A REVIEW ON WASTE MANAGEMENT AGGREGATE - RUBBER WASTE

For rubber waste, energy recovery and recycling are the two most widely used methods, but prevention measures have not yet been developed. Conventional recycling processes consist of breaking down various bridges and chains to a greater or lesser extent, which impairs the elastomeric properties of recycled materials. The purpose of this review is to look at rubber longevity strategies. We take a general approach consisting of investigating both the history of rubber use and waste management, and look for more recent, possibly kinetic chemicals for elastomer recycling or life cycle extension. We looked at more efficient use.These new formulations show the potential for tomorrow's industrial rubber. Disposal and recycling of currently used rubbery objects is a current problem. Today, the meaning of rubber has been extended to include any material with mechanical properties substantially similar to rubber, regardless of chemical composition. The new term elastomer also refers to all materials with rubber-like properties. Various techniques can be used to recycle rubber.