Method for the destruction of data carriers, collection vehicle and use of a pulper
AssigneeRhenus Data Office AG
InventorMichael Jörg Huber
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AssigneeRhenus Data Office AG
InventorMichael Jörg Huber
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A method for the destruction of data carriers preventing access to the process of rendering confidential data carriers, which consist of paper or similar material, unreadable and allowing the carriers to be destroyed. In the method, confidential data carriers are collected at the point of origin in secure collection containers, removed by a collection vehicle, and are supplied to a paper recycling plant in a final step. The interior of a mobile pulper, which is connected to the collection vehicle, is filled with the confidential data carriers, the carriers are mixed with a pulping fluid and the mixture is blended by an agitator to form a suspension of defibrated documents and pulping fluid, a hydromechanical pulping process taking place in the pulper before the suspension is supplied to the paper recycling plant.
A confidential data carrier destruction method for rendering confidential data carriers, which are in the form of paper, unreadable and for destruction of the confidential data carriers in a manner safeguarded from access, said method comprising:
A vehicle for collection and hydromechanical disintegration of confidential data carriers, which are in the form of paper and collected in security collection containers at a location of origin, and for transportation of the confidential data carriers from the location of origin to a paper recycling facility, said vehicle comprising:
A mobile disintegration device for hydromechanical disintegration of confidential data carriers, which are in the form of paper, during transportation of the confidential data carriers from a location of origin to a paper recycling facility, the mobile disintegration device being carried along with a collection vehicle, said mobile disintegration device comprising:
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