A project supported by Tyre Stewardship Australia and carried out by researchers at the University of New South Wales is investigating the use of recycled materials to make concrete noise barriers.
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Tyre Stewardship Australia recognised as best practice product stewardship
Consumers can now demand their used tyres go to genuine recyclers as the Australian Government lends support to Tyre Stewardship Australia’s National Tyre Product Stewardship Scheme (TPSS).
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A new era for crumb
An Australian-first specification is set to inform the use of crumb rubber in asphalt applications on low-traffic roads.
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Six new local governments join Tyre Stewardship Australia
A further six local government authorities have received TSA accreditation, after using tyre-derived raw materials in infrastructure projects.
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Research looks to stop spalling
Concrete doesn’t burn but it does split when exposed to extreme heat. New research from the UK claims adding tyre fibres to a concrete mix can stop this occurrence. Not all agree. Roads and Infrastructure investigates.
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27 tonnes of recycled rubber used on race track
A trial last year saw Equine Air paving product installed on 550 square meters of Pakenham Racing Club Tynong approach track.
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New national road specifications could see millions of tyres recycled
New national specifications for Crumbed Rubber Modified asphalt could see millions of waste tyres being used in Australia’s road infrastructure.
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