On the basis of the technology there is a method of recycling the rubber containing waste in atmosphere of hydrocarbon thermophore with the end product of high liquidity, demanded at the raw material market. The essence of the process is in following:

Raw material (tyres and other rubber wastes) primarily shredded to a crumb sized up to 5 mm. and eliminated from metallic and textile cord fabric. Crumb goes to reactor (R1) with hydrocarbon thermophore circulating inside the cham¬ber. While flying along the reactor the crumb gets heated and this process is followed by decay (thermolysis) to dry (carbon black) and liquid (hydrocarbon gas) fractions.

Dry fraction is afterwards pushed into carbon purification reactor (R2) and gaseous part goes directly to fractionating column through the filter (actually being an original invention of B OJSC "NPP Termoliz") where it decomposed into synthetic oil, gasoline fraction and pure gas. Gasoline fraction being a heat carrier is later forwarded for circulation and synthetic oil goes directly to storage facility. The rest of the gas is compressed in compression chamber and served for ilter regeneration purpose.

Carbon black, after being purified, is then sent to the packer and further on - to warehouse.

Synthetic oil. All properties are identical to those of the natural oil and even exceed them in contamination of sulfur (0,4%), absence of water and lamp wax. Synthetic oil is accepted by oil processing units/plants.

Carbon black. Around *0% of carbon black on the market is used to produce tyres. It is widely used in electrical industry in manufacturing some types of alloys and special paper, as a colorant in various dyes, polishes, plastics etc..