O modelo de negócio voltado à remanufatura de lâmpadas fluorescentes, gerenciamento dos resíduos e sua reinserção, em cumprimento à Legislação Ambiental Brasileira

Abstract

Fluorescent lamps are used in large scale in Brazil, according to government figures the country currently imports 330 million units, contributing to reduced energy consumption, energy efficiency in homes, commerce, industry and public roads. At the end of its useful life the improper disposal of fluorescent lamps can contaminate the environment through soil, water and living things by the heavy metal mercury. The objective of this work is to build a business model for the region of Manaus, remanufacturing fluorescent lamps with proper disposal, which is economically viable strengthening environmental protection programs and enabling the return of the material to the productive sector. The methodology employed, it consists of data and information from companies that perform the treatment of LF, government in order to assist and give us a broad view of business, in order to have better understanding and minimize possible risks, limitations, advantages, disadvantages and feasibility of the proposed business model. To manage the fate of the burned lamps and essential to support the government and establish steps as collection points, packaging, transportation, care to avoid breaking and thereby ensuring that mercury and other components have the correct destination. The treatment process of fluorescent lamps prevents waste from these is the landfill and the components can be re-entered in the productive sector. Ensure that mercury and other components have the correct destination. The treatment process for fluorescent lamps prevents waste from these is the landfill and that components can be re-entered in the productive sector