First magnet successfully recycled

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In many cases, the magnets are extremely difficult to remove from the engines. The scientists are therefore developing potential ways of creating a collection cycle for used engines, and also of a stil more suitable for disassembly: How could the engines be alternatively designed to make it easier to remove the magnets at a later date? What costs will be incurred is a question that is currently difficult to answer: "The anticipated financial advantage in recycling the magnets depends not only on the recycling process, but also on the price development for rare earth elements", Diehl says. [url=http://www.999magnet.com/products/136-magnetic-filter]magnet filter[/url]"The higher the raw material prices for rare earths, the more it will pay off to recycle already existing materials."
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