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WASTE TYRE RECYCLING

AND PROCESSING

Project
Collect and recycle waste tyres

Project Concept Feasibility Study Business Plan


`` According to a feasibility study `` The South African Government has The business plan needs to be completed
undertaken for the South African Tyre approved regulations with regard
to recycling of tyres and the tariffs
Required Investment
Manufacturing Conference (SATMC `` ZAR 15 million
1998), 160 000 tonnes of scrap tyres applicable to the manufacturers
are generated in South Africa each year `` and retailers. A feasibility study is in
`` Annually, more than 28 million used `` progress.
progress.
waste tyres: About half the tyre dealers
tyres are dumped illegally or burnt to
have an exclusive arrangement to sell
recover the steel wire. Tyres are not
their scrap tyres. The rest of dealers
readily accepted at landfill disposal
makes their scrap tyres available
sites as they are not easily compacted
to anyone who wishes to use them.
due to their elasticity and occupy a
SATRP claims that 10% of tyres
considerable volume
currently go to landfill, 4% are recycled
`` Furthermore, tyres have the tendency
and the remaining 86% are illegally
to accumulate water, irrespective of
re-grooved, dumped in the countryside,
the way in which they are stored out
burned for the contained steel or
in the open. They become a breeding
stockpiled
environment for mosquitoes, which is
particularly problematic in areas of the
country where malaria occurs Location
`` Recent agreements between the `` The project is based in, Ladysmith
tyre manufacturing industry and the Richards Bay and Pietermaritzburg
Department of Environmental Affairs
have led to initiatives to generate
a ‘green fee’, which will be used to
Current Status
Project feasibility study is in progress, with
initiate tyre recovery, recycling, energy
support from Trade & Investment Kwa-
recovery and disposal
Zulu Natal
`` Tyre dealers have indicated that there
are two main ways of getting rid of
Dhanesh Rampersad: dhanesh@tikzn.co.za | +27 31 368 9600
www.tikzn.co.za

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