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Annual Tire Summary Form. This is a Indiana form and can be use in Department Of Enviromental Management Statewide.
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ANNUAL TIRE SUMMARY: WASTE TIRE STORAGE SITE / WASTE TIRE PROCESSING
OPERATION
State Form 52716 (R2 / 10-11)
INDIANA DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT
INSTRUCTIONS:
1. Use this form to report the amount of waste tires managed by a registered Waste Tire Storage or Waste Tire Processing Operation
as required by IC 13-20-13-5 (1) and 329 IAC 15-3-20 (b).
2. Print or type all requested information.
3. Use the same unit of measurement for all amounts reported. Conversion factors can be found on page 2 of this form.
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4. This form is due no later than January 31 of the year following the year being reported.
5. When completed, return this form to:
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
Solid Waste Permits Section
IGCN 1101
100 N. Senate Avenue – MC 65-45
Indianapolis, IN 46204-2251
6. For more information, contact IDEM’s Office of Land Quality, Solid Waste Permits Section, at (317) 232-4473.
Calendar year reported (January 1 through December 31):
20
Registration Information:
Waste Tire Processing Registration Number (if applicable):
Waste Tire Storage Site Registration Number (if applicable):
Business Information
Business Name:
Owner Full Name:
Business Street Address:
City:
State:
Mailing Address (if different):
City:
State:
Day telephone: (
)
Email Address:
ZIP:
ZIP:
Evening telephone: (
County:
)
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Evening telephone: (
Business Contact Name (if different):
Day telephone: (
)
Email Address:
Units of measure used in this report
(check one):
County:
)
Cubic Yards
Tons
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Passenger Tire Equivalents (PTE)
Amount of waste tires received at this facility during the reporting year:
Amount of waste tires disposed of during the reporting year:
• Landfill – solid waste
• Landfill – alternative daily cover
• Civil engineering
• Tire derived fuel (TDF)
• Reuse (without further processing)
• Reuse (with processing)
• Other - Specify:
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Total amount of waste tires disposed of (using all disposal methods)
Amount of waste tires remaining on-site as of December 31st of the reporting year:
Preparer:
I certify, under penalty of perjury as provided in IC 35-44-2-1, that to the best of my knowledge this information
is true and accurate, and that I am an authorized agent of the registrant.
Name (Print)
Signature
Date (month, day year)
Conversion Factors:
Average weight of one whole passenger tire = 20 lbs = 1 PTE (Passenger Tire Equivalent)
Average weight of one whole semi-truck tire = 100 lbs = 5 PTEs
100 passenger tires = 1 ton (2,000 lbs)
20 semi-truck tires = 1 ton (2,000 lbs)
10 PTEs/yd3
3 semi-truck tires/yd3
27-30 PTEs/yd3
42-47 PTEs/yd3
Whole passenger tires
Whole “semi” truck tires
Single pass/rough shreds
2-inch shreds
APPROXIMATE NUMBER OF WHOLE PTEs IN EACH PILE
PILE SIZE
10 FT
11 FT
12 FT
13 FT
14 FT
(in feet)
HIGH HIGH HIGH
HIGH
HIGH
50’ X 50’
100’ X 50’
100’ X 100’
150’ X 100’
200’ X 200’
1 ACRE
2 ACRE
3 ACRE
Note:
1.
2.
3.
9,259
18,519
37,037
55,556
148,148
161,333
322,667
484,000
10,185
20,370
40,741
61,111
162,963
177,467
354,933
532,400
11,111
22,222
44,444
66,667
177,778
193,600
387,200
580,800
12,037
24,074
48,148
72,222
192,593
209,733
419,467
629,200
12,963
25,926
51,852
77,778
207,407
225,867
451.733
677,600
20 FT
HIGH
18,519
37,037
74,074
111,111
296,296
322,667
645,333
968,000
200 lbs/yd3
300 lbs/yd3
550-600 lbs/yd3
850-950 lbs/yd3
CONSTANT for one
foot height increase or
decrease
926
1,852
3,704
5,555
14,815
16,133
32,267
48,400
The above table is based on 10 whole PTEs/yd3 and 43,560 square feet per acre.
Compaction will influence the total. Compaction is influenced by overall height of pile and length of storage time in pile.
Be advised Fire Marshall Codes (675 IAC 22-2.4) prohibit tire piles greater than 5,000 square feet in continuous area, 50,000
cubic feet in volume, or 10 feet in height.
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