Regulatory issues in chemical recycling of end-of-life tires
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The International Organization for Standardization defines chemical recycling as a production of new raw materials by changing the chemical structure of polymers (e.g., plastic,
The complete lifespan of tires comprises five stages: raw materials, production, use, ELTs and repurposing (Fig. 1).First, the raw materials are harvested and produced on
Global technical regulation on tyres UNECE
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UN Global Technical Regulation (UN GTR) No. 16 for Tyres applies to new radial pneumatic tyres typically for Category 1 and 2 vehicles up to and including 4,536 kg (10,000 pounds). At an
Nearly 3 million t of used tyres arise annually in the UE27, but only one third of them return to market as secondary raw material. During the decade 2000 to 2010 rubber scraps and
Tyre and Road Wear Particles: The tyre industry
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VECTO Regulation: Determination of CO2 emissions from HDV (EU 2017/2400) Tyre share in the vehicle system in terms of fuel consumption: 30% HDV 20% Cars 10% LDV If tyres are
regulations on amorphous silica and carbon black are sufficiently health protective. additional or different regulation is not necessary to ensure continued safe use of these materials in the
The Road to Sustainable Tire Materials: Current State-of-the
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The development of a 100% sustainable tire has emerged as a milestone for several tire companies across the globe. It has created new commercial opportunities for the
According to ASTM D 1566 standard (“Standard Terminology Relating to Rubber”), the term vulcanization is defined as “an irreversible process during which a rubber compound,
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- Reuse ELT-derived raw materials in agri tyres, earth mover tyres and conveyor belts. Get reliable information on the performance of semi-finished compounds (such as tread, rubber
- Are rubber tyres a special technology?
- The JRC acknowledges that composite materials such as the rubber compounds used in tyres have been on the market for a long time already, have never been considered as a special technology due to “nano” ingredients and would not qualify as products of nanotechnology under this definition.
- What does UN Regulation 117 mean for tyres?
- Meanwhile, in parallel to development of UN GTR No. 16, UN Regulation No. 117, which is one of the bases for UN GTR No. 16, was amended several times by inclusion of the provisions to tyre wet grip performance, rolling resistance and qualification for use at severe snow conditions for all tyre classes included in its scope.
- Should rubber recycling products be considered during GTR quality control?
- Moreover, recent papers indicated emission of other chemical compounds from rubber recycling products, which should be also considered during GTR quality control [ 26, 27 ].
- Does UN GTR No 16 apply to Lt/C tyres?
- The initial version of UN GTR No. 16 only provided harmonized requirements for passenger car tyres. In Amendment 2 to UN GTR No. 16, harmonized requirements were added for LT/C tyres. The module concept does not apply to LT/C tyres, and the following table describes the harmonized tests applicable to these tyres following Amendment 2.
- How is the use of standards affecting end-of-life tyres (ELT)?
- The use of standards and the existence of secondary raw materials fulfilling those standards is expected to open new markets and new applications The Landfill Directive (1999/31/EC) has banned the landfilling of end-of-life tyres (ELT) since July 2006.
- Do reinforcing fillers improve tyre stiffness?
- The use of reinforcing fillers in tyres improves both the strength and stiffness characteristics of the rubber polymer. Filled rubber polymer has significantly higher stiffness than unfilled rubber polymer at the same degree of deformation.
