Used Tires
Used Tires
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I'm trying to find the newest equipment and technology to handle used tires. I've done a lot of searches on the net to only see people selling old equipment and old technology. Any help would be great. Thanks, Kringle





RE: Used Tires
In coastal areas prone to erosion, reefs can absorb most of the wave energy which would otherwise exacerbate coastal erosion, and provide tidal lagoons safe for bathing, and other leisure activities and free of dangerous currents and rip-tides. Because they are primarily rubber, the construction could be made collision-safe for marine vessels. Indeed, they could also be used for land reclaimation.
As well as not presenting a visible eyesore, there is also no potential for a long term fire hazard, as occurs in landfill dumps. If there is an unforseen environmental side effect in any area where used, such as undesirable silting, tires may be readily reclaimed, or the structure modified to minimize the problem.
There are many ways to stabilize the reef, e.g steel piles driven into the substratum or cutting tyres so that they can be made to catenate, or chain together, or linking with nylon ties, ropes or chains, or ballasting with shingle, silt or concrete.
RE: Used Tires
RE: Used Tires
Hope this information helps.
regards
mgw11
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