Efficient compost fermentation device based on ultraviolet degradation of antibiotics

Abstract

An efficient compost fermentation device based on ultraviolet degradation of antibiotics comprises a fermentation box, a stirring device is arranged in the fermentation box, an irradiation device is arranged at the top of the fermentation box, a data acquisition module is further arranged in the fermentation box, a control module is further arranged outside the fermentation box, and the data acquisition module is in communication connection with the control module. The data acquisition module comprises a temperature acquisition module and a humidity acquisition module. Temperature and humidity sensors and an ultraviolet radiation sensor are mounted in the fermentation box, and the stirring device and a blower device are mounted in the fermentation box, so that the fermentation condition in the fermentation box can be adjusted to be the optimal condition for growth and propagation of microorganisms, and a fermented fertilizer with good fertility effect, complete nutritional ingredients and high content is obtained. Change curves and real-time numerical values of the temperature, the humidity and the ultraviolet radiation value in the box can be observed on a screen of a controller, and therefore the change process in the box can be analyzed. The controller sends the received data to a remote server port, so that remote measurement is facilitated.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of composting, in particular to a high-efficiency composting fermentation device based on ultraviolet light degrading antibiotics. Background technique [0002] According to the degradation law of tetracycline antibiotics in the composting process, the first-order kinetic equation was used to describe the degradation process, and the stability law of its correlation coefficient was obtained to realize the rapid degradation of tetracycline antibiotics in the composting process; , TTC), terramycin (0TC), aureomycin (aureomycin, CTC), etc. have similar physical and chemical properties, use photodegradation technology to chemically degrade antibiotic residues in compost, and effectively remove livestock and poultry manure under high temperature conditions ARGs, and then by adding thermophilic agents or chemical inhibitors to kill intestinal microorganisms, the antibiotic residues can be reduced or removed in the...

AI Technical Summary

Problems solved by technology

[0003] At present, it is a very environmentally friendly and energy-saving way to degrade antibiotics by ultraviolet light, but there are also certain problems, such as the problem of ultraviolet light penetration. It is difficult to penetrate the mesons in pig manure on the surface of the object. If you want to increase the penetration rate, first, increase the power of the ultraviolet lamp, and second, increase the stirring rate, but this will increase the cost of compost fermentation treatment

Images