India is the fourth largest automobile market in the world (with annual sales exceeding 4 million vehicles), producing approximately 1.2 million tons of waste tires annually, with commercial and engineering tires accounting for 58%. According to the Solid Waste Management Regulations, India prohibits the open burning of waste tires. Starting from 2024, the recycling rate of waste tires is required to reach 85%. At the same time, the dependence on tire imports exceeds 60%, and the demand for recycled rubber is strong. The Indian automotive parts industry (such as Mahindra Group) requires a large amount of rubber raw materials, and road infrastructure requires 500000 tons of modified rubber annually. The rubber particles produced by traditional processing equipment have insufficient strength and are difficult to adapt to industry demand. Efficient regeneration equipment has become a necessity.

China Yongle Environmental Protection Engineering has customized a complete set of equipment for "high-strength regeneration+intelligent modification" based on the characteristics of Indian waste tires. The pre-treatment stage adopts a "hydraulic shearing magnetic separation linkage" system to optimize the blade material for wear-resistant tires caused by overloaded vehicles in India. The steel wire separation rate reaches 99.9%, which meets the recycling standards of the Indian Steel Authority (SAIL) and is supplied to Tata Steel Plant; The core module adjusts the rubber molecular structure through "microwave modification technology", and produces 2-5mm recycled rubber particles with a compressive strength of 25MPa, which meets the standards of the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI). It can be used to produce automotive tire liners and road asphalt modifiers, with an overall resource utilization rate of 97%.

Multi scenario adaptation to industry needs: In the automotive dismantling park of the Delhi Mumbai Industrial Corridor, the daily processing capacity of large equipment is 50 tons, and recycled rubber is directly supplied to Mahindra and Tata automotive parts factories, forming a "waste tire recycled rubber automotive parts" closed loop; At the road construction site in Rajasthan, the daily processing capacity of mobile equipment is 30 tons, and rubber particles are directly used for asphalt mixing to improve the high temperature resistance of the road (withstand 50 ℃ without softening); In the port logistics area of Chennai, modular equipment is used to process waste tires from freight trucks, and the produced rubber pads are used for container anti-skid; In the concentrated area of small workshops in Kerala, the daily processing capacity of simple equipment is 5 tons, which helps small and micro enterprises produce daily necessities such as rubber slippers and agricultural tools.

Compliance and industrial synergy guarantee: The equipment has passed CPCB certification and AIRIA standard certification. The exhaust gas has undergone triple purification of "desulfurization and denitrification+activated carbon adsorption", and the emissions are better than the "Indian Industrial Waste Gas Emission Standards". Set up service centers in Delhi and Chennai, and establish strategic partnerships with Tata Steel and Mahindra Group to provide equipment customization and operation and maintenance services. Equipped with a Hindi technical team to provide on-site guidance for equipment debugging, the core components adopt universal specifications and can be quickly replaced in the local industrial market after damage, helping India reduce its dependence on tire imports and build a circular economy in the automotive industry.

Yongle Environmental Protection is mainly engaged in the research and development, production and sales of complete sets of technical equipment for organic solid waste disposal and comprehensive utilization. Production and manufacturing, domestic waste treatment equipment, tire pyrolysis equipment, medical waste disposal equipment, hazardous waste disposal equipment, and achieve efficient and comprehensive utilization of resources through independently developed low-temperature anaerobic pyrolysis equipment technology solutions.

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