What can You get from tyre recycling plant?
Yuxi tyre recycling line is a "multi-size" system, which means that the output size easily can be changed my merely changing the screens (i.e. larger or smaller holes). By production of rubber granulate, flexibility is an very important factor since the market demands of various fraction sizes will vary.
1.Tyre shreds (approx. 50-300 mm).
Shreds are the largest of the output material. The tyres are chopped down to shreds with size of 50-300 mm in the recycling plant.
2.Tyre chips (down to approx. 12 mm).
Processing whole car tyre or pre-chopped tyres in the chips (down to 12 mm) can be produced. At this stage it will also be possible to remove up to 98% of the liberated steel.
3.Rubber granulate (depend on requirements).
The fine granulation is a two stage operation which is primarily used for liberating and removing as much textile as possible from the rubber granulates. This keeps the capacity high since the textile otherwise will block the screens and thereby reduce the capacity. After the fine granulation and separation of steel and textile a rubber granulate with a purity of up to 99.9% can be ensured. The final size distribution depends upon the customer’s specific requirements - e.g. 0.8 to 1.6 mm or 1.6 to 3.2 mm. The rubber granulate can as an example be used in production of rubber mat and moulded products. It is also used in sports fields and artificial turfs in for example soccer, golf and athletic tracks.
4.Rubber powder (10 to 50 Mesh).
With the above mentioned granulate from the Eldan tyre recycling plants, powder with sizes ranging from 10 to 50 Mesh can be produced in the Eldan Powder Plant. Mesh is the number of openings per linear inch of a screen (i.e. the higher number, the smaller particles. The powder from the Eldan Powder Plant comply with ASTM D 5603-96. The powder is for example used in the asphalt industry for “Rubber Paved Asphalt”.
5.Steel.
The liberated steel from tyre recycling can be further cleaned into a steel fraction which is 99% free from foreign material like textile and rubber, and with a heavy weight density of >700 kg/m3.
6.Textile.
It can be mixed with other materials in order to increase that material’s effective burning value. As an example - the cement industry mix the textile with alternative fuel with lower effective burning value (e.g. wood, carton, paper, plastic). Some cement plants also use it for cleaning out the sludge from the rotation owns, since the temperature while burning, cause the sludge to burn; hence the own does not have to be closed down for manual cleaning. Finally, the textile can be used as noise insulation and to reduce vibration in industrial plants.
