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This invention discloses a cutting fluid circulation, purification, and recovery device for mold parts in the field of cutting fluid treatment technology. It includes a multi-layer magnetic filtration mechanism, comprising a housing with an inlet. Several sets of magnetic filter plates are arranged from top to bottom within the housing, and a cleaning section is provided above each magnetic filter plate. By employing the synergistic cooperation of multi-layer magnetic filtration and the cleaning section, this invention effectively solves the drawbacks of existing single-stage filtration methods, such as limited accuracy, easy clogging, and the need for frequent manual cleaning. The overall structure is compact and easy to maintain, making it suitable for centralized circulation and recovery of cutting fluid in small machining centers, mold workshops, and other similar settings. This improves processing efficiency while reducing labor intensity and overall operating costs.

A straw indirect carbonization-based soil improvement method and system, the method comprising the following steps: (A) collecting straw, cutting the straw into straw particles; (B) extruding and destroying the surface of the straw particles; (C) using microwave heating to extrude the straw particles, obtaining puffed straw particles; (D) carbonizing the surface of the puffed straw particles, obtaining carbonized particles for discharge into soil. The indirect carbonization method of first breaking the wall and then puffing and carbonizing the surface can significantly reduce the energy consumed during carbonization and shorten the processing time of the straw, which is conducive to the straw carbonization and field application treatment of a large area of soil. At the same time, the surface-carbonized carbonized particles can provide sufficient biomass carbon for the soil, and it is not necessary to remove part of the carbonized particles from the field due to the excessive biomass carbon of the soil. In addition, the carbonized particles also well retain the nutrients in the straw.