TY  - JOUR
UR  - https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85137709187&doi=10.4491%2feer.2021.452&partnerID=40&md5=87af62189fbe49dd3f4abc02349a62e8
AV  - none
PB  - Korean Society of Environmental Engineers
N2  - Waste tires have been identified as one of the contributors to environmental problems and the issue of inadequate landfill spaces. The lack of consistent and systematic approaches such as specific regulations/laws or mechanisms of waste management to waste tires, limited application of technology for recycling waste tires and lack of awareness on the impacts of waste tires problem, make waste tires a source of environmental pollution. Various researches have been conducted on recycling waste tires into polymer bends, and materials to harden concretes, fuels and adsorbent. Researchers suggested that pyrolysis is the current trend of recycling waste tire to harvest the saleable pyrolysis oil and the recycled carbon black. Therefore, this review attempts to compile relevant knowledge about the potential of adsorbent derived from waste tires to be applied in the removal of various types of pollutants like heavy metals, organic pollutants, dye and air/gaseous pollutant. Studies were carried out on revealing the properties and the characteristics of activated carbon derived from waste tire as effective adsorbent which influence the application performance at liquid or gas phase. In addition, the challenges in the production of activated carbon derived from waste tire were discussed. © 2022 Korean Society of Environmental Engineers.
VL  - 27
JF  - Environmental Engineering Research
KW  - Carbon black; Environmental regulations; Environmental technology; Heavy metals; Organic pollutants; Pyrolysis; Recycling; Tires
KW  -  'current; Carbon adsorbents; Environmental pollutions; Environmental problems; Liquid and gas; Metalorganics; Potential adsorbents; Pyrolysis oil; Recycling wastes; Waste tires
KW  -  Activated carbon
N1  - cited By 6
IS  - 6
TI  - Advancement in recycling waste tire activated carbon to potential adsorbents
SN  - 12261025
ID  - scholars16140
A1  - Ali, U.F.M.
A1  - Hussin, F.
A1  - Gopinath, S.C.B.
A1  - Aroua, M.K.
A1  - Khamidun, M.H.
A1  - Jusoh, N.
A1  - Ibrahim, N.
A1  - Ahmad, S.F.K.
Y1  - 2022///
ER  -