Regenerative Energie
SUMMARY:
Due to the increasing wealth in the emerging countries of South East Asia the demand for poultry products is constantly rising. In correlation the waste production of this sector is growing.
chicken manure, agglomeration, pellet
The common methods of chicken manure disposal lead to hygienic and environmental problems as well as odour nuisance. But chicken manure is also a quality fertilizer with a high nutrient content, which is applied in agriculture. The existing treatment technologies in the developed countries mostly exceed the financial possibilities of most of the poultry farmers in South East Asia. Therefore the Institute of Waste Resources Management of Hamburg University of Technology is developing a “low tech” method to produce a valuable fertilizer, which enables an easy storage and transportation as well as manual and mechanical spreading. Manure is transformed into pellets by an agglomeration process in a rotating drum. By adjusting the parameters moisture content and rotation speed, ballshaped agglomerates smaller than 20 mm were produced within 30 minutes. By adjusting the angle of the drum a classing of the agglomerates can be achieved. The products were analysed for their nutrient content. The work was carried out in frame of the ASIA-PRO-ECO project “CHIMATRA”, financed by the European Union and the City of Hamburg.
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| Quelle: | Orbit 2006 (September 2006) |
| Seiten: | 7 |
| Preis: | € 3,50 |
| Autor: | Helmut Adwiraah I. Koerner Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Stegmann |
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