Method for extracting potassium from urine waste water and making carbon-based slow-release compound fertilizer
A slow-release, compound fertilizer technology, used in phosphate fertilizers, organic fertilizers, fertilization devices, etc., can solve problems such as soil fertility decline, and achieve the effect of improving barren soil and slow release of fertilizer efficiency.
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[0037] According to the process parameters in Table 1, the following steps are adopted to extract potassium from urine wastewater and make carbon-based slow-release compound fertilizer:
[0038] (1) forest waste is washed and broken, and then soaked in magnesium chloride solution;
[0039] (2) The soaked forest waste is pyrolyzed in an oxygen-isolated environment to obtain modified biochar; the pyrolysis time is 2 hours;
[0040](3) Add the modified biochar into 5L of urine wastewater, stir at 200rpm for 24h, discard the supernatant after stirring, collect the sediment, and dry to obtain a carbon-based slow-release compound fertilizer.
[0041] Measuring Potassium Concentration C in Urine Wastewater K and potassium concentration C′ in urine wastewater after preparing carbon-based slow-release compound fertilizer K , each group of experiments was measured 3 times, and the recovery rate R of potassium in urine wastewater was calculated according to the following formula:
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Embodiment 2-12
[0044] Except for the contents shown in Table 1, Examples 2 to 12 were carried out in a similar manner to Example 1, and the recovery rate R of potassium in urine wastewater was calculated.
[0045] Table 1 Process parameters and the recovery rate of potassium in urine wastewater
[0046] Example Magnesium chloride concentration / (g / L) Soaking time / (h) Pyrolysis temperature / (℃) Potassium recovery / (%) 1 50 3 400 75 2 100 3 400 80 3 300 3 400 85 4 500 3 400 88 5 700 3 400 90 6 300 0.5 400 70 7 300 1 400 81 8 300 5 400 85 9 300 3 300 78 10 300 3 550 87 11 300 3 700 89 12 300 3 800 88
[0047] As can be seen from Table 1, the concentration of magnesium chloride should not be too small. The recovery rate of potassium in urine wastewater increases with the extension of the soaking time of forest waste in magnesium chloride solution, but after the soaking time is greate...
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