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pyrolyzed carbon black

2018-03-24View Original

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Waste tires can be processed through thermal pyrolysis to yield wire, fuel oil, and carbon black. However, the quality of the carbon black obtained through this process is not suitable for direct use in tires. How can the quality of this carbon black be improved so that it can be used directly in tires? .
Reply #22018-03-26
It seems that this industry has a very narrow scope, with not many people paying attention to it. .
Reply #32018-09-21
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Reply #42019-03-27
I wonder if you’re still in production? Where was the equipment bought? Can I go check it out at your place?
Reply #52019-08-04
It’s not easy to work in this industry… over a decade of experience
Reply #62022-11-03
This type of carbon black is not true carbon black; it is a mixture of carbon black added during tire production along with various rubber additives (including inorganic substances). It has a high ash content and cannot be used as carbon black.

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