Rubber Waste Management

Adamczyk, Janusz; GULBA, Mirosław; SĄSIADEK, Michał; BABIRECKI, Wojciech; Śliwa, Małgorzata; OCIEPA, Michał

doi:10.29119/1641-3466.2019.137.1

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“…Of all the collected tires in Belgium, 85.0% were directed for recycling and reuse, while 15.0% were intended for energy recovery [32]. Poland which adopted a free market system in waste management implemented the Act of 11 May 2001 which required the entrepreneurs to manage their wastes by means of recovery and recycling [33,34]. Waste tires were included under this act and the percentage of recovery and recycling was set at 75 and 15%, respectively in 2011 [33,35].…”

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“…Poland which adopted a free market system in waste management implemented the Act of 11 May 2001 which required the entrepreneurs to manage their wastes by means of recovery and recycling [33,34]. Waste tires were included under this act and the percentage of recovery and recycling was set at 75 and 15%, respectively in 2011 [33,35]. A recent report in 2017 found that in 2014, the recovery rate of the collected tires had reached 76.3% while the recycling rate achieved 24.6%, which satisfied the set requirements [36].…”

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4R of rubber waste management: current and outlook

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J Mater Cycles Waste Manag

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Excessive accumulation of rubber waste necessitates the need to revisit the effectiveness of the existing rubber waste management system. This review provides an overview of the legislative frameworks, techniques, challenges, and trends of rubber waste management in various countries. The 4R (reduce, reuse, recycle and recover) framework applied in waste management system in some countries appears to be viable for the processing of rubber waste. Certain countries especially some of the European Union (EU) members have implemented extended producer responsibility (EPR) system to manage the collection of rubber waste, particularly used tires. The processing of rubber waste in each level of the 4R hierarchy was then discussed, with detailed elaboration on the most practiced ‘R’, recycling which encompasses the direct recycling of products, as well as material recycling via physical and/or chemical means. The challenges faced in the implementation of rubber waste management system in different countries were highlighted and recommendations for a more sustainable rubber consumption were provided at the end of this review.

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4R of rubber waste management: current and outlook

Leong

Lee

Koh

et al. 2022

J Mater Cycles Waste Manag

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Recent advances on waste tires: bibliometric analysis, processes, and waste management approaches

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Bulky Vehicles Recycling. Part 2 - Recycling of Selected Vehicle Components

Matuszewska

Wieczorek

Owczuk

2020

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Recycling of end-of-life passenger vehicles is a well-known topic, and there are many literary reports in this regard. However, little information is available on the recycling of bulky vehicles, which determines the authors’ intention to present this issue. The article describes the recycling methods for selected components (tires, windows, catalytic converters, polymer and metal materials, operating fluids), with an indication of the differences between heavy goods vehicles and passenger cars. Examples of large corporations producing vehicles, whose activities facilitate the recycling and segregation of materials used in bulky vehicles, are presented. These corporations meet the changes taking place, and implement the principles of the circular economy, in the field of recycling large-size vehicles. It has been shown that there are still many challenges in the field of vehicle recycling, in particular, with regard to composite materials, and for some recycling technologies, there is still a lack of adequate infrastructure in Poland.

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Rubber Waste Management

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4R of rubber waste management: current and outlook

4R of rubber waste management: current and outlook

Recent advances on waste tires: bibliometric analysis, processes, and waste management approaches

Bulky Vehicles Recycling. Part 2 - Recycling of Selected Vehicle Components

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