Method for preparing slow-release fertilizer by recovering nitrogen and phosphorus in urine
A slow-release fertilizer and urine technology, applied in fertilization equipment, fertilizer mixture, application, etc., can solve the problems of difficult desorption, high cost of ammonia nitrogen adsorbent, low yield, etc., achieve high utilization efficiency, prolong release time, Sustained-release effect enhanced effect
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Embodiment 1
[0026] Embodiment 1 reclaims the method for preparing slow-release fertilizer from nitrogen and phosphorus in urine
[0027] The urine recovered in this embodiment comes from the original urine stored for six months, the ammonia nitrogen concentration of the original urine is 7925 mg / L, and the phosphate concentration is 161.3 mg / L.
[0028] First dilute the original urine 10 times and measure 100mL of urine into a closed container;
[0029] Then, add 5g of biochar and 0.025g of magnesium chloride to the urine, under the shaking condition of 150r / min shaker, fully stir for 4h, during which the pH value is controlled by sodium hydroxide solution to 9-11;
[0030] Stop stirring, the precipitate is fully settled for 2 hours, and the precipitate is collected;
[0031] The collected sediment is dried and granulated to obtain a soil improvement slow-release fertilizer rich in carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients.
[0032] The slow-release fertilizer has a carbon content of 84...
Embodiment 2
[0033] Embodiment 2 reclaims the method for nitrogen and phosphorus in the urine to prepare slow-release fertilizer
[0034] The urine recovered in this embodiment comes from the original urine stored for six months, the ammonia nitrogen concentration of the original urine is 7925 mg / L, and the phosphate concentration is 161.3 mg / L.
[0035] First dilute the original urine 5 times, and measure 100mL of urine into an airtight container;
[0036] Then, add 10g of biochar and 0.05g of magnesium oxide to the urine, and fully stir it for 8 hours under the condition of 100r / min shaking table;
[0037] Stop stirring, the precipitate is fully settled for 4h, and the precipitate is collected;
[0038] The collected sediment is dried and granulated to obtain a soil improvement slow-release fertilizer rich in carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients. The slow-release fertilizer has a carbon content of 80.2-91.4%, a nitrogen content of 7.1-13.2%, and a phosphorus content of 2.2-5.7%. ...
Embodiment 3
[0039] Embodiment 3 reclaims the method for nitrogen and phosphorus in the urine to prepare slow-release fertilizer
[0040] The urine recovered in this embodiment comes from the original urine stored for six months, the ammonia nitrogen concentration of the original urine is 7925 mg / L, and the phosphate concentration is 161.3 mg / L. Measure 100mL of original urine into a closed container;
[0041] Then, add 10g of biochar and 0.05g of magnesium oxide to the urine, and fully stir for 6 hours under the shaking condition of 200r / min;
[0042] Stop stirring, the precipitate is fully settled for 5h, and the precipitate is collected;
[0043] The collected sediment is dried and granulated to obtain a soil improvement slow-release fertilizer rich in carbon, nitrogen and phosphorus nutrients. The slow release fertilizer has a carbon content of 85.1-95.3%, a nitrogen content of 3.3-8.3%, and a phosphorus content of 1.5-3.6%.
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