It has been a great concerned for many industries to decompose the plastic scraps that are generated in the manufacturing process. Plastic scraps are not only always produced by many industries but are also produced when we use any plastic packed products or the products that are made of plastic. Plastic is used to make … Read more…
Scrap rubber, especially the scrap tire, has high value in use, which can provide a large number of renewable resources for the society. Though the waste rubber goods (including scrap tires) only account for less than 1% of the total amount of industrial solid waste, after regeneration treatment, it can provide about 10% production value … Read more…
Crushing discarded tires and other rubber products into rubber powder is called vulcanized rubber powder, which can be directly applied into various rubber products and building materials, or transformed into regenerated rubber. Comparing the two kinds of crafts, the former can omit the process of desulfurization, washing, drying, milling and refining, and eliminate the pollution … Read more…
Discarded tires contain non-rubber components such as fibers and metal, what’s more, the discarded tires’ volumes are quite large. The non-rubber components is not conducive to the grinding process, and also affects the quality of powder and recycled rubber. So before crushing, we often need to dispose the non-rubber components contained in the rubber by … Read more…
Security is the most important thing in the production. Through continuous researches and development, Beston has designed the waste pyrolysis plant with advanced security device, which can guarantee safety and no pollution in production. 1. Specific operating tech to deal with all the bug during the production 2. Hydroseal and Vacuum system will prevent exhaust … Read more…
Since the 1970s, some industrialized countries has been engaged in researching taking advantage of waste tyres. For example, the Japanese and Americans used waste tyre as fuel materials for power generation and manufacture of cement. But since the 1990s, UK, USA and many other countries have paid attention to tyre pyrolysis. These countries adopted 1000℃ … Read more…