Agriculture, Volume 12, Issue 3
2022 March - 125 articles
Cover Story: The application of modern processing technologies using biogenic waste materials has the potential to develop combined solutions for organic carbon and phosphorus problems of future food production. Sewage sludge-derived pyrogenic materials that are applied to the soil system contain notable levels of P (1–20%). However, only a small portion of total phosphorus is available for plants. Therefore, our study assessed pre-treatment of sewage sludge with Na2CO3 with subsequent pyrolysis of biomass at 400 and 500 °C for MPCM400 and MPCM500 production as a potential alternative for inorganic P-fertilizers. Obtained results showed that pyrogenic carbonaceous materials produced from sewage sludge represent a potential alternative of conventional P-inorganic fertilizers and organic C suppliers. View this paper. - Issues are regarded as officially published after their release is announced to the table of contents alert mailing list .
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