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What is the role of recycling used tires?

The income of waste tires is low, there is no public subsidy, the operating pressure is too great, the specific recovery rate is not ideal, the reproduction difficulty coefficient is high, and the fund allocation is high, which leads to the situation that waste tires are not collected.

Waste tires can be made into pvc particles and rubber powder after recycling. This food can be used to improve drainage and make waterproof coatings, vulcanized rubber floor tiles or plastic runways. Reproduction and processing of low-damage tires, vulcanizing the tires with technical professional vulcanized rubber and plastic particles to make retreaded tires; Metal catalysts can be added to refine waste tires. The connection technology of waste tires is a technology to extract gasoline and diesel oil from waste tires according to heating, pressurizing and methods. If simple and cheap mechanical equipment is used, it is easy to cause secondary pollution.

If the waste tires are not recycled, they can also be used to make some handicrafts, or to make some useful home furniture such as tables and benches, or to make some decorative designs. In fact, waste tires have been used in many places, such as: in some gardens with vehicle theme style or environmental protection propaganda, waste tires have become colorful wreaths and tables and chairs with swings; In some amusement park facilities, you can often see the cache wall repaired with waste tires to maintain everyone's safety.

If no one comes to collect waste tires, don't throw them away at once, because tires are actually rubber and plastic products. If the tire is exposed to the roadside for a long time, it will form a very strong smell, which is harmful to the health. Can't burn by itself, because the tire will produce smoke when burning, and this smoke is usually rich in a lot of harmful substances, which is harmful to people's physical and mental health.