Tire Shredder Equipment Comprehensive utilization of waste tires, tire-shredding equipment industry access conditions 1

        According to the “Access Conditions for the Comprehensive Utilization of Waste Tire Industry” promulgated by the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology in 2012 No. 32, it is required that the national laws, regulations, administrative rules, and planning determine the nature reserves and ecological areas approved by the people’s government at or above the county level. Functional protection areas, scenic spots, forest parks, drinking water source protection areas, as well as large and medium cities, residential areas, recuperation areas, and other places with high environmental conditions must not establish waste tire processing and utilization enterprises.

 

Industry Entry Conditions for Comprehensive Utilization of Waste Tires

    1. Establishment and layout of production enterprises

     (1) New construction, renovation, and expansion of waste tire processing and utilization projects must comply with national industrial policies and overall land use planning, urban and rural planning, environmental protection and pollution prevention and control plans in the area where energy-saving and environmental protection technologies and tire crushing equipment are adopted.

  (2) In nature reserves, ecological function reserves, scenic spots, forest parks, drinking water source protection areas, as well as large and medium-sized cities, determined by national laws, regulations, administrative regulations, and plans or approved by the people’s government at or above the county level Waste tire processing and utilization enterprises shall not be established in places with high environmental conditions such as concentrated residential areas and recuperation areas; waste tire processing and utilization enterprises that have been established shall be gradually adopted within a certain period of time through "relocation, conversion" and other methods according to the requirements of the regional planning. drop out.