Patent classifications
C05B19/00
Pedosphere-improving granulate, method for producing same, and use thereof
A method for producing a pedosphere-improving granulate (6) and granulate itself, the method includes a) producing a raw material dispersion including at least one inorganic secondary phosphate (1) and at least one reaction agent (2) in a liquid phase (4), b) separating part of the liquid phase (4) from the raw material dispersion, c) granulating and/or extruding the remaining raw material dispersion with a reduced liquid phase (4), d) either returning the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) to process step a) in order to produce a raw material dispersion without at least partly separating (5) heavy metals or at least partly separating heavy metals (7) from the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) and discharging the heavy metals (7) out of the process in a manner analogous to process step a) and/or returning the liquid phase to process step c), and e) repeating process steps a) to d).
Pedosphere-improving granulate, method for producing same, and use thereof
A method for producing a pedosphere-improving granulate (6) and granulate itself, the method includes a) producing a raw material dispersion including at least one inorganic secondary phosphate (1) and at least one reaction agent (2) in a liquid phase (4), b) separating part of the liquid phase (4) from the raw material dispersion, c) granulating and/or extruding the remaining raw material dispersion with a reduced liquid phase (4), d) either returning the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) to process step a) in order to produce a raw material dispersion without at least partly separating (5) heavy metals or at least partly separating heavy metals (7) from the liquid phase (4) separated in process step b) and discharging the heavy metals (7) out of the process in a manner analogous to process step a) and/or returning the liquid phase to process step c), and e) repeating process steps a) to d).
Process for making a composite granule with rock phosphate, sulfur, and humic acid
A potassium humate, rock phosphorous, sulfur granule: a fully soluble potassium humate component comprising about 3% of the composite granule; a sulfur component comprising about 15% of the composite granule; and a rock phosphate powder component comprising about 82% of the composite granule. The composite granule is semi-soluble and has a pH of 2.5 to about 12.
Process for making a composite granule with rock phosphate, sulfur, and humic acid
A potassium humate, rock phosphorous, sulfur granule: a fully soluble potassium humate component comprising about 3% of the composite granule; a sulfur component comprising about 15% of the composite granule; and a rock phosphate powder component comprising about 82% of the composite granule. The composite granule is semi-soluble and has a pH of 2.5 to about 12.
NOVEL PAENIBACILLUS POLYMYXA AND USES THEREOF
The present invention refers to new bacterial strains, a consortium comprising said strains, a composition comprising at least one of these novel bacterial strains, preferably in combination with a plant biostimulant and their use in agriculture, preferably, to improve nutrients up-take in plants and therefore to ameliorate plant growth and/or development.
Fertilizer particle
The present disclosure provides robust fertilizer particles suitable for fertigation. A composition comprising mineral oil, primary alkylamines and water-insoluble particles may coat fertilizer particles and make them suitable for fertigation. Furthermore, the coated particles display reduced dusting tendency. The coating composition may be applied as a thin, single, continuous layer covering the particle core. The coating may avoid surface film problems when the particles are dissolved in water, even if the very hydrophobic mineral oil is less dense than water. It may be counterintuitive to include water-insoluble particles in a fertilizer particle for fertigation, however the claimed particles may be dissolved to make a fertigation solution that avoid problems in tanks, nozzles and piping of the fertigation systems.
Fertilizer particle
The present disclosure provides robust fertilizer particles suitable for fertigation. A composition comprising mineral oil, primary alkylamines and water-insoluble particles may coat fertilizer particles and make them suitable for fertigation. Furthermore, the coated particles display reduced dusting tendency. The coating composition may be applied as a thin, single, continuous layer covering the particle core. The coating may avoid surface film problems when the particles are dissolved in water, even if the very hydrophobic mineral oil is less dense than water. It may be counterintuitive to include water-insoluble particles in a fertilizer particle for fertigation, however the claimed particles may be dissolved to make a fertigation solution that avoid problems in tanks, nozzles and piping of the fertigation systems.
METHOD AND FLUIDIZED BED GRANULATOR FOR THE PRODUCTION OF GRANULES FROM A SLURRY
A method for granulating a slurry in a fluidized bed granulator having a main longitudinal direction from a seed end where granulation is initiated, to a product discharge end where granules are discharged from the fluidized bed granulator, including at least one fluidized bed compartment, an injection section and a granulation section, separated by a bottom plate including one or more injection nozzles, wherein a feed slurry is provided to the injection section, wherein a first fraction of the feed slurry provided to the injection section is injected into the granulation section through the one or more injection nozzles and a second fraction of the feed slurry, being the remainder of the feed slurry, is passed through the injection section without being injected into the granulation section. A fluidized bed granulator for the granulation of slurries for fertilizer products such as UAS according to the method of the invention.
METHOD AND FLUIDIZED BED GRANULATOR FOR THE PRODUCTION OF GRANULES FROM A SLURRY
A method for granulating a slurry in a fluidized bed granulator having a main longitudinal direction from a seed end where granulation is initiated, to a product discharge end where granules are discharged from the fluidized bed granulator, including at least one fluidized bed compartment, an injection section and a granulation section, separated by a bottom plate including one or more injection nozzles, wherein a feed slurry is provided to the injection section, wherein a first fraction of the feed slurry provided to the injection section is injected into the granulation section through the one or more injection nozzles and a second fraction of the feed slurry, being the remainder of the feed slurry, is passed through the injection section without being injected into the granulation section. A fluidized bed granulator for the granulation of slurries for fertilizer products such as UAS according to the method of the invention.
Process for making a semi-soluble granule comprising rock phosphate and humic acid
A semi-soluble composite granule may include a homogenous powder including a rock phosphate powder making up about 1.0% to about 99% of the homogenous powder and a hydrolyzed humic acid enriched powder making up about 0.05% to about 25% of the homogenous powder; where the homogenous powder is granulated to form a semi-soluble composite granule; and where the composite granule is between about 0.8 mm and about 4.0 mm in diameter.