Spent car tires are one of the most complex categories of industrial waste in the modern world. Their significant quantity, low biodegradability, and potential negative impact on the environment make the problem of their management extremely pressing. Uncontrolled accumulation of tires leads to soil, water resources, and air pollution, creating significant ecological risks. It also contributes to the reproduction of pests and the occurrence of fires with toxic emissions.
Effective management of spent tires is not only an ecological necessity but also an important economic task. It opens up new opportunities for obtaining secondary raw materials and energy. This process requires a comprehensive approach and innovative solutions on an industrial scale. Similar to strategies for effective management of batteries and accumulators as hazardous waste, tire recycling ensures sustainable development and the preservation of natural resources.
Physico-chemical properties and composition of spent car tires
Car tires are complex multi-component products, developed