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楼上的兄弟,我有原文的英文法令。我看的是ban,没有讲到限值。只是说解除豁免,禁止使用。到底是可以总溴限值,还是十溴一定限制使用。% q5 ^- U, Z+ R* D6 U. }0 K# {- R# j
原文如下:
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Deca-BDE now Banned under European Union RoHS Directive7 Y y# P/ R* [* S+ d$ j
The European Court of Justice has just ruled that the deca-bromodiphenylether (deca-BDE) exemption included by the European Commission in the restriction of the use of certain hazardous substances in electrical and electronic equipment (RoHS) Directive has been annulled. Thus, as of June 30, 2008, decaBDE will no longer be allowed in covered electronic products sold in Europe.9 p6 \0 e: y- B" q! n) l$ l1 L
DecaBDE, along with all other polybrominated diphenyl ethers (PBDEs), was originally banned in the RoHS Directive as it was adopted by the European Parliament and Council in 2003. This ban was lifted by the European Commission in October of 2005 by means of an exemption for “decaBDE in polymeric applications” in the Annex to RoHS. The European Parliament initiated annulment proceedings at the European Court of Justice in January 2006, seeking to overturn that exemption. Their argument was that the Commission did not have the authority to exempt decaBDE, and that they had overstepped their authority. The Commission only has the authority under RoHS to exempt specific uses of a substance if no viable safer alternatives exist, but not to exempt substances based on their assessment of the risk.
$ X$ u1 |/ N6 e( M+ v% X# YThe Court of Justice has sided with Parliament, saying that the Commission did not have authority to exempt decaBDE. They have allowed the exemption to stand until June 30, 2008. If you manufacture or assemble covered electronic products or components that are sold in the European market, it would be prudent to check and make sure none of your polymers contain decaBDE. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact Greg Morose (978-934-2954) or Liz Harriman (978-934-3387) at the Massachusetts Toxics Use Reduction Institute. |
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