This document discusses scrap management. It defines scrap as waste that has no economic value beyond the value of its raw materials. It classifies scrap into categories like ferrous, metal, and non-metallic waste. Sources of waste include households, industries, and agriculture. Manufacturers are responsible for scrap disposal. Common reasons for scrap include design changes and production inefficiencies. Proper scrap management includes prevention, minimization, reuse, recycling, and disposal. A case study describes one company's scrap disposal procedures including separating hazardous and non-hazardous waste and implementing practices to reduce waste like solvent recovery.

1. SCRAP MANAGEMENT
PGDMS
Ms. Asha Jha (Roll No:11 )
Mr. Anil .A. Nalawade (Roll No:20 )
1 Welingkar college, Matunga

2. Contents
DEFINITIONS
TYPES , CLASSIFICATION & SOURCES
REASONS FOR GENERATION OF SCRAP
RESPONSIBILITY OF DISPOSAL
SCRAP HIERARCY
PROCEDURE FOR DISPOSAL
TYPES OF CONTRACT
SALVAGING
RECLAMATION
CASE STUDY
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3.  What is scrap and what is scrap management ?
• Scrap - Waste that either has no economic value or only
the value of its basic material content recoverable
through recycling
• Scrap management - Manufacturers do not intend or plan to
make scrap, but depending on the industry and the product, scrap
is produced. But depending on the type of scrap, it may be re-
cycled back into the production process or sold as a revenue
generating product or simply non-recyclable and the enterprise
has to pay for an outside contractor to dispose of the product.
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4. Definitions
Quantity more No longer
than stock usable
 Surplus
 Obsolete
 Obsolescence
 Salvage
 Reclamation
No longer
required but in
usable Saving
condition Bringing back material for
to original utilization
condition
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5. Scrap Yard
It is a place where receiving or handling scrap is done
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6. Categories Of Scrap
Ferrous Scrap Electronic / Metal
Pharmaceuticals waste Biological waste
6 Scrap are of 3 categories : Ferrous, Metal , Non metallic i.e., waste

7. Few other types of waste…
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8. Classification of Wastes
according to their Properties
Types of
waste
Non-
Biodegradable
biodegradable
Paper Plastics
Wood Old machines
Fruits Cans
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9. Classification of waste according to their Effects
on Human Health and the Environment
Types of waste
Non
Hazardous
Hazardous
Unsafe to
Safe to use commercially,
use commercially,
industrially, agriculturally
industrially, agriculturally or
economically
or economically
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10. Sources of Wastes
Household
Industries
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11. Sources of Wastes
Agriculture
Fishery
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12. Responsibility of Scrap Disposal
Primary Responsibility
Purchase Department
Secondary Responsibility
Operations Department
Maintenance Department
Stores Department
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13. Reasons for Generation of Scrap
• Change in Design, Method or Product
• Mistakes in procurement
• Wrong planning decisions
• Wasteful processes in production
• Inevitable waste during the adjustment of the
equipment
• Overall absence of efficiency
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14. Scrap Management
Prevention
Minimization
Reuse
Recycling
Disposal
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15. Procedure for Scrap Disposal
Reuse
Return to supplier
Sale to another Company
Sale to Dealer
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16. Types of Contract
Fixed Price
Varying Price
Specific Bids
Ab initio Negotiation
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17. Salvaging
Meaning – Saving for advantageous use.
Salvage Operation
1. Collecting, Storing, Sorting
2. Ascertain, Restoring, Reviewing
3. Direct to Buyer from Shop-floor
4. Steps for disposal
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18. Reclamation
Meaning – Brining back to original condition
Reclamation Operation
1. Knowledge of discarded material
2. Determining what can be reclaimed?
3. Deciding Method
4. Calculation of Cost
5. Determination of Economic aspect
6. Operating as Manufacturer
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19. Case Study
Kelkar Group of Companies
S. H. Kelkar & Co. Pvt. Ltd. – Mulund & Khopoli
Keva Flavors Pvt. Ltd. – Khopoli
Keva Fragrances Pvt. Ltd. – Mulund
K. V. Arochem Pvt. Ltd. . – Vapi
PFW Aroma Chemical . – Netherland
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20. S. H. Kelkar & Co. Pvt. Ltd. - Mulund
Plant Layout ETP Layout
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21. Hazardous Waste
Used oil • Discarded containers
Chemical Sludge • Distillation residue
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22. Handling of Hazardous Waste
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23. Non-Hazardous Waste
Gunny bags
Cardamom residue
Wooden scrap
 Metal scrap
 Plastic
 Biological sludge
 Corrugated boxes
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24. Scrap Control & Minimization
Solvent recovery in production
Addition of used acid layer in equalization tank
Preparation of low grade perfumes
Biological sludge as manure
Treated water for gardening
Separation of waste
Use of compost manure
Old paper as filler in packing
Use of paper bags
Recycling of waste paper
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25. Solvent recovery in production
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26. Addition of used acid layer
in equalization tank
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27. Preparation of low grade perfumes
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28. Biological Sludge as Manure
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29. Treated Water from ETP to Gardening
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30. Separation of Waste
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31. Compost Manure
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32. Old paper as Filler in packing
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33. Use of Paper Bags
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34. THANKYOU
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