The Issue of Recycling Waste from the Oil Refining Industry for Use in the Production of Rubber Products

2020

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DOI 10.37624/ijert/13.6.2020.1210-1214
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Abstract

The article describes additional secondary semi-finished products, or sulfur-based waste, that occur as a result of the oil production and processing industry, which is the main economic sector of the country.Literary and practical representation of their huge volume on the occupied territory, negative impact on the environment, flora, fauna and local residents.It is scientifically detailed that enterprises of this industry, storing sulfur waste in open areas, bring irreplaceable losses of human life.As one of the main raw materials in the production of waste from oil production and processingsulfur rubber products, the ways of their utilization have been studied.The results of the study of sulfur samples using modern physical-chemical and electronmicroscopic methods have shown its application.Studies of serial formulations of rubber mixtures for tire tread and filling cord of light tires of sulfur tenza were conducted.The results of the study of the influence of residual sulfur on the physicalchemical and technical-operational properties of the Breker and tread Rubbers are presented.The basis of research on the development of technology for obtaining composite materials using waste oil production-sulfur and environmental impact assessment for open storage of lump sulfur-waste oil production, ensuring the safety of professional and technological equipment, the results of theoretical and practical research on production.