End-of-life Tires (ELTs)
Product Descriptions
TIRE-DERIVED FUEL (TDF) prepared for CATRA by Kelvin Igwe
Over a billion end-of-life tires (ELTs) are generated annually,
worldwide. In 2018, 487,470 tonnes of tires were recycled in Canada with
26,036 tonnes (5%) consumed as tire-derived fuel (TDF) and the remainder
recycled into various products or shredded for other purposes. Read more...
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RUBBER MODIFIED ASPHALT (RMA) prepared for CATRA by Chahneet Sidhu
Have you ever wondered what happens to your old tires? Recycling agencies in each Canadian province and territory ensure tires are recycled safely and responsibly. In 2018, over 487,000 tonnes of Canada’s end-of-life tires (ELTs) were diverted from landfills and made into environmentally responsible products such as Rubber Modified Asphalt (RMA). Read more...
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TIRE-DERIVED AGGREGATE (TDA) prepared for CATRA by Kelvin Igwe
Worldwide, around one billion tires reach the end of their useful life
every year. This underlines the
importance of managing scrap tires in an environmentally responsible and
productive manner so that they don’t simply go to landfill sites where they put
our environment and health at risk. Read more.....
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CRUMB RUBBER prepared for CATRA by Chahneet Sidhu
For
over two decades, recycling programs across Canada have protected the
environment by ensuring end-of-life tires are diverted from our landfills and
recycled into various eco-friendly tire-derived products. Crumb rubber is one
of the many environmentally responsible products that can be derived from
end-of-life tires. Read more....
Additional product descriptions coming- please check back again
TIRE-DERIVED FUEL (TDF) prepared for CATRA by Kelvin Igwe
Over a billion end-of-life tires (ELTs) are generated annually,
worldwide. In 2018, 487,470 tonnes of tires were recycled in Canada with
26,036 tonnes (5%) consumed as tire-derived fuel (TDF) and the remainder
recycled into various products or shredded for other purposes. Read more...
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RUBBER MODIFIED ASPHALT (RMA) prepared for CATRA by Chahneet Sidhu
Have you ever wondered what happens to your old tires? Recycling agencies in each Canadian province and territory ensure tires are recycled safely and responsibly. In 2018, over 487,000 tonnes of Canada’s end-of-life tires (ELTs) were diverted from landfills and made into environmentally responsible products such as Rubber Modified Asphalt (RMA). Read more...
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TIRE-DERIVED AGGREGATE (TDA) prepared for CATRA by Kelvin Igwe
Worldwide, around one billion tires reach the end of their useful life
every year. This underlines the
importance of managing scrap tires in an environmentally responsible and
productive manner so that they don’t simply go to landfill sites where they put
our environment and health at risk. Read more.....
____________________________________________________________________________________________________
CRUMB RUBBER prepared for CATRA by Chahneet Sidhu
For
over two decades, recycling programs across Canada have protected the
environment by ensuring end-of-life tires are diverted from our landfills and
recycled into various eco-friendly tire-derived products. Crumb rubber is one
of the many environmentally responsible products that can be derived from
end-of-life tires. Read more....