Patent classifications
C05G5/12
MOBILE CHARCOAL/BIOCHAR PRODUCTION AND PELLETIZER SYSTEM AND METHOD THEREOF
Embodiments of the invention provide a portable charcoal system and method of operating thereof, wherein the portable charcoal system comprises a first compartment adapted to burn a material, a second compartment connected to the first compartment and adapted to receive the material from the first compartment, and a third compartment adapted to receive the material from the second compartment, the third compartment comprising an auger adapted to move the material from a back end to a front end, and out of the third compartment. The portable charcoal system further includes a source of air.
CALCIUM CARBONATE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS AND METHODS OF USING THE SAME
A calcium carbonate agricultural product includes calcium carbonate. The calcium carbonate agricultural product may be used to replace any suitable agricultural plastic currently in use. A method of growing plants includes providing a calcium carbonate agricultural product including calcium carbonate to protect the plants. A method for controlling a pH of soil includes: providing a calcium carbonate agricultural product including calcium carbonate to the soil; and releasing the calcium carbonate of the calcium carbonate agricultural product to the soil.
A GRANULE OF POLYHALITE AND AMMONIUM SULPHATE AND A COMPACTION PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
According to some embodiments, there is provided herein a fertilizer granule comprising Polyhalite and Ammonium Sulphate, wherein said granule comprises a concentration of 40-60% w/w Polyhalite and 60-40% w/w of Ammonium Sulphate.
A GRANULE OF POLYHALITE AND AMMONIUM SULPHATE AND A COMPACTION PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
According to some embodiments, there is provided herein a fertilizer granule comprising Polyhalite and Ammonium Sulphate, wherein said granule comprises a concentration of 40-60% w/w Polyhalite and 60-40% w/w of Ammonium Sulphate.
High Value Organic-Containing Nitrogen Fertilizers and Methods of Manufacture
The invention is directed to organic fertilizers having commercial levels of nitrogen reacted with organic substances. The scalable process comprises adding an organic processing center to a fertilizer granulation plant specifically for the treatment of organics with an acid that acidifies, heats and liquifies a mix resulting in the hydrolysis of most or all organic material and polymers. For ammonium sulfate-based fertilizer this mix is only reacted with concentrated sulfuric acid. For ammonium phosphate fertilizers, this mix is reacted with both concentrated sulfuric acid and a concentrated phosphoric acid. The acidified organic mixes are piped to an existing or new granulation plant where it is injected with anhydrous ammonia in a tee mixer/reactor that results in a partially neutralized melt. Subsequently a sterilized and liquefied organic melt is sprayed over recycled bed material for production of granules before drying. Fertilizers made as disclosed provide a “green”, dual nitrogen-release profile when applied to crops releasing a bolus of nitrogen over one to two weeks following application followed by a slow or enhanced efficiency release of nitrogen over weeks of the growing season.
High Value Organic-Containing Nitrogen Fertilizers and Methods of Manufacture
The invention is directed to organic fertilizers having commercial levels of nitrogen reacted with organic substances. The scalable process comprises adding an organic processing center to a fertilizer granulation plant specifically for the treatment of organics with an acid that acidifies, heats and liquifies a mix resulting in the hydrolysis of most or all organic material and polymers. For ammonium sulfate-based fertilizer this mix is only reacted with concentrated sulfuric acid. For ammonium phosphate fertilizers, this mix is reacted with both concentrated sulfuric acid and a concentrated phosphoric acid. The acidified organic mixes are piped to an existing or new granulation plant where it is injected with anhydrous ammonia in a tee mixer/reactor that results in a partially neutralized melt. Subsequently a sterilized and liquefied organic melt is sprayed over recycled bed material for production of granules before drying. Fertilizers made as disclosed provide a “green”, dual nitrogen-release profile when applied to crops releasing a bolus of nitrogen over one to two weeks following application followed by a slow or enhanced efficiency release of nitrogen over weeks of the growing season.
A FERTILIZER GRANULE OF POLYHALITE AND POTASSIUM SULPHATE AND A COMPACTION PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
According to some demonstrative embodiments, there is provided herein a fertilizer granule comprising Polyhalite and potassium sulphate, wherein said Polyhalite is present in a concentration of 30-70% w/w and said Potassium Sulphate is present in a concentration of 70-30% w/w, wherein the strength of granule immediately after production 1.3 Kg granule.
A FERTILIZER GRANULE OF POLYHALITE AND POTASSIUM SULPHATE AND A COMPACTION PROCESS FOR THE PRODUCTION THEREOF
According to some demonstrative embodiments, there is provided herein a fertilizer granule comprising Polyhalite and potassium sulphate, wherein said Polyhalite is present in a concentration of 30-70% w/w and said Potassium Sulphate is present in a concentration of 70-30% w/w, wherein the strength of granule immediately after production 1.3 Kg granule.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A FERTILISER AND FERTILISER COMPOSITION
A method of producing a fertilizer composition, the method comprising: (a) providing a composition comprising ammonia; and (b) contacting the composition provided in step (a) with: (i) a composition comprising carbon dioxide; and (ii) a source of sulfate ion; and (iii)cellulosic fibres.
METHOD FOR PRODUCING A FERTILISER AND FERTILISER COMPOSITION
A method of producing a fertilizer composition, the method comprising: (a) providing a composition comprising ammonia; and (b) contacting the composition provided in step (a) with: (i) a composition comprising carbon dioxide; and (ii) a source of sulfate ion; and (iii)cellulosic fibres.