YANGYUAN · REGIONAL NETWORK

Rooted in China. Connecting Resources for a Circular Future.

From our base in Lingang, Shanghai, we are building a nationwide network for photovoltaic-module recovery, connecting project needs with local partners.

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Established2024Lingang, Shanghai · China

ABOUT YANGYUAN

Environmental Technology for a More Circular Future

Shanghai Yangyuan brings together project needs, technical exchange, and industry collaboration across environmental technology, new energy, and resource recovery. Our current focus is the recovery of retired photovoltaic modules. Company-provided patent materials covering dismantling, material feeding, visual inspection, and whole-wafer recovery provide a technical basis for exploring practical reuse options.

  • Registered capital of RMB 5 million
  • A Sino-foreign joint venture supporting domestic and international technical collaboration
  • Affiliated operations in Shanghai, Ganzhou, and Binzhou
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CORE CAPABILITIES

Practical Technology for Real-World Needs

Company-provided patent materials cover module dismantling, process coordination, visual inspection, and whole-wafer recovery, providing a basis for technical discussion.

A

Module Dismantling and Material Separation

Company-provided patent materials cover layer-by-layer dismantling, backsheet lifting and peeling, and solar-cell removal as routes to material separation.

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B

Feed Systems and Mechanical Guidance

Patent materials on dual-track distribution, interval feeding, and robotic-arm guidance inform how dismantling steps could be coordinated.

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C

Machine Vision and Robotic Gripping

Visual-inspection devices, inspection stations, and vision-guided grippers provide a technical basis for identification, inspection, and handling.

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D

Whole-Wafer Recovery

Layer-by-layer dismantling concepts explore how silicon wafers might be separated intact for more effective recovery and reuse.

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RECOVERY USE CASES

Recovery Needs from Retired Modules to Manufacturing Scrap

Different sources, volumes, and module conditions call for different recovery and collaboration approaches.

01

Retired PV Modules

Supporting asset owners, operators, and engineering partners with recovery needs arising from large-scale retirements, upgrades, and replacement programmes.

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02

Manufacturing Scrap

Working with manufacturers on non-conforming modules, damaged units, offcuts, and other opportunities to return production materials to use.

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03

Recovered Material Streams

Connecting separation and sorting with downstream uses for recovered glass, silicon, aluminium, conductive materials, and other resources.

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MATERIAL VALUE

Unlocking the Recoverable Value
in Every Module

Photovoltaic modules contain recoverable glass, silicon, aluminium, and conductive materials. Careful separation and sorting can help direct each material towards an appropriate next use.

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HOW WE WORK

A Four-Step Approach to Project Collaboration

We begin by understanding the project, then agree on a practical way forward.

  1. 01

    Initial Consultation

    Share the project type, available materials, location, and preferred timetable.

  2. 02

    Project Review

    Consider the available recovery options in the context of the project.

  3. 03

    Delivery Coordination

    Coordinate transport, handover, and process management under the agreed plan.

  4. 04

    Review and Follow-up

    Document the outcome and identify any next steps for continued collaboration.

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Turning Resource Recovery
into New Possibilities.