To study the effects of superphosphate(SP) on the NH_3 and greenhouse gas emissions,vegetable waste composting was performed for 27 days using 6 different treatments. In addition to the controls,five vegetable waste...To study the effects of superphosphate(SP) on the NH_3 and greenhouse gas emissions,vegetable waste composting was performed for 27 days using 6 different treatments. In addition to the controls,five vegetable waste mixtures(0.77m^3 each) were treated with different amounts of the SP additive, namely, 5%, 10%,15%, 20% and 25%. The ammonia volatilization loss and greenhouse gas emissions were measured during composting.Results indicated that the SP additive significantly decreased the ammonia volatilization and greenhouse gas emissions during vegetable waste composting. The additive reduced the total NH_3 emission by 4.0% to 16.7%. The total greenhouse gas emissions(CO_2-eq) of all treatments with SP additives were decreased by 10.2% to 20.8%, as compared with the controls. The NH_3 emission during vegetable waste composting had the highest contribution to the greenhouse effect caused by the four different gases.The amount of NH_3(CO_2-eq)from each treatment ranged from 59.90 to 81.58 kg/t; NH_3(CO_2-eq) accounted for 69% to 77% of the total emissions from the four gases. Therefore, SP is a cost-effective phosphorus-based fertilizer that can be used as an additive during vegetable waste composting to reduce the NH_3 and greenhouse gas emissions as well as to improve the value of compost as a fertilizer.展开更多
[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the adsorption properties of the adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate on ammonia volatilized with aer- ation. [Method] Adsorption tower filled with calcium su...[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the adsorption properties of the adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate on ammonia volatilized with aer- ation. [Method] Adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate was adopted as experimental apparatus, which was constructed by poly vinyl chloride (PVC) circular tubes. With hartshorn as the source of ammonia volatilization, the effect of different ratios of height to diameter of the tower filled with equal amount of calcium super-phosphate on ammonia adsorption was investigated. In addition, adsorption tower with height-diameter ratio of 9.9 was selected to adsorb the ammonia emitted from the composting systems of pig manure and chicken manure with optimized and reg- ulated carbon-nitrogen ratio. [Result] Under certain volatilization rate, calcium super- phosphate particles in the adsorption tower could effectively adsorb the ammonia, and the adsorption efficiency was enhanced with the increase of height-diameter ra-tio, which could reach above 90% with height-diameter ratio of more than 1.1; the ammonia emitted from composting systems of pig manure and chicken manure with optimized and regulated carbon-nitrogen ratio could be completely absorbed using adsorption tower with height-diameter ratio of 9.9 filled with calcium superphosphate accounting for about 8% of the weight of composting materials. [Conclusion] Experi- mental results of this study provided reference for the application of adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate in the treatment of waste gas emitted from com- posting materials.展开更多
Mismanagement of the composting process can result in emissions of CH4,N2O,and NH3,which have caused severe environmental problems.This study was aimed at determining whether CH4,N2O,and NH3 emissions from composting ...Mismanagement of the composting process can result in emissions of CH4,N2O,and NH3,which have caused severe environmental problems.This study was aimed at determining whether CH4,N2O,and NH3 emissions from composting are affected by bulking agents during rapid composting of pig manure from the Chinese Ganqinfen system.Three bulking agents,corn stalks,spent mushroom compost,and sawdust,were used in composting with pig manure in 60 L reactors with forced aeration for more than a month.Gas emissions were measured continuously,and detailed gas emission patterns were obtained.Concentrations of NH3 and N2O from the composting pig manure mixed with corn stalks or sawdust were higher than those from the spent mushroom compost treatment,especially the sawdust treatment,which had the highest total nitrogen loss among the three runs.Most of the nitrogen was lost in the form of NH3,which accounts for 11.16% to 35.69% of the initial nitrogen.One-way analysis of variance for NH3emission showed no significant differences between the corn stalk and sawdust treatments,but a significant difference was noted between the spent mushroom compost and sawdust treatments.The introduction of sawdust reduced CH4emission more than the corn stalks and spent mushroom compost.However,there were no significant differences among the three runs for total carbon loss.All treatments were matured after 30 d.展开更多
基金Supported by Special Fund for Agro-scientific Research in the Public Interest(201303089-2)Agricultural Eco-environment Protection Program of Ministry of Agriculture in 2014+1 种基金Key Agricultural Applied Technology Innovation Project of Shandong Province in 2015Shandong Academy of Agricultural Sciences(2014QNM21)~~
文摘To study the effects of superphosphate(SP) on the NH_3 and greenhouse gas emissions,vegetable waste composting was performed for 27 days using 6 different treatments. In addition to the controls,five vegetable waste mixtures(0.77m^3 each) were treated with different amounts of the SP additive, namely, 5%, 10%,15%, 20% and 25%. The ammonia volatilization loss and greenhouse gas emissions were measured during composting.Results indicated that the SP additive significantly decreased the ammonia volatilization and greenhouse gas emissions during vegetable waste composting. The additive reduced the total NH_3 emission by 4.0% to 16.7%. The total greenhouse gas emissions(CO_2-eq) of all treatments with SP additives were decreased by 10.2% to 20.8%, as compared with the controls. The NH_3 emission during vegetable waste composting had the highest contribution to the greenhouse effect caused by the four different gases.The amount of NH_3(CO_2-eq)from each treatment ranged from 59.90 to 81.58 kg/t; NH_3(CO_2-eq) accounted for 69% to 77% of the total emissions from the four gases. Therefore, SP is a cost-effective phosphorus-based fertilizer that can be used as an additive during vegetable waste composting to reduce the NH_3 and greenhouse gas emissions as well as to improve the value of compost as a fertilizer.
文摘[Objective] This study aimed to investigate the adsorption properties of the adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate on ammonia volatilized with aer- ation. [Method] Adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate was adopted as experimental apparatus, which was constructed by poly vinyl chloride (PVC) circular tubes. With hartshorn as the source of ammonia volatilization, the effect of different ratios of height to diameter of the tower filled with equal amount of calcium super-phosphate on ammonia adsorption was investigated. In addition, adsorption tower with height-diameter ratio of 9.9 was selected to adsorb the ammonia emitted from the composting systems of pig manure and chicken manure with optimized and reg- ulated carbon-nitrogen ratio. [Result] Under certain volatilization rate, calcium super- phosphate particles in the adsorption tower could effectively adsorb the ammonia, and the adsorption efficiency was enhanced with the increase of height-diameter ra-tio, which could reach above 90% with height-diameter ratio of more than 1.1; the ammonia emitted from composting systems of pig manure and chicken manure with optimized and regulated carbon-nitrogen ratio could be completely absorbed using adsorption tower with height-diameter ratio of 9.9 filled with calcium superphosphate accounting for about 8% of the weight of composting materials. [Conclusion] Experi- mental results of this study provided reference for the application of adsorption tower filled with calcium superphosphate in the treatment of waste gas emitted from com- posting materials.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41275161 and 41075110)the National Science&Technology Pillar Program(Nos.2012BAD14B01 and 2012BAD14B03)+1 种基金the Sino-German Cooperation Project of Recycling of Organic Residues from Agricultural and Municipal Residues in China(No.BMBF FKZ 0330847)the Chinese Universities Scientific Fund
文摘Mismanagement of the composting process can result in emissions of CH4,N2O,and NH3,which have caused severe environmental problems.This study was aimed at determining whether CH4,N2O,and NH3 emissions from composting are affected by bulking agents during rapid composting of pig manure from the Chinese Ganqinfen system.Three bulking agents,corn stalks,spent mushroom compost,and sawdust,were used in composting with pig manure in 60 L reactors with forced aeration for more than a month.Gas emissions were measured continuously,and detailed gas emission patterns were obtained.Concentrations of NH3 and N2O from the composting pig manure mixed with corn stalks or sawdust were higher than those from the spent mushroom compost treatment,especially the sawdust treatment,which had the highest total nitrogen loss among the three runs.Most of the nitrogen was lost in the form of NH3,which accounts for 11.16% to 35.69% of the initial nitrogen.One-way analysis of variance for NH3emission showed no significant differences between the corn stalk and sawdust treatments,but a significant difference was noted between the spent mushroom compost and sawdust treatments.The introduction of sawdust reduced CH4emission more than the corn stalks and spent mushroom compost.However,there were no significant differences among the three runs for total carbon loss.All treatments were matured after 30 d.