The invention relates to a technology utilizing waste solids to prepare
ceramic particles used as the soilless culture substrates. The technology comprises the following steps: (1)
grinding main raw materials and internal
combustion agent into
powder with a particle size of 60 to 80 [mu]m, and maintaining a dry state, wherein the main
raw material is one or more of
fly ash, city
sludge, lake / river mud, industrial
slag, electrolytic ash,
tailings, and
red mud, and the internal
combustion agent is one or more of
coal gangue, agricultural
straw, and
saw dust; (2) weighing 80 to 95 parts by weight of waste
solid powder and 5 to 10 parts by weight of internal
combustion agent
powder, evenly mixing the powder, adding water into the evenly-mixed powder, keeping on stirring to form
crystal nucleus accounting for 10 to 12% of the total weight, balling, performing roll-screening, and
sintering to obtain the
ceramic particles. Waste solids are taken as the
raw material, then the components are scientifically and reasonably compounded, and finally inorganic substrate (
ceramic particle) for soilless culture is produced by a
sintering technology. The provided technology can save the energy and reduce the
discharge, and is capable of replacing the conventional technical scheme using non-renewable resources to produce ceramic particles.