Anil

There is no sure way of being 100% environmentally friendly. Firstly,
remove the metals (esp lead). Secondly, incinerate the non-metallics in
a furnace operating at a very high temperature (1500 deg C or higher),
with efficient scrubbing on the chimney to extract the max of chemicals
like bromine and chlorine compounds. You will be left with some of the
glass in the ashes.

Brian

Anil Kher wrote:

> Dear all,This msg. was returned earlier - so may be it is
> duplicated. What is the most environmently friendly disposal of FR-4
> offcuts and scrapped PCBsplease adviseAnil Kher
>
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