ecobusiness: Recycle rubber
The culture of waste fuel in Venezuela as a result also brings increased consumption of rubber and therefore more pollution
50 000 tonnes is estimated to year and burning tires in illegal dumps
Marcial Barrios
The major environmental problem caused by waste rubber has been transformed into some of the most polluting and have passed through this crisis, as are China, USA, Japan and European countries.
The rubber has a large number of applications after the divestiture, some plants make gardening in small pellets, granules for floors, asphalt, blocks for the construction, textiles and even other rubbers are used as walls for houses, while with technology rubber pyrolysis is achieved, fuel oil, carbon black (used in various industrial applications as raw materials for rubber products), steel and non-condensable gas (used to generate electricity).
According to the website of the company Magna Cephas consulting company dedicated to safety, hygiene and environment "Venezuela consumes or uses about 6 million tires per year, generating an environmental liability close to 50 thousand tons scattered in uncontrolled dumps , indiscriminate burning, blocked gullies and ravines, are used to build water and breeding grounds for rodents, mosquitoes and other insects with the consequent affected the health of the community. "
known as pyrolysis technology can be key to avoid this pollution, as is the thermal separation of materials which form a rubber for reuse. Ie we can find a "mine" of products the market requires in the "trash" that we left the room.
"Pyrolysis: is an endothermic process that induces thermal decomposition without the addition of oxygen. Historically, pyrolysis technologies have been, among other things, issues and problems with significant continuous processing and security issues. However, NiuTech has developed new technologies that enable a more efficient process that does not suffer from these problems while developing more high quality marketable products.
NiuTech patented technology is based on the pyrolysis process that converts waste tires and waste plastics by thermal decomposition in fuel oils and other products with value added "Status
Venezuela Venezuela has dedicated people collection and sale of rubber, either for rehabilitation and sale in the market as second hand items for recycling. Without But there is no social policy that involves communication campaigns amassed information on the population to keep the rubbers are dumped in landfills and burning everything to avoid these products as toxis for the environment.
Like the wires, many people are employed to burn the tires to extract and sell steel with metal recoveries, this practice can cause great pollution to the environment in particular carbon dioxide, sulfur, chlorine compounds and other chemical elements, these elements also travel through the air and suspended particles, which are deposited on the slopes, in objects, in the eyes and skin of people including those absorbed by breathing.
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