A.V. Luikov Institute of Heat and Mass Transfer offers consumers a technology for processing rubber waste under a commercial agreement with technical assistance, equipment in the form of a mobile installation for implementing the technology under a manufacturing agreement and is looking for partners to conclude a technical cooperation agreement.

The technology consists in the use of medium-temperature (400 - 600 °C) thermal decomposition in an environment of superheated water vapor, or a vapor-gas mixture (water vapor and gaseous decomposition products of rubber waste) of worn tires to obtain composite liquid fuel and metal scrap (if metal is present in the waste) and special heat treatment of industrial rubber waste, resulting in rubber thermolysis with the formation of solid, liquid and gaseous phases.

A mobile plant has been developed and manufactured that allows recycling worn tires to produce composite liquid fuel (CLF) - a mixture of liquid hydrocarbon and solid carbon products of waste thermolysis. It is possible to develop and manufacture equipment of various capacities.

In terms of calorific value, sulfur content, moisture content, viscosity and flash point, this fuel corresponds (closely) to M40 and M100 fuel oils, and a comparison of its calorific value with that of natural gas shows that 1000 kg of CLF is equivalent to 1146 Nm3 of natural gas.

Technical capabilities of technology using a mobile unit.
Productivity on the processed raw material is 200 kilograms per hour. From one ton of waste you can get:
* up to 400 kilograms of liquid hydrocarbons (similar to oil);
* up to 350 kg of carbon black;
* up to 100 kg of metal cord.

New pyrolysis technology for processing rubber waste.

A factory was built in the city of Koashung (Taiwan). Productivity up to 1000 kilograms per hour. There are various options for equipment using the technology of processing rubber waste.

A.V. Luikov Institute of Heat and Mass Transfer of the NAS of Belarus is the largest scientific institution in the republic dealing with fundamental and applied problems of heat and mass transfer, fluid dynamics, energy, heat engineering, chemical physics, physics of combustion and explosion, nanotechnologies, as well as the creation of energy-efficient and environmentally friendly technologies and equipment, devices and devices for energy and mechanical engineering, agro-industrial complex and construction industry, medicine, chemical, electronic, radio engineering, food industry, space industry.

Main directions of scientific and technical activity:
- processes of heat and mass transfer in capillary-porous bodies, disperse systems, rheological and turbulent media, non-equilibrium flows, low-temperature plasma and in the interaction of radiation with matter;
- dynamics, transfer and elementary processes in systems with chemical and phase transformations;
- physical kinetics, heat transfer and transport processes on micro- and nanoscales;
- energy-efficient heat and mass transfer technologies, equipment and devices;
- transfer processes, heat transfer in biological systems and complex molecules;
- physical and structural properties of substances, materials and surfaces under internal structuring and extreme impacts;
- mechanics of liquids, gases and plasma;
- mechanics and rheology of viscoelastic media under shear, temperature, electromagnetic influences;
- numerical methods and software packages for numerical simulation of physical, chemical and heat transfer processes;
- catalytic technologies and equipment for the production of hydrogen, synthesis-, endo- and exo-gases, synthetic and mixed fuels;
- technologies and equipment for the processes of obtaining nano- and micro-structures and materials;
- plasma, plasma-chemical and chemical methods of waste treatment and disposal.

The Institute carries out scientific, scientific-organizational and scientific-production cooperation with academic and industry research institutes, universities, design bureaus, associations and enterprises of Belarus, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Lithuania, Latvia, China, USA, India, Germany, Poland , Czech Republic, Israel, Brazil, Italy, France and other countries.

Consumers interested in purshasing the technology for processing rubber waste under a commercial agreement with technical assistance and equipment in the form of a mobile installation for implementing the technology under a manufacturing agreement.

Partners interested in the development of technology for the processing of industrial rubber waste and the improvement of equipment for the implementation of the technology under a technical cooperation agreement.