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Episode 45 of The Tyre Recycling Podcast Revealed with Martin von Wolfersdorff

Episode 45 of the Tyre Recycling podcast is now available for viewing and listening, as we welcome back our first interviewee to the podcast, Martin von Wolfersdorff, the Managing Director of Wolfersdorff Consulting Berlin.

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During our interview Martin discusses the current state of play in the tyre pyrolysis sector and the changes seen over the last few year with manufacturers stating to dictate the specifications of their requirements. Ewan also asks Martin to talk about the success of the Smithers Rcb Conference and the problems and opportunities that could exist from the potential crumb rubber restrictions.

Chapters:

00:00 Introduction to Episode #45: A Conversation with Martin von Wolfersdorff on Pyrolysis and Recovered Carbon Black

01:26 Interview with the Managing Director of Wolfersdorff Consulting Berlin, Martin von Wolfersdorff

01:41 Martin Gives on Overview on the Changes in the Market

03:37 What will happen to smaller players in pyrolysis market in the context of larger players coming on the radar?

05:24 Martin talks about challenges facing pyrolysis sector for start-ups

08:14 Feedstock challenges across Europe

11:00 Importance of Feedstock control in not just quantity but type of tyres

12:31 Has the market changed with the manufacturers dictating the specifications what they require

19:03 Sustainable carbon black vs Virgin carbon black

23:20 Wolfersdorff talks in more details about sustainable carbon blacks

25:35 Smithers Rcb Conference: The story behind the conference

28:17 Wolfersdorff explains the key benefits in attending the conference

31:34 Martin looks at the potential restrictions placed on crumb rubber and what it means for pyrolysis industry

37:12 Conclusion to Episode #45: A Conversation with Martin von Wolfersdorff on Pyrolysis and Recovered Carbon Black