Government subsidies in India for setting up a Waste Tyre Recycling Plant in Maharashtra

[bharatcarbonandoilindustries]

Dear Sir,

Can anybody provide information on Tyre Recycling Plant which is  a ECO Friendly and also give us details of Government subsidies for Same.  We are planning to set up a new manufacturing processing plant of Waste Tyre Recycling in Maharashtra. Also give us the information on Government of India Notifications for Waste Tyre Recycling Plant in Maharashtra.

Regards,

Vasanthi S Raghavan

[Krishna Engineers & Consultants]

Dear Sir,

The Waste Tyre Recycling Plant is not a ECO friendly. As per our knowledge, there is no such subsidy or notification of Government of India for this project.

Thanks and regards.

Pramod Hati

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[Mohitsinh Zala]

Dear Sir,

Follow below details for Tyre recycling Plant.

Anjali Exim

520-527 Poddar Arcade, Khand Bazaar,

Varachha Road, Surat 395 006 (Guj) India

Ph: +91 261 2554150/51 Fax: +91 261 2554149

On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 3:26 PM, Mohitsinh Zala <9988...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Sir,

We can say its a ECO friendly..

[Vinod Luhadiya]

Yes , it is not ECO friendly plant and there are no subsdiy on this plant 

 

Best Regards,

Vinod K Luhadiya

B.E.(Metallurgy), MBA
Accredited Energy Auditor, ISO Consultant
Industrial Consultant for Non Ferrous Industry
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On Tuesday, 4 February 2014 3:39 PM, Mohitsinh Zala <9988...@gmail.com> wrote:

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[Babukumar Shanmugam]

Let us think different.  Like plastice waste, why not the tyre be crushed and used for laying roads.

 

Still it is getting reused.

 

Warm regards

Babukumar

[Kishore Kumar.N]

that will be really a good move ...but have to chk at what temperature the toxic fumes release

Cheers

KK

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+91-9666900024

[Suneel Newaskar]

Dear All ,

You can have ECO friendly designed plant for deriving hydrocarbons from tyre . It is continuous type one .

If interested kindly contact me .

Suneel Newaskar
08080359989

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