Are there any environmental considerations when disposing of old truck parts?

Over time, automakers introduce new models and older models become obsolete. Some parts of these obsolete old models may be sent to landfills for disposal, which not only takes up a lot of land resources, but also causes pollution to the environment.
To reduce their negative impact on the environment, automakers and recycling companies are taking several steps:
Recycling: Collect used Duty Truck Parts, process them, and reuse them. For example, steel plants can process recycled auto parts into steel at high temperatures. This approach not only reduces pressure on landfills but also enables resource reuse.
Physical method: Direct processing of scrap auto parts by grinding, compressing or melting. For example, waste tires can be shredded and then burned or landfilled. This method is relatively simple, but there are also some problems. For example, the exhaust gas and waste generated during the combustion process may contain high levels of harmful substances and cause environmental pollution.
Chemical method: Use chemical principles to process waste auto parts. For example, specific solvents are used to separate and purify old oil, old machine oil, old paint, etc., and then separate the important raw materials. Chemical methods have broad application prospects in the treatment of scrap auto parts, but they also face problems such as safety and cost.
In summary, in order to reduce the negative impact on the environment, car manufacturers and recycling companies should take a series of measures to deal with used car parts.