Largest Tyre Recycling Facility in UAE
25 November 2011 An 8000 kg per hour tyre recycling facility has been opened in Al Ain, Abu Dhabi, making it the largest in the United Arab Emirates. More Waste Management World Articles VIDEO 15,000 Tonne Tyre Blaze at Yorks Recycling Facility Visible from Space Tackling Tyre Waste VIDEO: Microwave Energy Cuts Tyre Recycling GHG Emissions New Recycling Machine to Pulverise and Devulcanize Tyre Waste from Pallmann £80m Tyre Recycling Pyrolysis Project Struggling to Finance Teesside Plant Cutting the Risk of Landfill Fires Largest Tyre Recycling Facility in UAE Nano Technology Tyre Recycling Firm Secures Funding According to Danish manufacturer Eldan Recycling, which supplied the equipment, the plant is capable of producing granulate of between 0.5 mm and 4 mm.. In both Abu Dhabi and the UAE as a whole, there is an increasing emphasis on recycling, not only as a means of improving the environment, but also as a real business opportunity. There are several million old tyres in Abu Dhabi, many of them in unmanaged landfills. With the high risk of fire in the region these tyres represent a threat to both health and the environment. The new facility will shred and further downsize the old tyres before sorting the granulate in a number of steps. Eldan said that once the granulate emerges as a final product it is 99.9% free from steel and textile. The end product from the facility can be sold for use in a number of products such as sports field and playground surfaces, insulating material for noise insulation or hoses for under soil irrigation and as an additive to asphalt for road construction. The new tyre recycling facility was marketed by Ferrostaal as part of the comprehensive service package for the plant-operator OMNIX, and will contribute to the expansion of recycling activities planned by the Centre of Waste Management, Emirate of Abu Dhabi. Currently less than 1% of all waste is recycled in the UAE. Read More Arabian Blights Dr Abdallah Nassour and colleagues from the University of Rostock examine some of the difficulties the Arab region must overcome if it is to embrace a modern approach to solid waste management. UEA Recycling and Street Sweeping Investment Launched United Arab Emirates based environmental and waste management company, Bee'ah, is increasing its sustainable waste management initiatives across Sharjah's residential areas and city streets. Waste Collection Sucks at $5.5 Billion Qatar Development Stockholm, Sweden based underground vacuum waste management system specialist, Envac, has been selected as the waste management partner for the Msheireb Downtown project - a 31 hectare mixed use urban regeneration project in Doha, Qatar. Free Magazine Subscription Free Email Newsletter