Regulatory issues in chemical recycling of end-of-life tires
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Process innovations or product innovations which help avoiding or reducing greenhouse gas emissions (Taxonomy, Article 10), and / or an economic activity which reduces the use of primary raw materials in favor of increasing the use of secondary raw materials and
According to Statista Research Department, the combined global production of natural and synthetic rubber has increased by ∼55% over the last twenty years, from around
The need for environmental regulation of tires: Challenges
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The complete lifespan of tires comprises five stages: raw materials, production, use, ELTs and repurposing (Fig. 1).First, the raw materials are harvested and produced on
5 days agoCandidate material streams for which higher material re-use/recycling rates (50-60%) and higher collection rates (~90%) were reported, were considered as having a lower potential
Development of Quality raw Materials from End-of-Life tyres
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- Reuse ELT-derived raw materials in agri tyres, earth mover tyres and conveyor belts. Get reliable information on the performance of semi-finished compounds (such as tread, rubber
The extensive compilation of annual emissions of tyre wear for numerous countries shows per-capita-masses ranging from 0.2 to 5.5 kg/(cap*a). Ecotoxicol. studies revealed
Heading towards a fully sustainable tire tread compound:
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Each company has put its focus on diverse steps of the production chain, such as the manufacturing process, selection of raw materials, design of the tire tread or treatment
The development of a 100% sustainable tire has emerged as a milestone for several tire companies across the globe. It has created new commercial opportunities for the
Innovative processes allow cyclical tyre production and reuse
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The global output of new tyres is about 1.6 billion per year, so each year the same number of old tyres is discarded. These, known as end-of-life tyres (ELTs), bring about serious
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- Can bio-based resins replace plasticizers in tire tread compounds?
- One of the most used approaches to reach this goal is the use of bio-based raw materials. On this basis, this work aims to substitute the traditional plasticizers used in tire tread compounds (obtained from non-renewable resources) by bio-based resins.
- Do we need a harmonised end-of-waste criteria for waste tires?
- Recently, the European Tyre and Rubber Manufacturers' Association and the European Recycling Industries' Confederation have launched a call for the development of harmonized end-of-waste criteria for waste tires, to ensure the safety and quality of waste-tire based materials [ 16 ].
- Are waste tires a valuable source of raw materials?
- On the other hand, waste tires are composed from high quality components and can be considered as valuable source of raw materials. Recent trends showed that further development of waste tire recycling technologies and waste tire rubber based materials are crucial to design the cradle-to-cradle loops for elastomer products.
- Why do polymeric matrices deteriorate the performance of Tire Rubber?
- However, higher content of waste tire rubber in polymeric matrices usually deteriorate their processing and/or the performance properties. This is due to weak compatibility and limited interfacial adhesion between cross-linked rubber particles and polymeric matrix.
- What are the products of waste tires disintegration?
- The products of waste tires disintegration can be divided into three materials streams: steel, textile cord and ground tire rubber (GTR). Steel is used in iron works, which seems to be the simplest and the most efficient method of their utilization.
- How bio-based resins affect the magic triangle of tires?
- Effect of bio-based resins on the magic triangle of tires (wet grip, rolling and abrasion resistance). The automotive industry is in constant development, with a special focus on increasing the sustainability of tires while maintaining their high performance. One of the most used approaches to reach this goal is the use of bio-based raw materials.