Abstract
The results of the analysis of the method of processing organic waste and the production of new products, as well as the quality of input and output products are presented.
The indicators of the waste pyrolysis process are calculated depending on the degree of heating and temperature of biomass processing.
The results of analyzes carried out to determine the moisture content, the amount of volatile substances in the composition of biochar and to determine the carbon in the composition of biochar, for further use of biochar in soil application are given. Biochar products were brought from different regions of France.
The conditions for the analysis correspond to the requirements established for laboratory research, while the following indicators of the substance and processes were selected: sample weight ≈ 30 (mg); temperature 900 (°C); heating rate 10 (°C.min-1); residence time 60 (min); atmosphere N2/Air; gas flow rate 100 (ml.min-1)
The process of pyrolysis consists in the transformation of organic substances under the action of heating in an inert atmosphere, on the basis of which it is established at a temperature of 350 ... 400 0C. the minimum heating rate is 35...40 deg 0С/min., and the maximum productivity of biochar, which increases bulk density, aggregate stability, hydraulic conductivity, water and nutrient retention capacity, soil cation exchange capacity, soil pH.
The results of adding the obtained biochar to the soil cause changes in the physical, chemical and microbiological properties of the soil and increase porosity, bulk density, aggregative stability, hydraulic conductivity, water and nutrient retention capacity, soil cation exchange capacity, soil pH, composition and microbial activity in the end result will lead to increased fertility.
01 Introduction
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