A large number of photovoltaic modules will reach their retirement period within the next 10 me 25 years. How to handle these waste modules containing high-value materials such as glass, silikoni, silver paste, and aluminum frames has become a focus of industry. The emergence of PV recycling technology not only enables the effective recovery of valuable resources but also prevents environmental pollution, thereby realizing a green, low-carbon circular economy.
What are the technical approaches for PV recycling?
Photovoltaic modules primarily consist of glass, silikoni, backsheets, EVA adhesive, metal frames, and conductors. The tight bonding between these layers poses challenges for recycling. Koya gona, a PV recycling technology corresponds to different separation methods and objectives.

The mechanical method is one of the most mature and fundamental recycling approaches at present. The core principle involves physical methods such as iyaya ni vakasavasavataki ni matanisiga, vakacacani, and sorting to achieve the initial separation of glass, metal frames, and silicon wafers.
This method features a simple process flow, low energy consumption, and no secondary pollution. Ia, it has limited effectiveness in removing EVA adhesive layers, and the recovered silicon purity is not high, which is suitable for primary recycling.

Na Tekinolaji ni vakacaca ni PV involves heating EVA in an inert gas atmosphere to decompose it, thereby releasing the silicon wafers and glass. Na iwali ni cakacaka ni pyrolysis ni matanisiga effectively removes EVA residues, yielding silicon wafers of high purity.
YUSHUNXIN PV recycling technology employs advanced low-temperature pyrolysis processes to effectively reduce energy consumption and emissions while maintaining high recovery rates. It is more efficient and eco-friendly than traditional processing methods.
The chemical method employs environmentally friendly solvents or acid-base solutions to dissolve EVA or backsheet materials, and then separates silicon, iloilo, and metal components.
This method preserves the integrity of silicon wafers and achieves high extraction rates, which is ideal for enterprises with stringent material purity requirements. With the growing adoption of green chemistry, the use of biodegradable solvents makes this process safer and more eco-friendly.
In actual production, many enterprises combine multiple processes. Kena ivakaraitaki, it first removes the frame and junction box by mechanical means, then eliminates EVA through pyrolysis or chemical methods, and finally extracts metals such as silver and aluminum in wet metallurgical processes.
Can these processes recycle different types of modules?
Photovoltaic modules are of various types, including monocrystalline silicon, polycrystalline silicon, and thin-film cells. The differences in their structures determine the suitability of recycling routes. Yusuni veiliutaki ni vakayagataki tale ni solar features a modular and intelligent design. The equipment can automatically identify module types and matches optimal process parameters, which supports flexible combinations of PV recycling technology.
What are the key recycling considerations for PV materials?
As PV materials differ in primary valuable substances and pollution risks, recycling emphasis varies accordingly.
Technology comparison
Use this page to compare liberation mechanisms and connected environmental duties, not to select equipment from capacity alone.
Na iyaya e curu mai
Module bill of materials and representative samples.
Na veika e namaki
Defined fractions with mass-balance and receiver criteria.
Na veitaratara ni cakacaka
Process safety, lewai ni veika bula wavoliti keda, veiqaravi, maintenance access and sampling plan.
Vakayagataka ga na laini e veiganiti kei na iyalayala ni iwalewale digitaki ..
| iVoladusidusi | Iwiliwili | Kaukaua | Na ivolavakarau vakayago | Okati kina na iyalayala |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YSX-M1000Single-glass mechanical | 1 t/h | 277.6 kW | 36 × 6 × 6 m | Integrated mechanical line |
| YSX-TK500Tunnel thermal | 500 kg/auwa | 116.65 kW | 65 × 13 × 7.5 m | Continuous tunnel thermal line |
| YSX-TK1000Tunnel thermal | 1,000 kg/auwa | 126.65 kW | 72 × 13 × 7.5 m | Continuous tunnel thermal line |
| YSX-TK2000Tunnel thermal | 2,000 kg/auwa | 136.65 kW | 80 × 13 × 7.5 m | Continuous tunnel thermal line |
| YSX-PF5Batch thermal | 5 t/siga | 140.45 kW | 46 × 33 × 7.5 m | Mixed-module batch thermal line |
| YSX-PF16Batch thermal | 16 t/siga | 142.45 kW | 40 × 26 × 7.5 m | Mixed-module batch thermal line |
| YSX-8000Earlier integrated thermal | 8 t/siga | Configuration controlled | 50 × 30 × 8 m | Earlier thermal project reference; reactor Φ2200 × 6000 × 20 mm |
| YSX-16000Earlier integrated thermal | 16 t/siga | Configuration controlled | 60 × 30 × 8 m | Earlier thermal project reference; reactor Φ2800 × 6600 × 18 mm |
Lawa ni veivakarautaki: na rawaka ni katalogu e dua na ivakadinadina ni tuvatuva. Tudei na kena rawati, vakacurumi/cakacaka kaukauwa, yava, vakalesui mai, savasava, emissions kei na gagadre ni veiqaravi e gadrevi kina na lisi ni iyaya vakadonui, iyaya ni mata kei na ituvatuva ni ciqomi volai.
Na itukutuku e gadrevi ni bera na kena vakarautaki kei na kena cavuti
- Na itaba ni iyaya ni mata, ivakatakilakila kei na ivakaraitaki e tiko.
- Na rawaka e gadrevi kei na auwa ena dua na veisau, veisau ena dua na siga kei na siga ni cakacaka.
- Takete ni veika e rawati, iwalewale ni ivakaraitaki kei na gagadre ni ciqomi sobu.
- Vanua ni vanua, kaukauwa e tiko, waiwai, wai, cagi vakamamacataki kei na iyalayala ni vale.
- Na veika bula wavoliti keda, kama, maroroi kei na veika e gadrevi me baleta na taqomaki ni cakacaka.
- Kerei na iyalayala ni veisoliyaki: iyaya, ituvatuva, vakacurumi, vakarorogo kei na veivakavulici.



