11 PROGRESS AND HURDLES IN TIRE RECYCLING Wilma
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11 PROGRESS AND HURDLES IN TIRE RECYCLING Wilma Dierkes University of Twente Enschede the Netherlands H. van Hoek S. Saiwari J. Noordermeer A. Blume
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3 Introduction Trends in tires & sustainability EU USA Korea Japan https: //media. licdn. com/mpr/AAEAAQAAAAf. BAAAAJGRi. MDc 3 YTc 5 LWMz. OTQt. NDEw. ZS 05 Zjgw. LWZi. MWFl. Mz. Qw. Zj. Rl. NA. jpg Publication date R&D: Number of patents on… http: //www. tirereview. com/wp-content/uploads/Articles/02_01_2013/109978 febcovera_00000060668. jpg http: //www. hankooktire. com/global/tires-services/technology/tire-labeling/overview/_jcr_content/par/image_0. img. jpg/1424738449507. jpg China
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Introduction Status of recycling alternatives ‘Tires back into tires’: The only way to considerably broaden the market for recycled rubber Devulcanizate Pyrolysis Grinding Ø Technology Readiness Levels (TRL): - Passenger car tire rubber: TRL 5 -6 (technology demonstration) - Truck tire rubber: TRL 7 -8 (system development) Ø Concentration of devulcanizate in tire compounds: a multitude of current concentrations (depending on the compound type) Ø Technology Readiness Levels (TRL): - No significant development potential of conventional technologies (batch, long residence time, high temperatures) - Improvements by after-treatments - New technologies! Ø Large-scale application in tires only possible with significant quality improvements Ø Technology available, also for very fine powder Ø No further quality improvements possible Ø Very limited application in virgin compounds 6
7 Introduction Devulcanization versus reclamation DEVULCANIZATION: REGENERATION: Crosslink scission properties of devulcanisate similar to properties of original material Polymer scission shorter polymer chains poor properties x
8 Devulcanization Analytics – Horikx plot DEVULCANIZATION: sol + gel REGENERATION: sol M. M. Horikx, J. Polym. Sci. 19, 445 (1956)
Analytics – Horikx plot Hurdles to be taken Ø The original Horikx calculations are based on polymer networks without fillers Adjustments for the presence of fillers are necessary Ø Filler-polymer networks are not taken into consideration Ø Changes from polymer to crosslink scission in Horikx plot do not necessarily show linear correlation with distance from lines Ø Additional analytical methods are necessary M. M. Horikx, J. Polym. Sci. 19, 445 (1956) 9
10 Analytical methods White rubber test Ø Blending of 5% re-plasticized rubber with a bright white compound Ø Shade of grey devulcanized part of the material Ø Particles non-devulcanized cores of the particles or filler clusters Reference samples White rubber compound 10% ground rubber Samples with 5% devulcanizate 5% completely re-plasticized rubber
11 White rubber test Quantification Extruder-devulcanized samples Residence time: 6 min. Milled
12 (Passenger car) tire rubber Hurdles to be taken Component With courtesy from Apollo Global R&D Polymers Tread SBR, BR Belt NR Sidewall NR, BR Carcass SBR, NR, BR Bead NR Apex SBR, NR, BR Cap-ply NR, BR Inner liner SBR, NR, IIR Ø Blend of different types and brands of tires Ø Blend of different polymers and tire parts Ø Contamination with sand, … Ø Removal of reinforcing textile fibers Ø Residual activity of curatives Ø Reduced reinforcing strength of fillers
13 (Passenger car) tire rubber Hurdles to be taken Component With courtesy from Apollo Global R&D Polymers Tread SBR, BR Belt NR Sidewall NR, BR Carcass SBR, NR, BR Bead NR Apex SBR, NR, BR Cap-ply NR, BR Inner liner SBR, NR, IIR Ø Blend of different polymers and tire parts
SBR: Thermo-mechanical treatment DE-VULCANIZATION OF TIRE RUBBERS Hurdles taken Thermal treatment in presence of oxygen recombination S. Saiwari: Post-consumer tires back into new tires; thesis; University Twente, 2013 14
15 Passenger car tire elastomers DE-VULCANIZATION OF TIRE RUBBERS Devulcanization mechanisms Devulcanization aid: DPDS, 15 mmol/100 g Oil: TDAE, 5%wt Temperature: 220 C Time: 6 minutes Atmosphere: N 2 purging Cooling: Liquid nitrogen SBR BR NR CIIR
Passenger car tire elastomers: fillers Silica-silane filler systems 100% ‘devulcanizate’ Ø Low devulcanization efficiency due to stable filler-polymer network (short bonds) Ø New formation of filler-polymer network required Ø Blendability with virgin compound Ø Degree of devulcanization ↔ stress-strain properties? 16
Passenger car tire rubber DE-VULCANIZATION OF TIRE RUBBERS Selected compounds: tread Stress-strain properties of devulcanizate closer to original material! 17
18 A look into the future Material design for recycling: New curing systems Crosslink scission ‘on demand’ Reversible covalent fillerpolymer bonds Trigger: temperature, radiation, chemicals … Resins New additives Low molecular weight rubbers Modified polymers https: //www. google. nl/search? biw=1455&bih=712&tbm=isch&sa=1&ei=I_Pi. Wtn. AKp. HFw. QLTqr. XQDQ&q=modified+sbr+silica+&oq=modified+sbr+silica+&gs_l=psyab. 3. . . 267066. 270785. 0. 271006. 20. 18. 0. 2. 2. 0. 150. 1797. 8 j 10. 18. 0. . . 1 c. 1. 64. psy-ab. . 0. 1142. . . 0 j 0 i 67 k 1 j 0 i 30 k 1 j 0 i 8 i 30 k 1. 0. U-q. Wsn 1 M 2 f 4#imgrc=AEl. JUwb. NH 8 JRFM: Interpenetrating networks
Summary 19 Progress § Whole truck tire rubber: upscaling with special extruder technology (TRL 7 -8) § Whole passenger car tire material prototype extruder process is operational (5 -6) § but…. Hurdles § Passenger car tire rubber - Devulcanizate is not smooth breaking filler clusters devulcanization of silica-polymer network - Different types of networks Shifting balance to crosslink scission and away from polymer breakdown - Different types of compounds Separation of different parts of tires by e. g. waterjet - Different types of tires Preference: Truck tires > passenger car tires, non-silica > passenger car tires, silica
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