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Rezultatele pentru tyresRezultate gasite: 3
VALORIZATION OF TYRES WASTE PYROLYSIS RESIDUE IN LIGHTWEIGHT MATERIALS
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 15 › Nr. 9 The aim of this study is to investigate an innovative way to utilize the char obtained from tyres pyrolysis, in order to realize lightweight
materials for building. Pyrolysis residue, mixed with three types of waste glass, has been used as raw material to obtain
lightweight materials, exploiting its capability to behave as foaming agent. The results demonstrate that the pyrolysis char is a
good foaming agent for the mixtures 50/50 with glassy sand and packaging glass waste, thermal treated at... Autori: Fernanda Andreola ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=27119
THERMAL STUDY OF ADSORBENTS PREPARED FROM WASTE TYRES
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 16 › Nr. 2 Carbonaceous materials were obtained from waste tyres and their potential application as hydrogen sulphide adsorbents was investigated. The adsorbents were obtained by pyrolysis of waste tyres and physical (CO2) or chemical (KOH) activation at 550 and 800ºC. The effect of modification conditions on the performance of waste tyres based materials as adsorbents of H2S at room temperature in dry and wet conditions was investigated. Sorption capacity of such adsorbents was found to strongly depe... Autori: Magdalena Hofman-Bieniek ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=27263
APPLICATION OF LCA METHODOLOGY IN THE ASSESSMENT OF A PYROLYSIS PROCESS FOR TYRES RECYCLING
Environmental Engineering and Management Journal › Vol. 17 › Nr. 10 According to recent estimations, the total yearly amount of end-of-life tyres (ELTs) arising in Europe exceeds 3 million tons; more than 95% are managed through mechanical and thermal treatments because ELTs represent a useful resource both of materials and energy. For this purpose, the goal of the present work is the assessment of the environmental impacts of a novel pyrolysis process and the comparison with alternative ELTs valorisation or disposal scenarios. Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) methodol... Autori: Esmeralda Neri ISSN: 1843 - 3707 http://www.ecozone.ro/reviste.php?RID=27798 |

