ELV Management
What is ELV ?
ELV is the abbreviation of End of Life Vehicle designation. is the expression. It refers to vehicles that have completed their economic life, including Hazardous and Non-Hazardous wastes in the Regulation on the General Principles of Waste Management.
The goal of the project
Contributing to the national economy by disassembling and separating end-of-life vehicles (ELV) within the scope of the relevant legislation and bringing reusable parts to consumption.
Recycling and reusing supplied parts as raw materials to ensure
To protect the environment and human health by minimizing the waste generation from vehicles
ELV Legislation
ÖTA Regulation, T.C. It is a regulation on the Control of End-of-Life Vehicles, carried out by the Waste Management Department of the General Directorate of Environmental Management, affiliated to the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization, published in the Official Gazette dated 30 December 2009 and started to be implemented on 1 January 2011.
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Working Principles
Prevention of environmental pollution in the recycling process Reducing the amount of waste from scrap/ELVs
Priority use of spare parts of scrap / ELV vehicles
Recycling of non-reusable parts
Operation Process
Vehicle delivery location is selected A document is obtained from the traffic registration institutions, stating that there are no annotations such as lien, pledge, precaution in the records of the vehicle. Excluding the vehicles withdrawn from the traffic, the dismissal tax is provided that there is no penalty or tax debt from the past. The documents provided are delivered to the ELV together with the vehicle. The vehicle is registered in the ECBS system of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization and the dismantling and waste management processes are initiated. Traffic registration procedures are followed The obtained waste information is recorded in the system of the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization and the processes are completed.
Operation Scope
DECONTAMINATION
Vehicles scrapped in our facility; Purification processes of parts such as oil, antifreeze, batteries and accumulators are carried out in a way that does not harm the environment within the scope of the regulation.
- liquid and/or liquefied fuel
- Engine oil transmission
- oil transmission oil
- hydraulic oil Liquefied
- gas tanks
- oil filters
- containing dangerous substances antifreeze
- fluids
- Batteries and accumulators
- Brake and A/C fluids
- Coolants
- Antifreeze
DISASSEMBLY
Spare parts and wastes obtained from vehicles are separated by disassembly.
Dismantled Parts
- Metal compounds (copper, aluminum and magnesium)
- tires large plastic parts
- Glass and parts containing mercury
- PCB containing parts
- Explosive parts (such as airbags)
- Brake pads containing asbestos
- Ferrous metals
- Non-ferrous metals
- Parts not otherwise specified Wastes
- Dangers other than 160107 to 160111 and 160113 to 160114 parts
Data
5,000 Vehicles
Scrapped under ELV legislation
640,000 Pieces
The original disassembly part was obtained and presented to the consumer.
230.000.000 Original Part Value Provision
The original value of the obtained parts is around 230,000,000.
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