What are the environmental requirements for the tire rubber industry?

The environmental requirements of the tire rubber industry are mainly reflected in the following aspects:

1、 Green tire manufacturing

Green tires refer to tire products that are energy-saving, environmentally friendly, and safe. Their production process adheres to the concept of green manufacturing, and the products have characteristics such as low rolling resistance, low fuel consumption, excellent handling stability, shorter braking distance, better wear resistance, and can be refurbished multiple times. Green tire manufacturing requires the use of environmentally friendly, non-toxic and harmless raw materials that comply with the EU REACH environmental standards, and achieve a production process that is low in energy consumption, low in noise, low in dust, and low in smoke.

2、 Pollutant emission standards

The tire rubber industry needs to comply with relevant regulations such as the "Emission Standards for Pollutants in the Rubber Products Industry" and strictly control pollutants such as wastewater, exhaust gas, and solid waste. Among them, water pollutant control projects include pH, BOD, CODCr, SS, ammonia nitrogen, total nitrogen, petroleum, total phosphorus, etc; The main control of exhaust pollutants is the emission of sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, particulate matter, etc; In terms of solid waste, it is required to dispose of waste such as waste residue and waste glue in a reasonable manner during the production process to prevent harm to the environment and human health.

3、 Green Factory Evaluation

The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has issued evaluation requirements for green factories in the tire industry, proposing specific standards for the green development of the tire rubber industry. Enterprises need to refer to relevant standards to carry out evaluation work, comprehensively evaluate energy use, water resource utilization, pollution control and other aspects, and continuously improve their green manufacturing level.

4、 Environmental policies and regulations

The national and local governments continue to introduce environmental policies and regulations, and the environmental requirements for the tire rubber industry are becoming increasingly strict. Enterprises need to closely monitor policy developments, adjust production processes and environmental protection measures in a timely manner, and ensure compliance with relevant policy requirements.

5、 Recycling and utilization of waste tires

The recycling and utilization of waste tires is an important part of the environmental protection work in the tire rubber industry. Enterprises need to actively promote the recycling technology and equipment for waste tires, improve recycling efficiency, reduce resource waste and environmental pollution.

In summary, the environmental requirements of the tire rubber industry involve multiple aspects such as green tire manufacturing, pollutant emission standards, green factory evaluation, environmental policies and regulations, and waste tire recycling. Enterprises need to strengthen their environmental awareness and continuously improve their own environmental protection level to adapt to increasingly strict environmental requirements and market demand.