Can we recycle the tube lights without removing the luminous powder?
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Yes by taking it into recycling centers i.e. Fluorescent bulbs should be taken carefully to recycling centers, so that the mercury can be safely removed. The other materials (such as glass, metal) in the bulbs can then be separated, cleaned and sold for reuse. Even the phosphor powder, can be separaRead more
Yes by taking it into recycling centers i.e. Fluorescent bulbs should be taken carefully to recycling centers, so that the mercury can be safely removed. The other materials (such as glass, metal) in the bulbs can then be separated, cleaned and sold for reuse. Even the phosphor powder, can be separated and recycled. The recycled glass can be remanufactured into other glass products. The mercury can be recycled into new fluorescent lamps and other mercury-containing devices.
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