Worn motor tyres represent valuable polymeric raw material: about 700 kg of gum which can be reutilized for manufacture of fuel, industrial rubber goods and materials of building destinations is contained in 1 ton of splints. At the same time at combustion of 1 ton of worn splints 270 kg of carbon black and 450 kg of noxious gases are secreted in an atmosphere. The Splints as a raw material in the reactor is exposed to decomposition at the temperature of 450 °C during which intermediates are received: gas, liquid-fuel fraction, the carbonaceous rest (remainder) and metal cord. Gas in part is returned in a furnace for maintenance of process. The rest of gas is burnt till the end in a plume. The carbonaceous rest (remainder) after blanking out and refrigerating is exposed to magnetic separation with the purpose of branch of a strand (wire) of a metal cord.
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