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Dismantling information
Scania Touring
Scania - Higer A80, A30
Work description
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General ...................................................................................................... 3
Draining and removing ........................................................................ 4
Climate system .............................................................................................. 4
Identification of materials for recycling ......................................... 7
General .......................................................................................................... 7
Polymeric materials ....................................................................................... 8
Glass fibre and glass ................................................................................... 11
Aluminium .................................................................................................. 12
Steel and copper .......................................................................................... 13
Colour codes ............................................................................................... 15
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General
This information is aimed at everyone dealing
with reconditioning and scrapping of Scania
vehicles. The information applies to workshops
as well as companies specialising in dismantling and recycling.
The information is applicable to Scania Touring bus bodywork. However, not all parts are
covered in this information booklet. The information is by no means complete.
The first section describes how hazardous
waste is to be separated from the vehicle (environmental disposal).
The purpose of the second section is to facilitate identification and sorting of material for
recycling.
General
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Draining and removing
Draining and
removing
Climate system
Tool
Number Designation Illustration Tool board
587 627 Recycling station -
Refrigerant R134a
Wear protective gloves and goggles.
Welding, smoking or heating are not allowed if
there is refrigerant in the air. Refrigerant generates a very toxic gas when heated.
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1. Connect the recycling station hoses to the
1. Service valve, low-pressure
2. Service valve, high-pressure
low-pressure and high-pressure service
valves.
2. Drain the refrigerant slowly.
The refrigerant must not be released into the
atmosphere and must be recycled according to
local regulations.
Draining and removing
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Draining and removing
Pipes and components where some coolant potentially remains
1. Return to the engine
2. From the engine
Coolant
There might be some coolant left in the system
after the coolant has been drained from the system.
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Identification of materials for recycling
Identification of materials for recycling
General
The following pages illustrate parts of the vehicle that consist of polymeric materials (primarily plastics), glass fibre, glass, aluminium and
steel. The illustrations enable the identification
and sorting of these materials for recycling.
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Identification of materials for recycling
1. PU (Q345A inside)
2. PVC (Glass fibre inside)
3. PU (wooden board and Q235 inside)
4. PU (HRB400 inside)
5. PVC together with non-woven fabric
6. ABS, frames and panels in the instrument
panel
Polymeric materials
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Identification of materials for recycling
1. PVC
2. ABS
3. Felt together with PP
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Identification of materials for recycling
1. ABS
2. Others
3. Others
4. Others
5. ABS
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Glass fibre and glass
Identification of materials for recycling
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Identification of materials for recycling
Aluminium
Production of raw aluminium consumes a lot of
energy. Recycling aluminium consumes relatively little energy. From a life cycle perspective as much of the aluminium as possible
should be recycled. Therefore, Scania wants to
ensure that most of the aluminium used can be
recycled.
The illustration on this page shows the main
use of aluminium in the bus. Parts made of aluminium are marked in grey.
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Steel and copper
Identification of materials for recycling
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Identification of materials for recycling
1. Zinc-coated panel DC51D+Z, 1.2 mm
2. Q345
3. Zinc-coated panel DC51D+Z, 1.5 mm
4. Copper, some parts in the AC assembly
5. Zinc-coated panel DC51D+Z, 1.0 mm
6. Q235 or Q345
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Colour codes
1. PU
2. PVC
3. ABS
4. Glass
5. Glass fibre
6. Aluminium
7. Steel
8. Zinc-coating
9. Copper
10. Others
Identification of materials for recycling
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