Table 4 Types and quantity of burnt e-waste for each group of workers
No. of sampling time | Code of workers | Quantity of burnt e-waste (kg) | Types of burnt e-waste |
|---|---|---|---|
1 | W1-W2 | 100 | - Electrical wires - Motor from motorcycles and drills |
2 | W3-W5 | 150 | - Electrical wires - Telephone wires |
3 | W6-W7 | 100 | - Electrical wires - Motor from televisions and hair dryers - Accessories from CD players |
4 | W8-W9 | 100 | - Electrical wires |
5 | W10-W13 | 200 | - Electrical wires - Motor - Electric fan guard |
6 | W14-W17 | 200 | - Electrical wires - Motors from drills - Printer accessories |
7 | W18-W21 | 250 | - Electrical wires - Refrigerator doors |
8 | W22-W25 | 150 | - Electrical wires - Motors from televisions |
9 | W26-W29 | 300 | -Electrical wires - Motors from hair dryers, blenders, and aquarium power filters - Electrical circuits from televisions and computers |
10 | W30-W33 | 300 | -Electrical wires - Motors - Refrigerator doors |