RECENT ADVANCES IN TECHNOLOGIES FOR AIRCRAFT SCRAP TYRES RECYCLING AND UTILIZATION

Keywords: aircraft tyres, scrap tyres, environmental pollution, disposal, recycling, treatment

Abstract

The statistical analysis of aircraft tyres use and waste aircraft tyres accumulation is done. The negative impact of tyres accumulation and storage in the environment is considered. The perspective methods of aircraft tyres utilization are presented and considered. Among the most widespread and efficient treatment and utilization methods are: retreading, shredding, grinding, devulcanization, fuel production via pyrolisis and gasification and use as a raw material in other industries. Advantages and disadvantages of the considered method are discussed. Technological, economical, and environmental issues of technologies of tyres recycling are analyzed and considered. The most feasible ways for tyres disposal are proposed.

Author Biographies

Sergii Boichenko, Prof, National aviation university

Doctor of Sciences, Professor, Leading reseach fellow of the Ukrainian Scientific and Research Center of Chemmotology and Certification of Fuels, Lubricants and Technical Liquids of the National aviation university (Kyiv, Ukraine)

Utku Kale, PhD, Budapest University of Technology and Economics

Ph.D. , Assistant Professor, Department of Aeronautics, and Naval Architecture, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Budapest, Hungary

András Nagy, PhD, University of Dunaújváros

Ph.D., Associate Professor, Department of mechanical engineering, University of Dunaújváros, Budapest, Hungary

Published
2021-08-16
Issue
Vol 21 No 50 (2021): T&L Nr. 50
Section
Transport & Logistics

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