Method for co-composting waste edible fungi bags and urban sludge
A technology of urban sludge and edible fungus, applied in the preparation and application of organic fertilizers, organic fertilizers, etc., can solve problems such as air pollution, achieve the effects of promoting crop growth, improving decomposition efficiency, and reducing odor
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[0021] A method for composting mixed composting of discarded edible fungus bags and urban sludge, comprising the steps of:
[0022] 1) Mix the crushed and crushed waste fungus bag, chicken manure and urban sludge evenly, then add water and adjust the water content to obtain the mixed ingredients. Waste bacteria packs, including discarded bacteria packs of oyster mushrooms, shiitake mushrooms, chicken mushrooms, and Coprinus comatus edible fungi, are collected and air-dried naturally, and the urban sludge is fresh sludge with a moisture content of 70-80%, which is discarded in the mixed ingredients The mass ratio of bacterial bag, chicken manure and urban sludge is 100:70:40; the moisture content is 45%;
[0023] 2) Activate the high-efficiency composting fermentation bacteria and inoculate them in the liquid medium for 3 days to cultivate high-efficiency composting fermentation bacteria. The high-efficiency composting fermentation bacteria include deodorizing bacteria and lign...
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[0027] A method of using edible fungus discarded bacteria bags and urban sludge mixed composting, the steps are basically the same as in Example 1, the difference is:
[0028] 1) The mass ratio of discarded bacteria bag, chicken manure and urban sludge in the mixed ingredients is 100:70:50; the moisture content is 50%;
[0029] 2) The spray inoculation amount of the fermentation bacteria agent is as follows: the inoculum amount of the deodorizing bacteria agent is 2% of the dry matter weight of the composting ingredients, and the inoculum amount of the lignocellulose-degrading bacteria agent is 4% of the dry matter weight of the compost ingredients.
[0030] The experimental results show that after 10 days of fermentation, the compost raw materials can reach maturity, and all indicators meet the requirements of the standard NY525-2002.
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