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The Use Of Excess Aircraft As Maximization Of Resources, Jean Paul Pion Garcia
The Use Of Excess Aircraft As Maximization Of Resources, Jean Paul Pion Garcia
Honors Theses
The United States currently has within just 6 airfields approximately 4,600 grounded aircraft. Out of these excess aircraft, approximately 66,900 metric tons of secondary aluminum could be extracted. All this amount of material equals to approximately 147 million US dollars if sold to the current aluminum market price; the United States government could save up to 450 million US dollars just in electrical power expenses by choosing to recycle these aircraft, instead of producing primary aluminum out of bauxite. Recycling all these aircraft, would also have a positive impact in the environment, since hundreds of acres would be freed from …