tyre recycling plant

With the growth of global car ownership, the number of waste tires is also rising sharply. According to statistics, more than 1 billion waste tires are produced worldwide each year. If not handled properly, they will not only occupy a large amount of land, but may also cause fires or become mosquito breeding grounds, posing a serious threat to the environment. Therefore, the construction of tire recycling plants has become the key to solving this problem.

The core of tire recycling lies in efficient tire recycling machines, mainly including crushers, wire separators, grinders and cracking equipment. First, waste tires are cut into small pieces by crushers, and then the wires are separated by magnetic separation, and then finely ground into rubber particles or rubber powder. In addition, thermal cracking technology can convert tires into fuel, carbon black and steel wire to maximize resource utilization.

Recycled tires can be widely used in many fields:

Rubber particles are used for sports venues, plastic tracks and sound insulation materials;

Rubber powder can be used to make recycled rubber for tire retreading or asphalt modification;

Thermal cracking products (fuel, carbon black) can be used as industrial fuels and rubber product additives.

At present, the global tire recycling industry is developing rapidly. European and American countries have established a relatively complete recycling system, and China is also gradually increasing the recycling rate under the policy promotion. However, the industry still faces challenges, such as high recycling costs and high technical barriers. Some small workshops use backward methods such as open-air incineration, causing secondary pollution.

In the future, with the tightening of environmental protection regulations and technological innovation, the tire recycling industry will usher in greater development. The progress of automated sorting technology and green cracking process will improve recycling efficiency, and the promotion of circular economy policies will promote the market application of recycled rubber. Tire recycling plants not only reduce environmental pollution, but also create economic benefits, becoming an important part of sustainable development.