Review of the Progress in International Standardization of Rare Earth Recycling and Analysis Methods
Review of the
Progress in International Standardization of Rare Earth Recycling and Analysis
Methods
Review of the Progress in International Standardization of Rare Earth Recycling and Analysis Methods
On January 31, the Korean Standards Association visited the Korea Basic Science
Institute to assess the progress of rare earth standardization since the
establishment of the "Rare Earth International Standardization
Strategy."
In line with the strategy, the Korean Standards Association is actively working
on developing five international standards related to rare earths. These
include methods for quantitative analysis, characterization methods, and
labeling requirements for rare earth recycling. The proposals for these
standards were presented at the International Organization for Standardization
Technical Committee 298 (ISO/TC 298) meeting held in Incheon in October.
The standardization of rare earth
quantitative analysis and inductively coupled plasma characterization methods
proposed by South Korea as international standards is expected to enhance
accuracy and utility, particularly in advanced industries such as semiconductors.
Additionally, standardizing product information and ingredient labeling for
rare earth-containing products will contribute to establishing a recycling
system within the rare earth supply chain, supporting the overall ecosystem of
the rare earth industry in South Korea.
The Korean Standards Association plans to
expand standardization initiatives beyond rare earth utilization, monitoring
progress in international standard proposals (NP) related to rare earths and
considering future applications in industries like mobility and aerospace.
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