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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Microwave devulcanization is known to be a promising and an efficient rubber recycling method which makes possible for the rubber to regain its fluidity, and makes it capable of being remolded and ...
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Upscaling of a Batch De-Vulcanization Process for Ground
Styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), a major component of ground passenger car tire rubber (GTR), is in particular sensitive to shear, as shown in the work of Saiwari : during the devulcanization process, it easily recombines due to its complex structure, resulting in the formation of inter- and intra-molecular chain fragment recombinations, with a renewed increase in crosslink density as a result [2,3,4,5].
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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical and chemical changes after different microwave exposure times Article (Available) in eXPRESS Polymer Letters 9(11):1015 · June 2015 with 722 Reads
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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical and chemical changes after different microwave exposure times P. S. Garcia 1, F. D. B. de Sousa , J. A. de Lima , S. A. Cruz , C. H. Scuracchio2* 1Center of Engineering, Modeling and Applied Social Science (CECS), Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC), Santa Adelia 166, 09210-170 Santo André, SP, Brazil
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Upscaling of a Batch De-Vulcanization Process for Ground
As a means to decrease the amount of waste tires and to re-use tire rubber for new tires, devulcanization of ground passenger car tires is a promising process. Being an established process for NR and EPDM, earlier work has shown that for ground passenger car tire rubber with a relatively high amount of SBR, a devulcanization process can be formulated, as well.
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Characterization of styrene butadiene rubber and microwave
Comparison of the sol content of the devulcanized ground tire rubber (GTR) from this study and other devulcanization methods. To obtain information about the structure and functional groups after microwave devulcanization, FTIR spectra are presented in Figure 4 , where the FTIR spectra of the DV-R (after microwave exposure times of 4 and 5 min ...
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Microwave devulcanization of ground tire rubber
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Recycling of waste tire rubber: Microwave devulcanization
The Ground Tire Rubber (GTR) and the Devulcanized Ground Tire Rubber (DGTR) were then separately used to prepare epoxy based composites. It appeared that epoxy composites filled with DGTR have better mechanical properties than those filled with untreated GTR.
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Devulcanization of waste tire rubber by microwaves
Reclaiming is considered to be the most attractive method of reusing waste tire rubbers [6]. Devulcanization of waste rubbers, as a reclaiming method, is a technique in which energy is provided to the material in order to destroy, totally or partially, the three-dimensional network formed during vulcanization [7].
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Upscaling of a Batch De-Vulcanization Process for Ground
Styrene-butadiene rubber (SBR), a major component of ground passenger car tire rubber (GTR), is in particular sensitive to shear, as shown in the work of Saiwari : during the devulcanization process, it easily recombines due to its complex structure, resulting in the formation of inter- and intra-molecular chain fragment recombinations, with a renewed increase in crosslink density as a result [2,3,4,5].
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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Microwave devulcanization is known to be a promising and an efficient rubber recycling method which makes possible for the rubber to regain its fluidity, and makes it capable of being remolded and
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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical and chemical changes after different microwave exposure times Article (Available) in eXPRESS Polymer Letters 9(11):1015 · June 2015 with 722 Reads
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Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical
Devulcanization of ground tire rubber: Physical and chemical changes after different microwave exposure times P. S. Garcia 1, F. D. B. de Sousa , J. A. de Lima , S. A. Cruz , C. H. Scuracchio2* 1Center of Engineering, Modeling and Applied Social Science (CECS), Universidade Federal do ABC (UFABC), Santa Adelia 166, 09210-170 Santo André, SP, Brazil
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Upscaling of a Batch De-Vulcanization Process for Ground
As a means to decrease the amount of waste tires and to re-use tire rubber for new tires, devulcanization of ground passenger car tires is a promising process. Being an established process for NR and EPDM, earlier work has shown that for ground passenger car tire rubber with a relatively high amount of SBR, a devulcanization process can be formulated, as well.
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Properties of natural rubber vulcanizates containing
The devulcanization of ground tire rubber (GTR) was carried out with a self-designed pan-mill type mechanochemical reactor. Gel fraction and crosslink density measurements confirmed the occurrence of stress induced mechanochemical devulcanization of GTR.
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Microwave devulcanization of ground tire rubber
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Send InquiryDevulcanization of waste tire rubber by microwaves
Reclaiming is considered to be the most attractive method of reusing waste tire rubbers [6]. Devulcanization of waste rubbers, as a reclaiming method, is a technique in which energy is provided to the material in order to destroy, totally or partially, the three-dimensional network formed during vulcanization [7].
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