Nafea ia haamata i te hoê ohipa tapihooraa rohirohi mai te haamataraa mai â?

Nafea ia haamata i te hoê ohipa tapihooraa rohirohi mai te haamataraa mai â?

E nehenehe te haamataraa i te hoê pereoo uira e riro ei ohipa maitai roa ' ' e mai te peu e e ravehia. Teie te tahi mau taahiraa no te tauturu ia outou ia haamata.

A haapapû e, ua navai te mau rave'a no te mau tao'a mata – te mau pereoo uira

Ua riro te mau pereoo uira e te mau pereoo uira ei pu rahi no te scrap. Ua maraa te numera o te mau pereoo i muri a'e i te maraaraa o te mau pereoo, E faaohipahia te reira i roto i te mau tuhaa fenua rahi. ōtahi, E rave rahi mau mea e monohia i te matahiti hoê no te ahu, e te tahi atu â. I roto i te hoê oire rahi, I roto i te mau hanere tausani matahiti i te matahiti hoê, e nehenehe te mau pereoo uira i vavahihia. Te auraa o teie faito mono teitei, o te faaohiparaa ïa i te mau ravea no te faaapî i te reira. Mai te mea e, e nehenehe ta outou e farii i teie mau pereoo, A hi'opoa i te haamataraa i te hoê taiete hamani pereoo taataahi.

Te mau pereoo uira

Te mau pereoo uira (e.g., Āfa'i) o te tahi atu ïa pu no te mau tao'a mata. I roto e rave rahi tupuraa, e rahi a'e teie mau pereoo taataahi e e mea maitai a'e i te mau pereoo tarahu e te mau pereoo, tera râ, e nehenehe atoa ratou e riro ei mea fifi a'e ia noaa. E nehenehe ta outou e haere i te mau taiete ohipa, fare ma'i, e te mau vahi paturaa no te ite e te hinaaro ra anei ratou e hoo atu i ta ratou mau pereoo uira. I roto i te hoê huru, mai te peu e e tumu to outou no nia i te mau pereoo, i.

Te mau matini nene'iraa pereoo uira o ta outou e hinaaro

Te ta'i nei o Tirender

E piti matini nene'iraa mo'a, Te puai puai. E nehenehe te reira e riro ei pereoo uira taatoa ei mau hu'ahu'a(3-8Popu). Teie mau ravea, Aita e titauhia te tahi atu ravea no te iriti i te mau auri ti'a mai roto mai i te hoê ana'e pereoo, No te mea ho'i e, e nehenehe teie shredder piti e anaana i te mau pereoo uira e te mau auri ti'a.

Hamer

Te mau hu'ahu'a no te mau miira numera o te mau hu'ahu'a ïa i roto i te hoê faito iti a'e (0-15Te mau mana'o tauturu no te). Ia faaauhia i te faataaraa - ta'ata'a, E nehenehe te miiraa o te hama e faarirohia ei vahi mo'emo'e no te mau pereoo uira. Hau atu â, i roto i teie ohipa piti, E tia i te mau hu'ahu'a pereoo ia vavahi e piti taime e te mimera. taime, i muri a'e i to ' na haereraa na roto i te mihu, E 10-15mm te mau hu'ahu'a.. I muri iho, i te piti o te hora, e iriti ê te mau hu'ahu'a i te tauraa manureva e 0-4mm.

Tae atu i te mau rave'a

Te hoho'a mata'ita'i o te hoê ïa motopaika no te hi'o. Ia tupu ana'e te anoiraa (Taiee, Metara, one, tāra'a) Te vai ra i nia i te reira, E haamata te motera. Na te aueueraa fenua e faatupu i te ohipa materia. E rahi to te mata. Te mau hu'ahu'a metala e te one/dust, e mea na'ina'i a'e i te ha'utiraa, e topa te fenua, while the larger rubber particles stay on top. Thus, it effectively separates the rubber from impurities.

Ua'a'i

Magnetic separating machine separate steel wire from the mixture of rubber granule and steel wire. Remove the residual tiny steel wire.

hō'ē'ē ' (Pulse Jet Baghouse)

After shredding tires, you get a mix of nylon fibers, dust, and rubber. The air separator can remove the nylon and other impurities. It works like this: Airflow suspends the material in the duct. Lighter stuff like fibers and dust is carried further by the air, while heavier rubber particles fall closer due to gravity, separating the light impurities from the rubber.

Te hoê faanahoraa no ta outou ohipa tapihooraa

The location of your tire recycling business is crucial. You need to find an area that is large enough to accommodate your shredding equipment and storage facilities. Te tahi atu â mau mea, you should consider factors such as accessibility, zoning regulations, and proximity to suppliers and customers. You may also need to obtain permits and licenses depending on your location.

When it comes to choosing a tire shredding production line, you have two options: semi-automatic and fully automatic. Semi-automatic lines require more manual labor but are often less expensive. Fully automatic lines are more efficient but can be more expensive to purchase and maintain. Consider your budget, production volume, and labor costs when making this decision.

Once you have shredded the tires, you need to decide what to do with the resulting products. Two common options are rubber chips and rubber crumbs. Rubber chips can be used in landscaping, playgrounds, and as a fuel source. Rubber crumbs can be used in sports fields, artificial turf, and as a filler material. Consider the market demand for these products in your area and choose the option that best suits your business goals.

Ei faaotiraa, starting a tire shredding business requires careful planning and consideration. By ensuring a sufficient supply of raw materials, designing a solid business proposal, and choosing the right equipment and end products, you can set yourself up for success. If you want to purchase machines or hope to get a business plan, a hi'o farerei ia matou, we are online 24 hours a day. Now, fill in the form and send us an email!

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