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Metso and Pyreco plan rubber pyrolysis venture |
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November 25, 2008.
A UK company will provide a ‘closed loop’ pyrolysis process as an environmental option to existing disposal methods, by turning tyres back into valuable raw materials, energy and new products. PYReco has signed an agreement with Metso Minerals, one of the world’s leading specialist mineral processing engineers and part of Finnish firm Metso, to build and operate a continuous flow pyrolysis plant by the end of 2010. ... more
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Recycling of tyres in Europe on the increase |
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November 03, 2008.
European tyre recycling has broken records with a recycling and recovery rate exceeding 91% in 2007, four percentage points more than the previous year, according to the European manufacturers association ETRMA. ‘This makes Europe as one of the most advanced region in the world in the recycling/recovery of tyres compared to for example Japan (89%) or Canada (80 %),’ the association says in a statement.For nearly 15 years, the European rate has followed an unstopped increase of the amount of tyres entering recycling/recovery treatment options. ... more
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New report on Chinese tyre recycling industry |
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October 22, 2008.
A new market report analyses the Chinese tyre renovation and recycling market from aspects such as industry development state, market demands, equipment production and competitions. The report is issued and conducted by a market researching & consulting company named China Research & Intelligence (33report) in Shanghai, China. ... more
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Tyre recycling using microbiology |
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July 24, 2008.
On behalf of the UK Waste & Resource Action Programme (WRAP), technology transfer and commercialisation group Imperial Innovations is to provide incubation and support services to Scottish tyre recycling company Recyclatech. ... more
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Vice President |
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March 30, 2008.
We are, the King & Krieg Inc. inform, that we are stay very close for a new Investment about the amount of €40Mio. min. for three new plants in Europe and the USA.
Our new plants produce fine crumb 180µ-45µ and devulcanized rubber for new rubber and tire compounds. In additional an new bitumen compound for road constructions and themrmo- plastic compound too. Our production process its under our US,German and European patents.
We give every serious additional Investors a very warm welcome, to work with us togehter. ... more
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Patent Infringement |
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March 22, 2008.
International Warning about Patent Infringement and Fraud.
Im Shareholder and private Owner of the following Patent's: DE 197 11 050 and US 6.924.319 Devulcanization of Rubber.
I never gave Magunm D'Or Recources Inc. Ft. Lauderdale a Licence to use our/my patent's.
The German Spreelast AG in Hands of a Swindler, Thief, Liar and Debtor, with the Name Mr. Felix Eugen Assfalg(German Citizen) have no any right's to give any one Licence to third parties. Spreelast have no Devulcanization Patent's of Rubber.
King & Krieg Inc. informed and worte a Charge/Complaint to the FBI and SEC about it.
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Michelin plant to continue as recycling centre |
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February 15, 2008.
Tyre manufacturing giant Michelin and industrial waste management company Suez will open a recycling centre at Michelin's former tyre plant at Toul in France as part of the tyre-maker's pledge to retain activity at the site. Financial details are not disclosed. ... more
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CBp to exploit scrap rubber technology |
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February 08, 2008.
According to scrap tyre recycler CBp Carbon Industries Inc., its largest investor has upped its initial investment by US$ 20 million (Euro 13.6 million) to enable the company to exploit a new green carbon technology.
The US company has been scaling up its development plans in Europe in preparation for commencing operations in North America and the Asia Pacific region. ... more
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Malaysia's Octagon expands scrap tyre pyrolysis to North America |
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December 06, 2007.
Octagon Consolidated Bhd is teaming up with two foreign companies to exclusively develop rubber and scrap tyre pyrolysis projects in northern America — the United States, Canada and Mexico. ... more
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Innovative tire recycling project takes off |
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November 21, 2007.
In order to produce gas, oil, steel and carbon black from shredded, Global Resource Corp. is developing its first tire recycling plant that will use its fuel-recovery machinery. ... more
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Recycling old rubber into new tyres |
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October 23, 2007.
A research team from the Swansea University School of Engineering in Wales, United Kingdom, has developed a new method of incorporating old rubber into the production of new tyres by using gas treatment to change the rubber’s chemical surface. ... more
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Tyre recycling in Slovenia |
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September 01, 2003.
The Slovenian government has made collection of scrap tyres mandatory. After a public tender, the nation’s authorities have outsourced collection and recycling to three companies which were able to meet strict criteria. ... more
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Malaysian rubber recycler expands into USA |
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October 01, 2007.
Rubber recycling company Green Rubber Global (GRG), which is based in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur, is building a recycling plant near Gallup in New Mexico, USA. Claiming to have invented the world’s first commercially-viable, waste-free method of recycling tyres, GRG is planning to locate its headquarters in the state capital of Albuquerque. ... more
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Boost to retreaded tyre market |
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May 01, 2006.
The European Commission is looking to boost Europe’s tyre recycling industry by adopting global regulatory standards for retreaded tyres. ... more
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BMRA members stop shredding tyres |
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August 01, 2006.
UK shredder operator members of the British Metals Recycling Association (BMRA) declined to accept tyres for shredding as from July 7 - unless there was an identified end market or the operator agreed in advance to take delivery.
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Sapphire recovers 50 millionth tyre |
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October 01, 2006.
UK-based Sapphire Energy Recovery (SER) has reached an important milestone with the recovery of its 50 millionth tyre. ... more
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Dual-chamber Granule Grinder |
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October 01, 2006.
Australian company Progressivecrumb has introduced a new dual-chamber grinder for tyre recycling duties. ... more
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Major UK scrap tyre contract |
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April 01, 2007.
UK scrap tyre specialists Saltire Recovery and Sapphire Energy Recovery (SER) have signed a contract with auto service retailer Stapleton’s Tyre Services (STS) which may mean Saltire and SER receiving more than 1 million end-of-life tyres in each of the next three years. The contract came about after a chance meeting between the parties at the launch of Sapphire’s new tyre processing facility in Manchester in mid-2006.
A joint venture between Lafarge Cement UK and Michelin, SER annually consumes more than 100 000 used tyres as a fuel for cement kilns while STS sells more than 4 million tyres per annum and takes in more than 1 million used tyres.
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New role for tyre rubber |
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August 01, 2007.
United States | An engineered rubber powder called PolyDyne can replace a significant proportion of the oil needed for the manufacture of many synthetic rubber and other petrochemical products, according to industrial polymer manufacturer Lehigh Technologies, Inc. of Naples, Florida, USA.
The company manufactures PolyDyne by grinding rubber from used tyres into an ultra-fine powder. ‘Seeing the vast amounts of waste in tyre junkyards across the USA inspired us to seek a solution for turning scrap tyres into a resource that can be recycled and manufactured into a new, useful material,’ says Lehigh’s Chief Operating Officer Anthony Cialone. His company suggests that anything from car parts to plastic refuse cans, as well as high-tech spray coatings and shoe soles, can be created using substantial loadings of engineered rubber powder derived from used tyres, thereby reducing the dependency on petroleum and saving half a billion gallons of oil each year.
Scrap tyres coarsely ground ... more
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