Sustainable waste management solution turning waste tyres into valuable resources
In response to the waste management crisis confronting the tyre recycling industry, recyclers are choosing tyre pyrolysis plant as a solution. This machine disrupts conventional recycling philosophy with pyrolysis technology, transforming tyres into pyrolysis oil. In addition, with pyrolysis solution, tyre recycling industry can achieve a sustainable closed loop. As a leading enabler of sustainable waste management, Kmarin Green Technologies looks forward to working with you to give a new life to end-of-life tyres.
Kmarin Green Technologies's tyre recycling solutions are suitable for all kinds of tyres. In fact, tyres are a composite material resource. It is composed of natural rubber, synthetic rubber, steel, additives and other materials. Here are some common types of end-of-life tyres:
Passenger tyres are used on standard passenger vehicles.
OTR tyres are used for construction and mining vehicles.
Commercial tyres are used on trucks, buses, and vans. They are typically designed for commercial applications such as long-distance transportation, trucking, etc.
Tyre manufacturing waste includes defective tyres and scrap from the production process.
Tyre pyrolysis plant changes the form of waste through thermochemical reactions. After the pyrolysis process, tyre is completely decomposed into tyre pyrolysis oil (liquid), carbon black/steel wire (solid), and syngas (gas). This method greatly improves the reduction efficiency of waste resources. At the same time, these pyrolysis products are used as renewable resources in industries such as energy substitution and manufacturing. This maximizes the value of waste resources. From waste treatment to product application, tyre pyrolysis achieves true 100% recycling.
35-45% of total output
30-35% of total output
8-15% of total output
8-15% of total output
Existing tyre recycling methods mainly include rubber powder production, TDF (tyre-derived fuel) production, and use as construction fill material. These methods break down tyres into smaller-sized rubber products. However, waste tyres are not decomposed from the physical composition. Below is a comparison of these recycling methods with tyre to oil.
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Pre-treated tyres are conveyed into the furnace through a feeding system. We provide manual, large platform, hydraulic and screw-feeding solutions for customers to choose from.