"Green Tyres, a Look Into The Future"
"Nexen Tyres Hatfield Peverel; Tyres Hatfield Peverel (650+ words)"
[ "In recent times, a wave of becoming eco-friendly has washed away all the existing technology. Thus making room for new ideas which will benefit the environment and the society. Moving ahead, there have been innovations in the field of vehicle technology as wellAlong with eco-friendly vehicles, the vision of Nexen tyres Hatfield Peverel has also turned green. This change to become environment supportive is mainly driven by two forces. The first one is laws and regulations regarding the reduction of carbon footprints. And the second is to attract customers concerned about the future and development of tyre technology.Have we found the real deal for substituting the natural rubber?The tyre manufacturers have been working hard but still havent found the perfect solution. The actual reason behind it is that there is no match for the rubber. It is available in abundance and at an affordable priceAn additional feature is that their property of elasticity stays in all the seasons. However, there are also drawbacks to everything which has benefits. Deforestation due to the destruction of tree plantations is a major problem.Constructing the tyresConsidering the raw material is the foremost crucial aspect of manufacturing tyres which are eco-friendly Tyre manufacturers are in an attempt to replace it with a synthetic alternative. They are rooting for options that include silica as wellSilica has been successful in replacing the rubber used for treads. Moreover, it also reduces friction on the road. From its sidewall to the tread, the construction of the tyre is really important to make it environmentally sustainable.A tyre that has a stiff sidewall helps in reducing the amount of heat generated by the tyre. Thus, increasing the lifespan of the tyre and saving some money on the next purchase. Moving on, there have been investigations going on to find alternatives for the petroleum used in making tyres.For over twenty years, the industry has been working on reducing the use of petroleum completely. Approximately every tyre manufactured uses up to twenty gallons of petroleumMultiple components of the tyres are getting replaced with the plant-based materials. In comparison, they are quite sustainable and helpful for the environment. An example of such material is sunflower oil to substitute for the use of petroleum. For the rubber, the latex obtained from plants has taken its place. As a strange substitution, the peels of orange are replacing the harmful chemical compounds.The resistance of the rolling tyres.The rolling resistance of the tyres reduces when silica comes into play. It also helps in reducing the loss of energy while the tyres are getting deformed. This loss of energy happens when the fuel is not being efficiently used. When the fuel consumption gets optimised, it results in reduced carbon emissionsTaking the figures into consideration, tyres with high rolling resistance increases fuel consumption. On the contrary, tyres having low rolling resistance save up to 5 per cent of fuel. It aids both the environment and the motorists. Reduced CO2 emissions are a result of the car's operating efficiency.Damages experienced by the tyres.The tread pattern in itself is unique for every tyre manufacturer. Therefore, the different patterns make them vulnerable to how fast they will become worn. For instance, a summer tyre getting used in the winter will get damaged in no time. This happens because each specific category of the tyre has its own benefitWe discussed above how different compositions influence the lifespan of a tyre. The type of material utilised to create their tread impacts the amount of rubber used in manufacturing. The development of the tyre's manufacturing composition offers improved rolling resistance. Thus resulting in less damage to the tyres Hatfield PeverelConclusionAfter all the discussions about going eco-friendly, we concluded that we are making our way to a better future. Keeping in mind all the developments, we can see more durable and sustainable tyres coming" ]