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Conversion of carbon black recovered from waste tires into activated carbon <i>via</i> chemical/microwave methods for efficient removal of heavy metal ions from wastewater.

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El-Maadawy MM, Elzoghby AA, Masoud AM, El-Deeb ZM, El Naggar AMA, Taha MH.   +5 more
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Impact of smart energy on a three-echelon closed-loop supply chain management with reduction of carbon emissions. [PDF]

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Bar N, Sangal I, Sarkar B.
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Vehicle-Road Wear Microplastics: Fragmented Understanding of Their Impacts on Environment. [PDF]

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Hai Y, Yang X, Luan S, Fan Z, He Y, Yang Q, Lu G, Wang C, Wang D, Alberto C.   +9 more
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Alternative filter materials to natural sand and gravel in soil-based wastewater treatment systems. [PDF]

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Sindhøj E, Ulinder E, Cornelis G, Lindhe A, Sylwan I, Dahlberg AK, Löffler P, Eveborn D, Gustafsson JP, Wiberg K.   +9 more
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Enhancing educational environments: A sustainable approach through creative design and upcycling applications. [PDF]

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Shakra K, Refat M, Ebied MA, Elborlsy MS.   +3 more
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Waste tire pyrolysis and desulfurization of tire pyrolytic oil (TPO) – A review

Journal of the Air & Waste Management Association, 2023
The presence of waste tires on open fields or households creates an ideal breeding ground for disease-carrying vermin, threatening human well-being. There are various technologies studied for efficient use of waste tires, such as pyrolysis, which results in char, oil, and non-condensable gases.
Moshe Mello, Hilary Rutto, Tumisang Seodigeng   +2 more
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Current progress in waste tire rubber devulcanization

Chemosphere, 2021
Vulcanized rubber, due to its superior mechanical properties, has long been used in various industries, especially automotive. The rubber industry has evolved and expanded over the years to meet the increasing global demands for tires. Today tires consist of about 19% natural rubber and 24% synthetic rubber, while plastic polymer and metal, filler and ...
Ricky Saputra, Rashmi Walvekar, Mohammad Khalid, Nabisab Mujawar Mubarak, Mika Sillanpää   +4 more
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Microwave Heating of Waste Tires

2016
With the development of the world, the waste tires have been a serious environmental problem. There are about 2 billion waste tires produced all over the world every year and about 500 million waste tires are produced in the United States. Most of the waste tires are land filled, which waste a lot of space.
Yuzhe Zhang, Jiann-Yang Hwang, Zhiwei Peng, Matthew Andriese, Bowen Li, Xiaodi Huang, Xinli Wang, Likun Li   +7 more
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Shredded Waste Tires as a Geomaterial

2017
Recycling and reuse of waste materials for various civil engineering applications will not only ease problems associated with their disposal but also help preserve dwindling granular materials. In this study, a composite material made up of shredded waste tires and sand is proposed as a fill material in the construction of reinforced retaining walls ...
Umashankar Balunaini, Monica Prezzi
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