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Title: SUPPLY-DEMAND GAP OF LEAD FOR THE BATTERY MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY


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SUPPLY-DEMAND GAP OF LEAD FOR THE BATTERY
MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
  • METAL RECLAMATION (INDUSTRIES) SDN. BHD.
  • PRESENTED BY C S LIM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Licensed Capacity
Reasons for Shortfall
Strategies To Overcome Shortfall
Current Demand
Current Supply
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Licensed Capacities - 120,000 tonnes
  • Current licensed capacity 44,000 tonnes of lead
    acid batteries per annum.
  • Increase to 120,000 tonnes by fourth quarter
    2001
  • Distribution of capacities
  • 1.1 Metal Reclamation (Industries) Sdn. Bhd. -
  • 96,000 tonnes
  • 1.2 Tai Kwong -Yokohama Battery Ind. Sdn. Bhd -
    12,000 tonnes
  • 1.3 Intercedar Industries Sdn. Bhd. - 12,000
    tonnes

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Current Demands - 90,000 tonnes
  • 2.1 Lead acid batteries - 50,000 tonnes
  • 2.2 Power cables - 5,000 tonnes
  • 2.3 Lead - tin solders - 5,000 tonnes
  • 24 Litharge (non battery use) - 30,000 tonnes

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Current Supply - 41,000 tonnes
  • 3.1 Used lead acid batteries - 35,000 tonnes
  • 3.2 Lead dross and sludge - 4,000 tonnes
  • 3.3 Cable sheathings - 2,000 tonnes

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Reasons For Shortfall
  • 4.1 Collection efficiency.
  • 4.2 Export of new batteries.
  • 4.3 Underground cables.
  • 4.4 Export of lead and lead alloys, etc.

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Strategies To Overcome Shortfall
  • 5.1 Increase collection efficiency.
  • 5.2 Imports of pure lead and secondary bullion.
  • 5.3 Stop illegal exports.
  • 5.4 Alternative sources .

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MAKING LEAD RECOVERY ENVIRONMENTALLY SOUND AND
ECONOMICALLY VIABLE.
  • METAL RECLAMATION (INDUSTRIES) SDN. BHD.
  • PRESENTED BY C S LIM, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Project Launch
Positive Aspects
End
Negative Aspects
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  • Mission Statement

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Mission Statement 1
  • To be the most competitive and largest
    secondary lead producer in South East Asia.

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Mission Statement 2
  • To adopt the most suitable
  • technology in secondary lead production.

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Mission Statement 3
  • To achieve the highest safety and
  • environmental standards.

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Mission Statement 4
  • To target ourselves towards
  • ISO 9002 and ISO 14001.

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Project Studies1. Detailed EIA2. WRAC
Studies
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Project Design Criteria
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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment.

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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment.
  • To be environmentally friendly.

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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment.
  • To be environmentally friendly.
  • To adopt greener technologies in lead recycling
    and refining.

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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment.
  • To be environmentally friendly.
  • To adopt greener technologies in lead recycling
    and refining.
  • To have minimum contact between employees and raw
    materials.

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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment.
  • To be environmentally friendly.
  • To adopt greener technologies in lead recycling
    and refining.
  • To have minimum contact between employees and raw
    materials.
  • To have minimum movement of raw materials within
    the production facility.

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Project Design Criteria
  • To provide a safe working environment
  • To be environmentally friendly.
  • To adopt greener technologies in lead recycling
    and refining.
  • To have minimum contact between employees and raw
    materials.
  • To have minimum movement of raw materials within
    the production facility.
  • To have minimum movement of third party vehicles
    within the plant.

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  • Core Technologies

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Core Technologies
  • 1. Battery breaking technology from U. S.

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Core Technologies
  • 1. Battery breaking technology from U. S.
  • 2. Submerged lance smelting technology.

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Core Technologies
  • 1. Battery breaking technology from U. S.
  • 2. Submerged lance smelting technology.
  • 3. Slag granulation from Germany.

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Core Technologies
  • 1. Battery breaking technology from U. S.
  • 2. Submerged lance smelting technology.
  • 3. Slag granulation from Germany.
  • 4. High temperature gas cleaning.

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Core Technologies
  • 1. Battery breaking technology from U. S.
  • 2. Submerged lance smelting technology.
  • 3. Slag granulation from Germany.
  • 4. High temperature gas cleaning.
  • 5. Flue gas de-sulphurising from Japan.

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  • Build and Operate

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  • Negative Aspects

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Negative Aspects
  • 1. High capital and operating cost.

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Negative Aspects
  • 1. High capital and operating cost.
  • 2. High demand on technical resources.

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Negative Aspects
  • 1. High capital and operating cost.
  • 2. High demand on technical resources.
  • 3. Land size.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.
  • 2. Better yield.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.
  • 2. Better yield.
  • 3 Variety of feeds.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.
  • 2. Better yield.
  • 3 Variety of feeds.
  • 4. Useable by-products.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.
  • 2. Better yield.
  • 3 Variety of feeds.
  • 4. Useable by-products.
  • 5. Low process waste generation.

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Positive Aspects
  • 1. Higher output rate.
  • 2. Better yield.
  • 3 Variety of feeds.
  • 4. Useable by-products.
  • 5. Low process waste generation.
  • 6. Low environmental impact.

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The End
  • Thank you
  • for
  • your attention.
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