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De-vulcanisation of scrap car-tyres by way of micro-organisms

Objective



Every year an enormous number of used car tyres is available. A number of these car tyres are put to use again. However, most of the tyres end up in controlled or uncontrolled waste. It is obvious what the consequences are for the environment. This project bears references to searching for a usable tecnique whereby used car tyres can by using micro organisms. The rubber powder, which is gained by applying this method, can be re used as raw material of the production of new rubber.

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Caldwell Environmental Netherlands B.V.
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31,Boezembocht
3034 KA Rotterdam
Netherlands

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