UTILIZATION OF RECENT TRENDS IN AUTOMOBILES INTO TEXTILES STRUCTURES TIRES FOR BRADDING WIRES IN BELT OF STEEL BRIDGE

Tires types, including; Trimmed rubber (70% by weight), steel wire (5–30% by weight), and fluff or textile fibers (up to 15% by weight). From the aforementioned materials, rubber and steel wires are mainly recovered and used for numerous applications. Wire rope (cables) are recently used in many industrial branches such as structural cables in civil engineering and automobile tires. This paper presents the similarities and differences between the wire rope used. Many previous studies were investigated individually for each branch. This paper presents the studies to make complete comparison between the two branches.

The purpose of the current study is to sufficiently review recent progress on the management of in civil engineering and automobile tires. Focusing on alternative uses of textile fibers such as additive for stress strain materials, density conglomerates production, structures wire materials reinforcement. Material and cross section of wire rope are investigated. The study concluded that the wire rope have great tensile strength and ability to carry fatigue loads.