Abstract:
A method of and an apparatus for treating worn tires comprising cutting the circumferential surface of the tire to a predetermined depth by a rotary cylinder having cutting blades each of a rhombic flat plate shape and subsequent separation of metal reinforcement components embedding the tire from the rubber component by RF induction heating that decomposes and carbonizes the rubber portion adjacent with the heated metal components, cutting by the rhombic blades enabling smooth and effective removal of surface tire layer, facilitating the succeeding RF heating and yielding useful cut rubber suitable to obtain variable recycle materials.
Abstract:
When a printing paper to which an IC chip storing secret information is attached is discarded, a shredder applied voltage to the IC chip by a discharging unit to destroy the IC chip and to make it impossible to read the secret information therefrom. Thereafter, a shredding cutter shreds the printing paper and the shred printing paper is discarded.
Abstract:
In accordance with the present invention, a small portable grinding machine enabling the fishing person(s) to act in a responsible manor when disposing of unwanted and extra monofilament fishing lines. This provides the allowance for a more proper disposal of said monofilament line thereby causing a reduction in the ecological ramifications of entanglement to fish and wildlife. The said invention can help reduce the plastic issued associated with the pollution of said waterways in helping to keep the oceans, lakes, rivers, and ponds free of this material. The machine would also reduce the risks associated with safety issues in reducing the amounts of monofilament fishing line that can become entangled on boat propellers, boat intake ports, and the like, causing delays, engine problems, and the associated safety issues.
Abstract:
The present invention provides a process for continuously recovering a waste paint comprising: feeding a booth-circulating water containing paint particles discharged from a paint booth to a first separation tank, and adding a dispersing agent and a floatation agent into the first separation tank to finely divide and disperse the paint particles for floating; feeding a liquid containing the paint particles into a second separation tank to roughly separate a liquid containing paint flocculate and a liquid containing no paint flocculate; transferring the liquid containing paint flocculate roughly separated in the second separation tank to a foreign-matter separation tank to remove a foreign matter contained in the liquid containing paint flocculate by retaining the liquid in the foreign-matter separation tank; and separating the paint flocculate from the liquid containing paint flocculate having been subjected to the removing treatment of the foreign matter to collect the paint flocculate. The process for continuously recovering a waste paint brings about highly efficient recovery of the waste paint, reduction of the running costs and production of waste paint having high quality, and can be applied to the preparation of recycled products having high quality without causing trouble of the processor for the preparation of the recycled products.
Abstract:
The invention relates to recycling wornout tyres and other industrial and domestic wastes. According to a method for shredding wornout tyres a package of wornout tyres is formed as a number of closely compacted layers. The package is subjected to primary destruction in an armored chamber under conditions of free extension until the package outside layers are destroyed. The overall dimensions of the armored chamber in any cross-section thereof square with the chamber axis and passing through the package of the compacted tyres varies within the range of from 2 to 7 package diameters in such section. The compact package of tyres is formed from a few coaxial helical twists having an axial hole. According to the invention, a stress-strain state is established upon free extension of a rubber layer without its contacting with the walls of the armored chamber, whereby efficient destruction and disintegration of the rubber, metallic and textile cord of a tyre is attained.
Abstract:
A method for recovering fuel substance and providing an alternative periodic cover material for landfills by separating materials in a salvage operation. A non-sorted material stream including metallic and non-metallic components, which preferably includes automobile scrap, is fed to a shredder. After shredding, the non-sorted material stream is separated. The non-sorted material stream is first separated into two streams, namely, a heavy material stream and a light material stream. The heavy material stream is conveyed to a magnetic separator where ferrous metals are separated from non-ferrous materials. The light material stream is passed under a cross belt magnetic separator where the light ferrous metals are separated. The remaining light material stream is further separated to remove non-ferrous metal material. The remaining non-metallic material can be used as a fuel substance or as a cover material for landfills.
Abstract:
A disk data destroyer comprises a housing, a data destroying shaft set, a motor driver and a sensor. The housing is provided with a hollow receiving chamber, a disk insertion slot and a disk outlet opposite said insertion slot. The sensor is mounted inside said housing adjacent to said disk insertion slot and adapted to output a driving signal to start said motor driver to drive the data destroying shaft set to rotate upon insertion of a data storage disk into said disk insertion slot such that the inserted disk is pressed by the data destroying shaft set so as to destroy storage data thereof.
Abstract:
A method for producing nanometer of natural materials from animals, plants or minerals containing active ingredients, the method including the steps of: obtaining raw materials from animals, plants or minerals; selecting raw materials; cleaning the raw materials; removing water from the raw materials; drying the raw materials; chopping the raw materials; crushing the raw materials; grinding the raw materials into nanometer micro-powder; and grading the nanometer micro-powder for packaging. In this method, each step is established according to different properties of the raw materials and operated at low temperature and low relative humidity to ensure the nanometer micro-powder has long preservation time and excellent efficiency to release active ingredients.
Abstract:
The data destruction machine is a desk-top, portable unit with a short (under 10 second) cycle time, pluggable into a wall outlet. Upon insertion of a disk (such as a CD or split DVD) into the machine, which is fully automatic, data is removed. The machine converts the data-storage layer into residue consistent with security destruction standards from which no data is retrievable. A single machine may be used for declassifying CDs and split DVDs. Splitting DVDs in preparation for inserting them into the data destruction machine may be accomplished quickly and simply.
Abstract:
The mobile tire cruncher utilizes a trailer to support a hydraulic press punch and removable die. The press punch and die cooperate with one another to form small chips from used tires. The die is removable so that any shaped chip may be made by using a die with that shape openings. The trailer has wheels so that the trailer may be transported to the site of the used tires. The press punch is powered by a hydraulic cylinder and the trailer supports a power unit for causing movement of the press punch. Hydraulic stabilizers extend from the trailer to support the tire cruncher during use.