Applications of wood ash as a construction material in civil engineering: a review

Wang, Ruisheng; Haller, Peer

doi:10.1007/s13399-022-03580-0

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“…The organomineral fertilizer (Figure 8) based on BCW in doses of 1 Mg ha −1 and 5 Mg ha −1 applied to the preceding crop on NPKMgS + 20N1 and NPKMgS + 40N2 plots positively affected maize parameters (agronomic efficiency, physiological efficiency). Additionally, organomineral deacidifying fertilizers can be applied pre-sowing to winter plants and in the spring to legume plants [25,72,73]. BCW can be used as a natural fertilizer for the reclamation of devastated, defective, sandy, and desert soils, as well as those acidified by industry.…”

Section: Organomineral Fertilizers Based On Brown Coal Wastementioning

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“…As a result of these reactions, humic-mineral, nitrohumine-mineral, and micronutrient fertilizers are obtained (e.g., Nitro Sulfer NPK, Tohumus, Tohumus Ekstra). Additionally, organomineral deacidifying fertilizers can be applied pre-sowing to winter plants and in the spring to legume plants [25,72,73]. BCW can be used as a natural fertilizer for the reclamation of devastated, defective, sandy, and desert soils, as well as those acidified by industry.…”

Section: Organomineral Fertilizers Based On Brown Coal Wastementioning

confidence: 99%

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Brown Coal Waste in Agriculture and Environmental Protection: A Review

Symanowicz,

Toczko

2023

Sustainability

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Modern agricultural technologies have contributed to a significant reduction in the amount of soil organic matter. Brown coal waste (BCW), with low energy content, can be used to neutralize this process, contributing to the recuperation of soil fertility and to environmental protection. More studies need to be conducted on organomineral fertilizers based on BCW and applied to soils with low humus content. Apart from increasing soil production capacity in arable fields, BCW could be used for the reclamation of industrially contaminated areas and degraded soils, in the vicinity of motorways and in soilless agriculture. It can also be used as a sorbent of gases emitted from slurry during its storage such as NH3, H2S, mercaptans, volatile fulvic acids (FAs); as a component of sewage sludge compost; as a natural additive to calf feed; and for the production of adsorbents for sewage and wastewater treatment.

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Section: Organomineral Fertilizers Based On Brown Coal Wastementioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Organomineral Fertilizers Based On Brown Coal Wastementioning

confidence: 99%