[Objective] The aim was to improve the biogas production rate,and improve the use ratio of rice straws to the furthest.[Method] Single-factor method was adopted to analyze the influence of inoculated amount,total soli...[Objective] The aim was to improve the biogas production rate,and improve the use ratio of rice straws to the furthest.[Method] Single-factor method was adopted to analyze the influence of inoculated amount,total solid content and carbon-nitrogen ratio on biogas production in biogas station of Nanjing University of Technology.[Result] It was found that the most optimum condition was：inoculated amount of 34%,total solid content of 6%,and carbon-nitrogen ratio of 25：1.According to the experimental verification,the total biogas yield in experimental group increased by 27.6% over the control group.[Conclusion] The research provided the reference of the further industrialization production of biogas using straw.展开更多
[Objective] The aim was to calculate the safe straw volume using Frank- Kamenetskii Model to provide method for fire protection in forage farm. [Method] Frank-Kamenetskii Model was used to measure Tacr and improved by...[Objective] The aim was to calculate the safe straw volume using Frank- Kamenetskii Model to provide method for fire protection in forage farm. [Method] Frank-Kamenetskii Model was used to measure Tacr and improved by marginal tem- perature which was adjustable. In addition, effects of water content and density of baled straws on Tc were explored using the improved model. [Result] Size of straw bales was the key factor determining whether spontaneous combustion would occur. For baled straws with water at 15.27% and density at 285 kg/m3, Tc was 85-88 ~C and safe diameter of baled straws maximized 8.2 m. In addition, straws should be stacked from south to north （or north to south） to avoid sunshine and certain space should be kept between straw bales for heat dissipation. [Conclusion] The research is of significance for safe management of forage farm.展开更多
A pot experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of straw incorporation and soil pre-flooding on the fate of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N and the growth of rice. Excessive application of rice straw when incorporated ...A pot experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of straw incorporation and soil pre-flooding on the fate of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N and the growth of rice. Excessive application of rice straw when incorporated with (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4 at the C/N ratio of 40 reduced the loss of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N and retarded the growth and development of rice significantly, while no adverse effects were observed on dry weight of panicle and the total recovery of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N when rice straw was incorporated with (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4 at a C/N ratio less than 25. There were no significant effects of duration of soil pre-flooding within 6 weeks on (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-Nuptake by rice and on rice growth, but, less loss of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N was observed in the soil with a longer period of pre-flooding.展开更多
Rice straw is a rice by-product, which is currently mostly wasted in Vietnam, in particular in the Mekong delta. At present, the cost of straw gathering is increasing because of the increased use of combine harvesters...Rice straw is a rice by-product, which is currently mostly wasted in Vietnam, in particular in the Mekong delta. At present, the cost of straw gathering is increasing because of the increased use of combine harvesters. High labor cost and lack of labor makes manual collection unfeasible. Farmers therefore often just burn it, which causes pollution, increased greenhouse gas emissions and loss of opportunities to value add. An economic and environmental evaluation and technical field testing of a straw baler with 4 ha/day capacity was therefore conducted in Long An province. During the field testing data on the gathering capacity, fuel consumption, labor requirement and other cost items were collected. The test results showed that the baling cost is US$19.0 per ton of rice straw, the pay-back period of 2. 1 years and the internal rate of return of 38%. In addition to the baling cost, the transportation cost varies from US$24 for a distance of 100 km to US$32 for 150 km. The benefits of the machine are not only economical but also include the reduction of field burning.展开更多
基金Suppoted by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(21046004 )the National Key Technology R & D Program(2011BAD15B02)+1 种基金the National Program of Key Basic Research Project (2009CB724700)the Provincial Key Technology R & DProgram (BE20)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to improve the biogas production rate,and improve the use ratio of rice straws to the furthest.[Method] Single-factor method was adopted to analyze the influence of inoculated amount,total solid content and carbon-nitrogen ratio on biogas production in biogas station of Nanjing University of Technology.[Result] It was found that the most optimum condition was：inoculated amount of 34%,total solid content of 6%,and carbon-nitrogen ratio of 25：1.According to the experimental verification,the total biogas yield in experimental group increased by 27.6% over the control group.[Conclusion] The research provided the reference of the further industrialization production of biogas using straw.
基金Supported by Fund for Philosophy&Social Sciences of Jiangsu Provincial Department of Education(2011SJD820013)A Project Funded by the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions(PAPD)Scientific Research Fund of Jiangsu Police Institute(11Y03)~~
文摘[Objective] The aim was to calculate the safe straw volume using Frank- Kamenetskii Model to provide method for fire protection in forage farm. [Method] Frank-Kamenetskii Model was used to measure Tacr and improved by marginal tem- perature which was adjustable. In addition, effects of water content and density of baled straws on Tc were explored using the improved model. [Result] Size of straw bales was the key factor determining whether spontaneous combustion would occur. For baled straws with water at 15.27% and density at 285 kg/m3, Tc was 85-88 ~C and safe diameter of baled straws maximized 8.2 m. In addition, straws should be stacked from south to north （or north to south） to avoid sunshine and certain space should be kept between straw bales for heat dissipation. [Conclusion] The research is of significance for safe management of forage farm.
文摘A pot experiment was conducted to investigate the effects of straw incorporation and soil pre-flooding on the fate of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N and the growth of rice. Excessive application of rice straw when incorporated with (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4 at the C/N ratio of 40 reduced the loss of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N and retarded the growth and development of rice significantly, while no adverse effects were observed on dry weight of panicle and the total recovery of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N when rice straw was incorporated with (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4 at a C/N ratio less than 25. There were no significant effects of duration of soil pre-flooding within 6 weeks on (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-Nuptake by rice and on rice growth, but, less loss of (￣(15)NH_4)_2SO_4-N was observed in the soil with a longer period of pre-flooding.
文摘Rice straw is a rice by-product, which is currently mostly wasted in Vietnam, in particular in the Mekong delta. At present, the cost of straw gathering is increasing because of the increased use of combine harvesters. High labor cost and lack of labor makes manual collection unfeasible. Farmers therefore often just burn it, which causes pollution, increased greenhouse gas emissions and loss of opportunities to value add. An economic and environmental evaluation and technical field testing of a straw baler with 4 ha/day capacity was therefore conducted in Long An province. During the field testing data on the gathering capacity, fuel consumption, labor requirement and other cost items were collected. The test results showed that the baling cost is US$19.0 per ton of rice straw, the pay-back period of 2. 1 years and the internal rate of return of 38%. In addition to the baling cost, the transportation cost varies from US$24 for a distance of 100 km to US$32 for 150 km. The benefits of the machine are not only economical but also include the reduction of field burning.
