Pitar s Kariba wrote:
Ok je apel, samo negdje pročitah da su ove dopunjive još opasnije od običnih. Kažu čak da su obične po novim standardima u USA bezopasne i mogu se bacati sa ostalim smećem. Nešto sumnjam da su ove što se kod nas prodaju po tim standardima
Evo link:
http://www.urbancult.hr/zbrinjavanje-ba ... -3514.aspx
Kao i obicno, balkanci kaskaju brem desetak godina za svijetom.
Tu se pod toksicnim punjivim baterijama misli primarno na NiCd baterije.
Takodje, baterije proizvodjaca koje sam nabrojao a koje se prodaju kod nas, strozije su pravljene i od americkih standarda(koji uvijek kaskaju za svijetom zbog korporacijskih lobija).
Naravno da se lopatom nelegalno uvozi kinesko smece koje zavrsava na trafikama i pijacama.
Znamo kako je tesko stare mitove i generalizaciju iskorijeniti iz ljudi.
NiMH su 'ciste' od toxicnih materijala kao i klix alkalne
"Rechargeable batteries power everything from portable phones and cordless phones to laptops and PDAs to cordless tools and grooming products. These batteries are usually nickel-cadmium (nicad), lithium ion, or nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH). Nicads are good batteries, but the cadmium in them is toxic. Cadmium in the environment is already a big problem, so it's clear that we want to recycle all nicad batteries. Nickel-metal-hydride (NiMH) and lithium-ion rechargeable batteries are less toxic, but it is still recommended that they be recycled."
http://www.grinningplanet.com/2004/12-2 ... rticle.htm
"Ni-Cad batteries, or nickel cadium, are one of the better types of batteries, but they can still be hazardous to the environment. This is because of the toxic metals contained inside them. As such, the best rechargeable batteries are NiMH or nickel metal hydride. These types of rechargeable batteries perform very well in tests and are much less toxic for the environment. Rechargeable NiMH batteries are better than the alkaline disposable batteries for demanding electronics such as digital cameras, as they are able to last much longer on just one charge. They can also be used over and over again, instead of being thrown away.
The benefits of rechargeable batteries are numerous. Firstly, they will save you money over the long term. Real Goods claims that disposalbe batteries cost consumers $0.10 / hour to use. Yet rechargeable batteries only cost consumers approximately $0.001 / hr. The cost savings is obvious when the figures are read side by side.
This source also recommends the NiMH rechargeable batteries, which don’t contain and toxic metals, unlike the rechargeable alkalines. Besides this, they also offer nearly two times the capacity per cell compared to NiCad rechargables."
http://www.energyhack.com/best-recharge ... vironment/
NiCd niko normalan vise ne koristi jer su em toxicne em inferiorne prema NiMH i LiIon/LiPolymer.
