Mixing Section
Emission Characteristics
Rubber mixing generates dust, fumes, and heat. Emissions contain carbon black, processing oils, and accelerator compounds.
Recommended Treatment
- Local exhaust capture hoods
- Dust collection systems
- Fume extraction and filtration
Vulcanization Section
Emission Characteristics
High-temperature curing releases sulfur compounds, VOCs, and rubber decomposition products. Emissions are continuous with variable concentrations.
Recommended Treatment
- High-temperature resistant collection
- RTO for VOC destruction
- Scrubber for sulfur removal
Finishing Section
Emission Characteristics
Trimming and inspection processes generate rubber particles and residual fumes. Lower temperature but consistent emission patterns.
Recommended Treatment
- Dust collection systems
- Activated carbon filtration
- Centralized ventilation
Engineering Focus for Tire Manufacturing
Tire manufacturing emission control requires handling diverse pollutants across varying temperature ranges. System design must address both particulate and gaseous emissions while maintaining production efficiency.
AIER Solution Approach
AIER delivers comprehensive emission control solutions for tire manufacturing, combining dust collection, fume extraction, and thermal oxidation technologies to achieve regulatory compliance.
