2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jclepro.2020.121141
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Improvement of waste tyre recycling technology based on a new tyre markings

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“…Green technologies utilize automated tire assembly equipment which improves the productivity and decreases the waste and energy consumption (Gent & Walter, 2006) Conventional technologies of tire recycling and recovery consume large amounts of energy and also have very complex processes, thus they are not efficient. In comparison, green technologies of tire recovery can decrease energy consumption and environmental pollution (Dobrotă et al, 2020)…”
Section: Green Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Green technologies utilize automated tire assembly equipment which improves the productivity and decreases the waste and energy consumption (Gent & Walter, 2006) Conventional technologies of tire recycling and recovery consume large amounts of energy and also have very complex processes, thus they are not efficient. In comparison, green technologies of tire recovery can decrease energy consumption and environmental pollution (Dobrotă et al, 2020)…”
Section: Green Technologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The current worldwide recycling technologies for waste pneumatic tires allow for various products (see Table 1). However, the demand for certain types of products is not balanced due to the fact that the obtained "raw material" rarely meets the required characteristics, which means alternative solutions must be found [Dobrotă et al, 2020]. The most efficient alternative is devulcanization that allows for significant expanding the range of the new rubber materials and, accordingly, the range of products in demand [Dobrotă, Dobrotă, 2018].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Debido al gran aumento del número de automóviles en todo el mundo, la acumulación de enormes volúmenes de neumáticos de desecho se ha convertido en un importante problema de gestión de residuos. Una gran cantidad de neumáticos de caucho usados se acumulan en el mundo cada año [1,2]. La gestión de residuos, como todo esfuerzo medioambiental, involucra factores estresantes y receptores.…”
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