Toxicity assessment of lead and other metals used in perovskite solar panels

G. Rodriguez-Garcia, J. Kellar, Zhengtao Zhu, I. Celik
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We evaluated the potential life cycle toxicity impacts of Pb, and five other metals found in perovskite solar panels-Al, Ag, Cu, In, and Sn. We focused on their use in integrated applications-urban, agrivoltaic, buildings, and floating solar, but also included their mining and recycling. Results indicated only the mining of silver is more ecotoxic than that of lead. During a catastrophic break, aluminum emissions in general and silver for floating photovoltaics, are more ecotoxic than those of lead. In all other cases, metals evaluated are potentially as toxic as lead. Finally, the use of virgin materials for the manufacture of the panel has similar impacts as recycling those materials. However, the recovery of the bottom glass and cell is environmentally beneficial due to its silver content.
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钙钛矿太阳能电池板中使用的铅和其他金属的毒性评估
我们评估了铅和钙钛矿太阳能电池板中发现的其他五种金属(al, Ag, Cu, in和Sn)的潜在生命周期毒性影响。我们专注于它们在综合应用中的应用——城市、农业光伏、建筑和浮动太阳能,但也包括它们的开采和回收。结果表明,只有采银的生态毒性大于采铅。在灾难性的中断期间,铝的排放物和漂浮光伏的银排放物比铅的排放物更具生态毒性。在所有其他情况下,经评估的金属都具有与铅一样的潜在毒性。最后,使用原始材料制造面板与回收这些材料具有相似的影响。然而,由于底部玻璃和电池的银含量,回收对环境有益。
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