Method for preparing biochar and improving carclazyte by utilizing mulberry or perennial jasmine branches
A technology of biochar and jasmine, applied in the direction of biofuels, chemical instruments and methods, applications, etc., can solve the problems of poor water and fertilizer retention performance, easy hardening, and low crop yield, so as to improve fertilizer utilization rate and soil pH value , the effect of increasing crop yield
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[0027] In March 2019, 2-year-old mulberry branches were trimmed, mulberry leaves were removed, dried in the sun until the water content was 30%, cut to 2.0cm, and stacked in a square cement tank. The front, rear, left, and bottom of the cement tank were brick structures It is hardened with cement, the top is completely open, the height in the tank is 2m, and the material stacking height is 1.6m. It is ignited and burned, and carbonized at a temperature of 80°C-90°C. During the carbonization process, water is continuously sprayed to keep the moisture content of the material at 48%-52. %, regularly stirred evenly, and the bottom of the material in the whole carbonization process was exhausted with an exhaust fan, and the power of the exhaust fan was 3KW.
[0028] Add 5% of dolomite powder to the obtained biochar according to the weight ratio, and stir evenly to obtain the compound soil improving agent.
[0029] On the white pulp soil of a farm in Shangsi County, Guangxi, the soi...
Embodiment 2
[0032] In March 2019, 2-year-old mulberry branches were trimmed, mulberry leaves were removed, dried in the sun until the water content was 30%, cut to 2.0cm, and stacked in a square cement tank. The front, rear, left, and bottom of the cement tank were brick structures It is hardened with cement, the top is completely open, the height in the tank is 2m, and the material stacking height is 1.6m. It is ignited and burned, and carbonized at a temperature of 80°C-90°C. During the carbonization process, water is continuously sprayed to keep the moisture content of the material at 48%-52. %, regularly stirred evenly, and the bottom of the material in the whole carbonization process was exhausted with an exhaust fan, and the power of the exhaust fan was 3KW.
[0033] Add 5% of dolomite powder to the obtained biochar according to the weight ratio, and stir evenly to obtain the compound soil improving agent.
[0034]On the white pulp soil of a farm in Shangsi County, Guangxi, the soil...
Embodiment 3
[0037] In March 2019, 2-year-old mulberry branches were trimmed, dried in the sun to a moisture content of 30%, and cut to 2.0 cm.
[0038] The obtained mulberry branches are added with 5% of dolomite powder according to the weight ratio, stirred evenly, and used as a soil improving agent.
[0039] On the white pulp soil of a farm in Shangsi County, Guangxi, the soil improvement test was carried out when it was sunny for many consecutive days and the field water holding capacity of the soil was 40%. 2 tons / mu, rake the surface evenly, plow (depth 30cm), rake the surface, and spread compound soil improvement agent 2 tons / mu, rake the surface evenly; Ridge and open deep trenches (30cm) to promote drainage.
[0040] The cabbage was planted on the white pulp soil after soil improvement. The results showed that compared with the control area without soil improvement, the soil in the soil improvement area became looser, and the bulk density increased from 1.30g / cm 3 Reduced to 1.26...
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