HUT60456A - Process for applying lysine, a fermentation by-product concentrate (cm5) on solid carreir and for utilizing it as fertilizer and soil conditioner - Google Patents

Abstract

80 pts. wt. of (CMS) a byprod. concentrate of lysine fermentation applied to 20 pts. wt. of a preswollen perlite substrate, finds use as a combined inorganic and organic fertiliser, and soil conditioner. The mixt. is homogenised by shearing stress free comminution in a revolving drum.

Description

FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention relates to a process for the production of L.-lysine fermentation by-product, which is known as fandensed Molasses Solúble (CMS), which contains valuable substances of agricultural application, and is a kind of caraway ·· 'gentle · νύί

CMS is a concentrate of mostly natural substances, which is laced with water. (Depending on the quantity and quality of the starting and auxiliary materials stone. <·· 10 1 variations are possible.)

The CMS alone satisfies the requirements for liquid fertilizers - primarily through its nitrogen content.

The benefits of spreading in liquid form have several disadvantages:

· During the period of pregnancy, to solve the problem of storing bulk carroside fluid in the kxU'halu I. · '. <: ο e „M iuU η * u>, r l tank 't' k i ez thousands®) expensive;

The process allows the above problems to be resolved by applying CMS to a suitable solid support (parite, bentonite, zeolite, rhyolite tuff, other surfactant natural materials). this is what you do,

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Claims (1)

X 1. m ': PQ-quality swollen perllt was sprayed with 4Q0 kg of CMS during continuous movement. After 5 minutes, the wet material thus obtained was homogenized for an additional 3 minutes. CMS does not spill out of the mixture prepared in the above example, and can be marketed as a well-manageable packable solid. No or very little shear force can be applied during mixing as it breaks the perlite cells and consequently the x-ray capacity is rapidly reduced - resulting in a malicious end product. The solution is to apply a mix where the shear force mentioned is minimal. Such as the squirrel wheel is the rotary mixer, the mlxurknuzi, the rotary tube, etc. The product obtained can be utilized as a crop treatment in plant cultivation by mixing it with the soil prior to sowing, using their usual method of seeding. Use: improves the air, water and heat content of their soil. Significant organic matter content in the product, as described in Annex 2, has a positive effect on soil organic matter management. S * ν> * V * '<·' * In use, this TOS _and partly organic, partly agent · tyssznss méktö- 8íe.2ö *> or mikrntápelsn climber is in the form of involuntary EXPOSURE "which provides part of the plant growing tápanyatjlaényét < Applying her basic fertilizers from Ayrnnómia.i's point of view, she handles her honeysuckle as an organic, inorganic nutrient margin.