US EditionEnd-of-Life Tyres to Recycled Materials with LD Carbon
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End-of-Life Tyres to Recycled Materials with LD Carbon
LD Carbon has opened Korea’s first and the largest tyre pyrolysis plant in Dangjin, South Korea Every year approximately 400,000 tons of ELTs are generated in South Korea. Globally, the figure reaches 30 million tons annually. Most of these ELTs are recycled as construction materials or undergo heat treatment for pyrolysis oil extraction. According to industry sources, even when pyrolysis oil is produced from ELTs, a volume of solid waste compar…
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