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Cement floor tiles based on waste ceramic and waste tires for EMI shielding. [PDF]
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Influence of polymer additives on the rheological properties of bitumens. [PDF]
RSC AdvAliyeva LI, Goyushlu SS.
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Tire Rubber Recycling and Bioremediation: A Review
Bioremediation Journal, 2008The accumulation of, and environmental hazards associated with, tire rubber and its disposal are major global concerns. The complex composition and structure of tire rubber and its additives make it highly resistant to natural degradation, but recently, microbial methods of detoxification and degradation of tire rubber have been developed. The polymers
Keri Stevenson +2 more
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Production of rubber pads by tyre recycling
International Journal of Materials Engineering Innovation, 2009Tyre recycling is a social problem but it may be a profitable operation if valid industrial applications would be experimented. In this study, the authors suggest that the combination of powder comminution and compression moulding of powders is an efficient solution to produce large rubber pads with good mechanical properties.
Guglielmotti, A +2 more
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New Technological Solutions for Recycling Spent Tire Rubber
International Journal of Manufacturing, Materials, and Mechanical Engineering, 2012To recycle spent tires, the combination of powder comminution and compression molding of resulting powders (without virgin rubber or linking agent) is an efficient solution to produce rubber components with good mechanical properties. Previous studies showed the feasibility of this recycling technology but new efforts are necessary to increase the ...
Lucignano, C, QUADRINI, FABRIZIO
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A Review – Manufacturing on Rubberized Concrete Filled Recycled Tire Rubber
Key Engineering Materials, 2015This paper aims to investigate the potential use of recycled tire rubber in concrete. In Malaysia, rubber consumption of tires in January – June 2014, rose up to 8.4% from 0.388 million tonnes. These numbers keep on increasing year-over-year with the numbers of vehicles, as do the future problems relating to waste tires.
Ahmad Azrem Azmi +4 more
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Recycling technology of tire rubber
JSAE Review, 2002Abstract Material recycling technology for automotive tire rubber waste was developed by the continuous devulcanization method. The deodorization during the recycling process has become possible by the newly developed method. The devulcanized rubber obtained by these methods from tire rubber waste, generated from both the manufacturing products and ...
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Tire Rubber Recycling by Mechanochemical Processing
ChemInform, 2005AbstractChemInform is a weekly Abstracting Service, delivering concise information at a glance that was extracted from about 200 leading journals. To access a ChemInform Abstract, please click on HTML or PDF.
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Warm asphalt rubber: A sustainable way for waste tire rubber recycling
Journal of Central South University, 2020Recycling end-of-life tire rubber as asphalt modifier is known as a sustainable paving technology with merits including enhanced pavement durability, waste tire consumption and noise reduction. However, the criticisms on the high construction emissions of asphalt rubber (AR) have limited its application.
Hua-yang Yu +4 more
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Recycled Tire Rubber as an Asphalt Modifier
1993A combination of ground tire rubber and asphalt cement was evaluated in the laboratory and in two full-scale experimental pavements. Tire rubber was added to asphalt in quantities from 18 to 26 percent by weight including whole tire and tread rubber produced from both ambient and cryogenic grinding processes.
S Shuler, C Estakhri
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