PL18676B1 - Method of obtaining fertilizer from defecation lime. - Google Patents

Method of obtaining fertilizer from defecation lime. Download PDF

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PL18676B1
PL18676B1 PL18676A PL1867630A PL18676B1 PL 18676 B1 PL18676 B1 PL 18676B1 PL 18676 A PL18676 A PL 18676A PL 1867630 A PL1867630 A PL 1867630A PL 18676 B1 PL18676 B1 PL 18676B1
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Wapno defekacyjne, otrzymywane w cukrowniach, zawiera okolo 50% wody, na- skutek czego konsystencja jego jest cia¬ sto wata i mazista. Takie bloto defekacyj¬ ne, aczkolwiek przedstawia pewna war¬ tosc jako wapienny srodek nawozowy, to jednak wskutek duzej zawartosci wody nie wytrzymuje kosztów transportu, a przez swoja konsystencje nie nadaje sie do rozsiewania na polach zapomoca siew- ników, uzyte zas bardzo nierównomiernie nawapnia glebe.Sposób wedlug wynalazku usuwa te niedogodnosci. Polega on na tern, ze do wapna defekacyjnego dodaje sie zmielone¬ go wapna palonego, dzieki czemu wy wia¬ zuje sie egzotermiczna reakcja chemiczna.Wskutek podniesienia sie temperatury czesc wody wyparowuje, czesc zas wiaze sie chemicznie z tlenkiem wapnia i tworzy wodorotlenek wapnia w stanie sproszkowa¬ nym.Powyzszy sposób daje w rezultacie wapno defekacyjne w postaci suchej, bry¬ lowatej masy, która po pozostawieniu przez kilka dni w spokoju miele sie na dezynte- gratorach lub mlynkach na make. Otrzy¬ mane w postaci maki wapno defekacyjne przedstawia w porównaniu z innemi posta¬ ciami wapna nawozowego te zalete, ze sklada sie ono z weglanu wapnia chemicz¬ nie straconego, czyli zawiera w najwyz-szym stopniu rozdrobnione czastki, co w przypadku zmielonych wapniaków mineral¬ nego pochodzenia nie ma miejsca. Poza tern jest ono lepszym nawozem, gdyz posiada wapno, w postaci wodorotlenku, a nie tlen¬ ku, przez co nie ma tych zracych wlasnosci, jakie ma wapno palone. Wreszcie zawiera ono okolo 10% cial organicznych humuso¬ wych oraz przeszlo \% fosforanu wapnia tlenku potasu i zwiazanego azotu, czego nie posiadaja inne nawozy wapienne. Po¬ wyzsze wlasnosci fizyczne i chemiczne czy¬ nia z produktu otrzymanego sposobem we¬ dlug wynalazku nadzwyczaj odpowiedni nawóz wapienny. PLDefecation lime, obtained in sugar factories, contains about 50% of water, as a result of which its consistency is pasty and pasty. Such defecation mud, although it has a certain value as a limestone fertilizer, does not withstand transport costs due to the high water content, and due to its consistency it is not suitable for spreading on the fields with seeders, the soil used very unevenly calcifies The method according to the invention removes these disadvantages. It is based on the fact that ground quicklime is added to the defecation lime, which causes an exothermic chemical reaction. As a result of the increase in temperature, some of the water evaporates, and some chemically binds with calcium oxide and forms calcium hydroxide in the state of The above method results in defecation lime in the form of a dry, lumpy mass, which, after standing for several days, is milled on disintegrants or flour mills. The defecation lime obtained in the form of flour has the advantage, compared to other forms of fertilizing lime, that it consists of chemically lost calcium carbonate, i.e. it contains the highest degree of fragmented particles, as in the case of ground mineral limes. origin does not exist. Besides the ground, it is a better fertilizer because it has lime in the form of hydroxide, not oxide, and therefore does not have the harmful properties of quicklime. Finally, it contains about 10% of humic organic bodies and more than% of calcium phosphate, potassium oxide and bound nitrogen, which other lime fertilizers do not have. The above physical and chemical properties make the product obtained according to the invention an extremely suitable lime fertilizer. PL

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1. Zastrzezenie patentowe. Sposób otrzymywania nawozu z wapna defekacyjnego, znamienny tern, ze bloto defekacyjne miesza sie z wapnem palo- nem, uzytem najkorzystniej w postaci sproszkowanej, pozostawia osuszony dzieki cieplu reakcji chemicznej produkt przez kilka dni w spokoju, a nastepnie miele go, w celu nadania postaci zdatnej do wysiewu. Ignacy Dabrowski, Tadeusz Sliwinski. Zastepca: Inz. J. Wyganowski, rzecznik patentowy. Drak L. Boguslawskiego i Ski, Warszawa. PL1. Patent claim. A method of obtaining a fertilizer from defecation lime, characterized by mixing the defecation mud with quicklime, used most preferably in a powdered form, leaving the product, dried by the heat of the chemical reaction, for a few days, and then grinding it to make it fit for sowing. Ignacy Dabrowski, Tadeusz Sliwinski. Deputy: Inz. J. Wyganowski, patent attorney. Drak L. Boguslawski i Ski, Warsaw. PL
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