There are several valuable materials that can be produced from waste tires through various recycling processes. Here are a few examples:
Crumb Rubber: Waste tires can be processed into small particles known as crumb rubber. This material is used as a raw material in various applications, such as the production of new tires, sports surfaces, and playground surfaces.
Tire-Derived Fuel: Waste tires can be shredded and processed into a fuel that can be used in cement kilns, power plants, and other industrial applications. This process is known as tire-derived fuel (TDF).
Steel and Rubber Reclamation: Waste tires contain steel wires that can be extracted and recycled for use in other products. The rubber from the tires can also be reused to produce other rubber products, such as floor mats and rubberized asphalt.
Geodyn Solution Pyrolysis: Pyrolysis is a process that involves heating the tires in the absence of oxygen to produce oil, gas, and char. These products can be used in a variety of applications, such as fuel for industrial boilers, asphalt extenders, and carbon black.
Overall, recycling waste tires can provide a valuable source of raw materials and help to reduce the environmental impact of tire disposal.
