plating Water Washing Process Using Cylinder-Type Ion Exchange Equipment" (Received the Chairman's Award from the Japan Society of Industrial Environment Management for the 2012 Resource Recycling Technology and System Awards)

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Cylinder-type ion exchange machine "Patrone i" *Video available
We will recycle water and metals through collection and retrieval!

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Resource Center System
We will recycle water and metals through collection and retrieval!

This is a recovery and regeneration system for a cylinder-type ion exchange tower that achieves water recovery and metal recovery in water washing processes. Saturated cylinder-type ion exchange towers are collected at our "Resource Center," and the regenerated cylinders are reused repeatedly by users. Components such as heavy metals adsorbed by the ion exchange resin are sorted and regenerated at the "Resource Center," and metals are sent to Yamamoto Refinery as valuable resources to be reused as metal raw materials. With the equipment enhancement in April 2010, the "Resource Center" has become even more functional, concentrating and purifying chromic acid leachate to the recovery standard for re-resourcing through a chromic acid recovery device. Additionally, copper and nickel, which were traditionally turned into sludge and re-resourced at Yamamoto Refinery, are now recovered as metal foil using a roll-type electrolysis device, achieving improved resource recovery efficiency and reduced waste volume.