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Recycling of rubber waste in sand concrete
The large development in the consumption of rubber is observed in the recent years, which leads to an increase of the production of rubber related waste.
Mohamed Guendouz, Djamila Boukhelkhal
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Rubber Wastes Management And Recycling
Rubber is widely used in automotive industry, mainly for tires, and in non-automotive industries producing a wide amount of waste to be properly managed and collected. Waste management schemes exist only for few rubber wastes streams, the majority of which being left to the private initiative of manufacturing or importing enterprises.
Maria Paola Luda, Valentina Brunella
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Abstract This study compares the effects of rubber tire waste and rubber band waste on physical, mechanical, and thermal properties of cement composite for roofing application. The rubber particles, prepared from waste rubber tire (RT) and/or calcium carbonate filled rubber band (RB), were mixed with cement paste and tested for ...
S Kajon +3 more
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Dynamic properties of recycled polyurethane-coated rubber-soil mixtures
A large quantity of end-of-life tire (ELT) rubber is being blended with thermoplastic polyurethane to provide a durable and ecologically friendly material for flexible surfaces, while a significant quantity of thermoplastic elastomeric waste (left-over ...
Ahmed Yar Akhtar, Hing-Ho Tsang
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Waste tire rubber-based materials: Processing, performance properties and development strategies
In the many countries the main strategy for waste tires utilization is still energy recovery, which use waste tires as low-cost and high-calorific alternative fuel.
Krzysztof Formela
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Thus, at present, a large amount of rubber waste cannot be higher harnessed due to recovery technologies used. Also, the requirements for new products of rubber worldwide are greater than the production capacity and the availability of raw materials.
Dobrotă Dan, Paraschiv Gigel
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Experimental Investigation on Properties of Scrap Rubber Tyre as Fine Aggregate in Concrete [PDF]
In the current work, Investigation of a cube, cylinder, and beams cast of M35 grade by replacing 5,10,15 and 20 percent of rubber tyre with fine aggregate as well as 0.5%,1%,1.5%, and 2% of conplast SP430 superplasticizer were added respectively and ...
Dharsan S. Arjun +3 more
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Properties of Waste Tire Rubber Powder
Scrap tires are abundant and alarming waste. The aggregates resulting from the crushing of the waste tires are more and more used in the field of civil engineering (geotechnical, hydraulic works, light concretes, asphaltic concretes, etc.). Depending on the type of the used tires, dimensions and possible separations and treatment, the physical and ...
Bekhiti, M., Trouzine, H., Asroun, A.
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A Review on Devulcanization of Waste Tire Rubber
Rubber has become an indispensable material for the technologicaldevelopment of civilization, including simple balloon and complex rocketpropellant. Rubber Industry worldwide is using on an average 50% of rawmaterials. These materials were mostly petroleum-based, except naturalrubber (NR), steel cord and bead wire.
Gürsel, Ali, Akça, Enes, Şen, Nuri
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The application of waste crumb rubber to modified asphalt can not only improve pavement performance, but also make full use of renewable resources, which is of great significance to environmental protection.
Xinjun Feng, Hao Fu, Zijian Dai, Wang Li
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