tyre rew material DOTP chemical 2024 03 in Morocco

  • tyre rew material DOTP chemical 2024 03 in Morocco
  • tyre rew material DOTP chemical 2024 03 in Morocco
  • tyre rew material DOTP chemical 2024 03 in Morocco
  • Does Sentury have a tyre factory in Morocco?
  • Sentury has officially start construction of its Morocco factory (Photo: Sentury) On 21 October, Sentury said it had officially started constructing its tyre factory in Morocco. On 25 October, the tyremaker said it would add $193 million to its Morocco plant for 6 million semi-radial tyre production capacity.
  • Are recycled tyres a waste?
  • High-quality recycled materials from end-of-life tyres (ELTs) for new tyres and accessible ELT feedstock are insufficient. Since 2020, approximately 1.6 billion ELTs, totalling 26 million tonnes, have become waste globally each year, with Europe contributing 3.5 million tonnes.
  • What is tyre pyrolysis oil?
  • The oil, known as tyre pyrolysis oil, also called crude tyre tar (CTT), is rich in carbon and hydrogen. The Auger and moving bed processes were refined to enhance oil quality for producing high-grade materials. The production of high-quality secondary raw materials (SRMs) requires refining crude tyre tar (CTT) involving a distillation step.
  • Will consumers pay more for tyres with recycled content?
  • “The new value chain requires further investment and optimisation, and it is uncertain whether consumers will pay more for tyres with recycled content. Therefore, it is crucial to enhance the new tyre value chain, ensuring full valorisation of its outputs,” notes Jean-Michel Douarre, coordinator of the EU-funded BlackCycle project.
  • How is tyre tar produced?
  • The production of high-quality secondary raw materials (SRMs) requires refining crude tyre tar (CTT) involving a distillation step. This process separates the CTT into heavy tyre tar (HTT) and light tyre tar (LTT).
  • What is HTT & LTT tyre tar?
  • HTT replaces fossil fuels in ORION’s furnace process to create sustainable carbon black, a high-quality product comparable to commercial carbon blacks. LTT is further distilled into resin tyre tar, rich in limonene and used to make s-resin, a technical plasticiser developed by MICHELIN.

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