Tire (Tyre) Waste
Regarding tires (tyres), plastics and rubber waste…
The Kiln& Pyrolysis process is tried and proven, producing
useful gases, oils, carbon black and scrap metals, however
this older technology is slowly being phased out and is
being replaced with more environmentally friendly processes
such as gasfications and microwave distillation or molecular
dissociation.
Shredded tire chunks are often used as a coal substitute for
heat energy, particularly at cement factories where the ash
residue can be used in the concrete formulation process.
Exhaust emissions in this scenario are an issue and a point
of contention, difficult to clean and expensive to deal
with.
The useful hydro-carbon energy stored in tires (tyres),
plastics and rubber is much more useful and cost effective
when extracted with the microwave process. Secondly, and
more importantly there are no exhaust issues to deal with
when using rubber and plastic waste steams.
The systems we recommend also produce useful synthesized
diesel oil and combustible gases that we can used not only
as a commodity, but as a fuel to power the entire process.
Carbon Black is the end byproduct and is a valuable raw
material used to make new tires and other products.
Please contact us for more
information.
