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NEWS:
See the NEWS ARCHIVE page for our 2006 news items.
January - March, 2007
The video of our showroom is now posted and available for your viewing!
Click: VIDEO
Now evaluating shredders so as to be able to provide the best available to the customer!
For quite sometime, dumping scrap tires into the ocean was touted as an effective means to dispose of the tires while building an artificial reef for the marine life.
NO MORE!!!
The tires are now starting to scatter all over the ocean floor and even washing up on to the beaches! This makes the IE profit generating tire pyrolysis even more appealing.
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A mile offshore from this city's high-rise condos and spring-break bars lie as many as 2 million old tires, strewn across the ocean floor...
Please refer to the link below for the complete news article.
Do Not Dump Tires into the Ocean!!!
July, 2007
Florida raises ill-fated artificial reefs
By Jim LoneySun Jul 8, 8:35 PM ET
When people began dumping used tires in the ocean 40 years ago to create artificial reefs, they gave little thought to the potential environmental cost, or to how difficult it would be to pick them up.
"It was one of those ideas that seemed good at the time," said Jack Sobel, a senior scientist at The Ocean Conservancy, a Washington-based environmental group. "Now I think it's pretty clear it was a bad idea."
Now, local authorities are going after some 700,000 tires dumped off the coast of Fort Lauderdale, up the coast from Miami. A team of 40 divers from the U.S. Army, Navy and Coast Guard spent three weeks in June pulling up 10,373 sand-filled and slime-coated tires from the ocean floor.
Read the full article here
April - June, 2007
Available NOW, the Sales Phamphlet for our "EE-P" Plastic Processing Equipment in pdf format (900Kb).
: Our development team went to Beijing to join a conference for a China National Technical Appraisal, which was held by the TsingHua University. The attendees were from the China National Environment Protection Ministry, China Development Committee, China Ministry of Education and the China Ministry of Science and Technology, to name a few.
Our pyrolysis technology has passed the appraisal!
We should have the Appraisal Certificate by the end of May. This is the only national technical appraisal of the pyrolysis field in China. We are most pleased!!!
FAQs (Page 1) |
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1. Does your tire pyrolysis facility maintain a vacuum inside the reactor?
No. Our advanced and proven technology does not require a vacuum inside the reactor. 2. How will the reactor remain in an oxygen free state during normal production operation? First, when preparing for production operation, we purge the reactor and piping of oxygen by pre-charging the system using nitrogen (N2). Second, once the reactor has reached operational temperature, the tire shreds are fed into the reactor. The feeding system progressively heats the tire shreds. As the shreds get hotter, they also get softer and then they compress forming themselves into a homogeneous mass with all the air (O2) removed.
You can compare the tire shreds as being squeezed into the pyrolytic area of the reactor, similar to squeezing toothpaste out of a tube of toothpaste, an extruder type action. The seal effect will remain secure even if the process is stopped, power is lost, etc. 3. Does the facility need BACT (Best Available Control Technology)? No. Our facility is designed for zero emissions, to be “green” and completely environmentally friendly. 4. How is oxygen prevented from entering the duct work? We use quality stainless steel piping, making the system air tight and not subject to corrosion. FAQ Page <next> |
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July - October 2008
Multi-process lines are available!
Our customers are now asking for larger production facilities. Processing 30T of tires per day is not enough, so we have 90T and 180T per day systems available, NOW!!!
PLC control and monitoring systems with HMI full functionality.
New Options Available
We have added the following sections to our facility equipment offerings:
Section G: TDFO (Tire Derived Fuel Oil) > #2 Fuel Oil
Section H: Steel Handling
Section I: Sulphur Reduction
Section J: Multi-Reactor Conveyor Feeder System
Section K: Tire Washing
New look coming!
http://ocorratesting.com/Default.aspx
We are updating our website. Stop by and see the new look!
For sales inquiries for the USA, please contact:
Jim Molloy, East Coast, USA
Sales/Installation/Service
jim@in-eco.com
Robert (Lee) Curry, Midwest, USA
Sales/Installation/Service
lee@in-eco.com
Mike Cavanaugh
International Sales/Installation/Service
mike@in-eco.com
We are pleased to present our new Authorized Distributor, Robert
(Lee) Curry.
Lee, as he likes to be called, will be working in the Great Lakes area in the USA, as well as other areas in the Midwest.
We know that there is a impending need for our equipment in that area and we will be fully supporting Lee in his efforts!
Available now...
Our new and efficient Dynamic Rotating Scrap Tire Pyrolysis Equipment. Can be used for plastics or rubber (tires)...additional details to be posted soon!
Our innovative equipment to process plastic (bottles, etc) ...additional details to be posted soon!
Also, our batch process system...additional details to be posted soon!
The inquiries continue to pour in...Austria, Canada, Indonesia, Malaysia, Poland, Thailand and the USA, to name a few!!!
Looks that 2007 is going to be a very productive year.
We are in the process to have sales representatives on the West coast of the USA, in the Mid-west (in the Michigan area) and now having conversations with a group on the East coast in the Florida area.
We will establish a business structure that will best serve our customers.
Check us out at: iListingPlace which is a new, upcoming on-line website to offer FREE listings of your "
classified ads"! We are pleased that they have us in a banner ad and an ad rotator.
