In the context of market relations in agriculture in the Kyzylorda region, in order to meet the needs of animal husbandry in complete feed, it is necessary to create a solid forage base. The successful solution to the tasks of increasing the number of livestock and increasing the productivity of animal husbandry in the ecological conditions of the Aral Sea region largely depends on the timely procurement of feed and the transfer of feed production to an industrial basis. It is possible to increase the production of high-quality feeds through the introduction of high-yielding varieties, the use of new resource-saving cultivation and harvesting technologies, the optimal organization of cultivation production processes, and increasing the efficiency of the use of technical means. Of all the harvested types of feeds, alfalfa has the best effect on increasing milks yield and meat gains. The green mass of alfalfa is well-eaten by all farm animals. For example, when feeding cattle, its utilization rate is 92.6%. In terms of protein richness, alfalfa hay surpasses many other feeds, so 100 kg of alfalfa hay contains 11.6 kg of digestible protein, 1.77 kg of calcium, 0.22 kg of phosphorus, and 4.5 g of carotene. In addition, in the conditions of rice crop rotation, according to its biological characteristics, alfalfa (Medicago sativa L.) is considered indispensable in agrotechnical and reclamation relations, especially in saline soils. The economic value of alfalfa lies in its wide ecological plasticity, the ability to grow back quickly after mowing, and high productivity.
Currently, for many construction industries promising becomes the creation of waterproofing materials on the basis of integrated management natural oily raw material, as well as improvement of traditional materials. Choice of material depends on the working conditions of a hydraulic installation, categories of reliability construction, its structures, the availability of local building materials, method of work and of technical and economic indices of construction. In this paper described economic and technical efficiency of using asphalt resinous paraffin deposits as a main composition of organomineral material for antifiltration screen. In this paper described technology of preparing oil waste sludge pit, where asantifiltration screen is used polymerorganic screen based on asphalt resin paraffin deposits (ARPD) and polymer material. Processing of oil waste and reducing their formation is a significant problem from the ecological point of view and requires new ecological and technological solutions. In this research paper analyzes the results of world practical experiments on the application of waste and presents technical solutions for the use of waste that are suitable for future application. The feature of this work is obtaining waterproofing materials based on asphalt – resin -paraffin deposits and polymer, moreover the improvement of its physicochemical properties. The results of experimental laboratory testing of the effects of aggressive components of waste on the physical and mechanical properties of the material made from polymerorganic and cement mixture are presented.
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