It can be up to 90% cheaper to recycle copper
Simply because it's cheaper (and less energy hungry) to recycle aluminium - than produce new batches from raw materials. Aluminium can be infinitely re-cycled.
Because it is a lot cheaper to recycle old (and I do mean old) shows from Food or HGTV than it is to broadcast new shows.
It is not possible to recycle coffee machine, because the new one is cheaper than the cost of recycling one, and due to the high cost of its spare parts. It is preferable to replace it bu brand new one, to save time and money.
Yes! It's a metal, so it can be forged into something new. Of course. Copper wire contains copper. You can use a copper wire stripper to remove the insulation and you get copper core or a copper wire gramulator to make them into small copper granules after grinding and separating the insulation.
Aluminum wire is cheaper than copper 2 wire cord is cheaper than 3 wire cord epoxy insulation can stand higher temperature than cotton so the new motors can use less copper and steel so are cheaper and less efficient brass bushings are cheaper than ball bearings plastic gears are cheaper than metal gears plastic takes less time to make than porcelain so is cheaper crimpy terminals dont need skilled assembly like solder terminals and give point contact rather than solid contact nylon ties need less skill than linen serving cord brushless dc motors are not DC at all but brushes require occasional maintenance bean counters are not engineers insurance companies are not doctors
it will be cheaper ?
The advantage is - you don't need to spend money mining the raw materials (and reducing the finite amount that's on the planet). Additionally, re-melting previously-used metals takes much less energy than refining new metal from its raw ingredients. This makes it cheaper to recycle, than to refine new metal.
Answer: The new smelting processes made them stronger -Apex
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cheapest but NOT new? library
Some people think it will prolong are existence on this planet by eliminating waste in landfills. Plus it takes less energy to recycle metal than to mine and smelt new metal.
Aluminum is widely used for many things, so there is a constant need for it. Recycling used aluminum goods into new aluminum takes only a fraction of the energy needed to smelt new aluminum from bauxite ore. Hence, recycling aluminum is "green" in two ways: It reduces energy use, and it preserved the deposits of aluminum ore (bauxite) still in the ground.