Rubber Block Granular Control Study in the Crushing Process Waste Tires

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Decreases the broken tire rubber block granularity can shorten tire flour milling process. Cutting the tire rubber block size control during processing method can be changed to achieve. Method by previously cut on the tire tread and an annular notch cut layered tread colloid. Tire crushing process down into tire tread and colloidal cutting kerf. Slitting and cutting the tire during the tire clamped in a fixed state. Maintaining the tire tread and the position of the cutting tool is parallel. Feeding the tool or tire in-process control of the tool infeed depth and speed of rotation of the tire. Cutting the tread rubber on the circular incision is to control the cutting of the plastic dispersion block. Achieve tread colloidal particle size control cutting. Colloidal tread cutting circular incision and control the cutting tool feed rate is achieved rubber block granularity control methods.

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