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Acute toxicity of tire wear particles and leachate to Daphnia magna
Comparative Biochemistry and Physiology Part C: Toxicology & Pharmacology, 2023Tire wear particles (TWP) are a new pollutant widely present in the environment, and have been identified as microplastics (MPs), which are receiving increasing attention due to their toxic effects on aquatic organisms. In this study, D. magna was used as test organism, and the leachate from TWP was prepared by hot water extraction for 30 (30-E) and ...
Jiaqiang, Liu +5 more
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Particles formation due to the wear of tires and measures for the wear reduction: A review
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part D: Journal of Automobile Engineering, 2021Tires are a very important part of a vehicle, necessary for the vehicle driving. During the vehicle exploitation, due to the friction which appears in the contact between the tire and the road, it comes to the formation of so called non-exhaust particles.
Nadica Stojanovic +3 more
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Adsorption of emerging micropollutants on tire wear particles
Science of The Total EnvironmentThe aim of this study was to investigate the sorption behavior of tire wear particles (TWP), that represent a significant fraction of microplastics (MP) in aquatic environment. Two emerging micropollutants frequently detected in aquatic environment, bisphenol A and 1H-benzotriazole, were used as model compounds.
Dimitrios, Vlachos, Dimitra, Voutsa
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Methodology for the measurement of tire wear particles
2019Non-exhaust emissions from on-road vehicles are gaining increasingly public attention. Besides the disk brake also the tires represents a significant source of abrasion particles of road traffic. The tyre tread surface wears out due to frictional contact with the road surface. To this effect, a new measurement facility, unique in its kind, was designed
K. Augsburg, Felix Wenzel, S. Gramstat
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Ecotoxicological Risk Assessment and Management of Tire Wear Particles
, 2013 Tire wear consists of rubber particles of various sizes and chemical composition. Ingredients of rubber formulas include synthetic and natural rubber (40–40%), carbon black (20–35%), mineral oils (15–20%), sulfur (1%), zinc oxide (1.5%), stearic acid (1%)
Göran Dave, Dave, Göran,
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Particles formation due to the wear of tires and measures for the wear reduction: A review
Proceedings of the Institution of Mechanical Engineers, Part D, 2022Tires are a very important part of a vehicle, necessary for the vehicle driving. During the vehicle exploitation, due to the friction which appears in the contact between the tire and the road, it comes to the formation of so called non-exhaust particles.
Stojanovic, Nadica +3 more
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Development of a Particle Collector for Tire Wear
Tire wear particles (TWP) contribute substantially to the particulate matter emissions from modern passenger vehicles.A simulation-based development of a particle collector's geometry is presented. A particle collector is a key component of a TWP measurement system for on-road vehicle tests.openaire +1 more source
Tire wear particles: An emerging threat to soil health
Critical Reviews in Environmental Science and Technology, 2022Ding, Jing +8 more
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Tracking the biogeochemical behavior of tire wear particles in the environment – A review
Journal of Hazardous MaterialsThe environmental fate and risks associated with tire wear particles (TWPs) are closely linked to their biogeochemical behaviors. However, reviews that focus on TWPs from this perspective remain scarce, hindering our understanding of their environmental fate and cascading effects on ecosystems.
Qiao, Xu +2 more
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