Structural Components fabricated from waste materials and method of making same
OwnerJoseph Alfred Leoninventor
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The structural component and fabrication to form a cable, cords or other structural component may be formed by mechanically cutting, waste-reinforced used tires, waste-reinforced used fan belts, waste-reinforced used conveyor belts into strips and attaching them end to end with metal staples or a bonding agent to create a reinforced rubber cable or cord. To be used as structural strength when encapsulated with virgin and or recycled thermoplastics, or rubber. Said strips would be used as reinforcement in concrete, cement, adobe or asphalt. The process when used with thermoplastics or rubber will incorporate an extruder to obtain a molten state of the thermoplastics or rubber to form the structural component thru a crosshead die or molds for injection molding. The process when using concrete, cement, adobe or asphalt to create a structural component will use the waste-reinforced rubber strips placed into forms, or molds for reinforcement when drying has occurred. The strips from the sidewalls of reinforced tires can be used as tie-down cords with “S” hooks or other attachment devices. It is emphasized that this abstract is provided to comply with the rules requiring an abstract that will allow a search or other reader to quickly ascertain the subject matter of the technical disclosure. It is submitted with the understanding that it will not be used to interpret or limit the scope or meaning of the claims.
A method for manufacture of structural components from existing waste, used reinforced rubber tires;
A method for manufacture of reinforced structural components from existing waste, used reinforced tires;
A method for manufacture of reinforced structural component from existing waste, used reinforced tires;
A method for manufacture of reinforced structural component from existing waste, used reinforced tires;
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