Detailed explanation of the current status of waste battery recycling

According to relevant data, my country is currently developing rapidly in lead-acid batteries, and it has become one of the largest lead-acid battery suppliers in the world, supplying lead-acid batteries to companies or individuals all over the world. As my country's application of lead-acid batteries continues to expand, such batteries have begun to be used in automobiles, electric vehicles, and communication equipment. This has led to an increasing demand for lead-acid batteries, which has further promoted the development of lead-acid batteries. The processing power has promoted the continued development of the lead-acid battery processing industry. Regarding the recycling of waste lead-acid batteries, foreign countries have already begun to recycle this waste battery for a long time, and have accumulated a wealth of relevant experience. For example, Denmark uses additional recycling fees on other batteries, so that users who use lead-acid batteries do not always recycle waste batteries. Correspondingly, with the rapid development of the lead-acid battery industry, the number of waste lead-acid batteries that appear every year has also increased, and it is also an arduous task to solve these large and increasing lead-acid batteries. In particular, it is environmentally friendly to reduce the pollution of these batteries to the environment. In German law, it is mandatory for manufacturers of lead-acid batteries to recycle this waste battery, otherwise the sale of lead-acid batteries is prohibited. In Japan, the community is responsible for collecting waste lead-acid batteries, so that most of the lead-acid batteries can be recycled, especially the lead-acid batteries used in the automotive field can be fully and effectively recycled. Disclaimer: Some pictures and content of articles published on this site are from the Internet. If there is any infringement, please contact to delete.