Development of advanced Carbon-based compounds from recycled mining tires

利用回收矿用轮胎开发先进的碳基化合物

基本信息

  • 批准号:
    521103-2017
  • 负责人:
  • 金额:
    $ 5.02万
  • 依托单位:
  • 依托单位国家:
    加拿大
  • 项目类别:
    Collaborative Research and Development Grants
  • 财政年份:
    2020
  • 资助国家:
    加拿大
  • 起止时间:
    2020-01-01 至 2021-12-31
  • 项目状态:
    已结题

项目摘要

Transportation of goods and people is essential for the function of every society world-wide. With the exception of marine and rail transport, every other mode of transport requires vehicles to have tires. Consequently, it is estimated that nearly 5 million tonnes of waste automotive tires are produced in North America and Europe alone. Recycling of automotive tires is now possible. Regrettably, recycling of "off-the-road" (OTR) tires used on vehicles in the mining, forestry and heavy industries until now has not been feasible, due to their large size, as well as their sophisticated construction and tough rubber compounds. Kal Tire Mining Tire Group (KT-MTG), a wholly-owned Canadian company, is currently the world leader in the sale, servicing, repair and re-treading of mining tires. In 2014, KT-MTG pioneered the development of a groundbreaking process capable of recycling automotive, aircraft as well as OTR tires of all shapes, sizes and compositions. The outcome of the recycling process is diesel fuel, steel wire and carbon black (CB). This NSERC-CRD grant application seeks funding to support a 3-year R&D collaboration on upgrading and re-purposing of the carbon black originating from KT-MTG's recycling process. Researchers from the University of British Columbia (UBC) and KT-MTG identified opportunities for high-value upgrading of the raw CB into: 1) Carbon for battery anodes, 2) Nanostructured Carbon for aerogel thermal insulators, and 3) Carbon for electrolysis anodes / electrodes. Successful upgrading of CB and utilization in any of the three high-value products has an immediate economic impact on the KT-MTG recycling operation. More importantly, however, developing innovative processes and markets for the recycled carbon black will have profound benefits for the environment (i.e., recycling of stockpiled or burned OTR tires at mines world-wide) and the Canadian job market (i.e., KT-MTG is planning to open 10 - 15 OTR tire recycling centres). Further, additional applications of the recycled carbon black are virtually limitless, due to the abundance of industries relying on access to high-purity Carbon.
货物和人员的运输对全世界每个社会的功能都是必不可少的。与 除海运和铁路运输外,所有其他运输方式都要求车辆有轮胎。 因此,据估计,北方产生了近500万吨废旧汽车轮胎 仅美国和欧洲一地。汽车轮胎的回收利用现在是可能的。令人遗憾的是,回收利用 到目前为止,用于采矿、林业和重工业车辆的“越野”(OTR)轮胎并不可行,因为它们的尺寸很大,而且其复杂的结构和坚韧的橡胶化合物。 加拿大全资公司卡尔轮胎矿业轮胎集团(KT-MTG)目前是全球领先的 矿用轮胎的销售、保养、修理和重铺胎面。2014年,KT-MTG率先开发了 能够回收各种形状、大小和尺寸的汽车、飞机和工程机械轮胎的开创性工艺 作文。回收过程的结果是柴油、钢丝和碳黑(CB)。 这项NSERC-CRD赠款申请寻求资金,以支持为期3年的研发合作,以升级和 KT-MTG回收过程中产生的碳黑的再利用。来自美国的研究人员 不列颠哥伦比亚大学(UBC)和KT-MTG发现了高价值升级的机会 原料炭黑分为:1)电池阳极用碳,2)气凝胶绝热材料用纳米结构碳,3) 用于电解阳极/电极的碳。 三种高价值产品中任何一种的CB成功升级和利用,都会对KT-MTG回收业务产生直接的经济影响。然而,更重要的是,开发再生炭黑的创新工艺和市场将对环境(即在世界各地的矿山回收储存或燃烧的工程机械轮胎)和加拿大就业市场(即KT-MTG计划开设10-15个工程机械轮胎回收中心)带来深远的好处。此外,由于大量的工业依赖于获得高纯度的碳,回收碳黑的其他应用几乎是无限的。

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Effect of TiC Addition on the Microstructure and Mechanical Properties of B319 Alloy
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  • DOI:
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  • 发表时间:
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  • 期刊:
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  • 通讯作者:
    Bichler, Lukas

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  • 财政年份:
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  • 资助金额:
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