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The effect of granular fertilisers produced from industrial and municipal wastes on the content of some heavy metals in test plants

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Edward KRZYWY, Ewa MOŻDŻER ? West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Department of Land Cultivation and Environmental Chemistry, Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture Please cite as: CHEMIK 2013, 67, 7, 628?635 Abstract: In the experiment being carried out, the effect of granular fertilisers being produced from industrial waste products, i.e. CaSO4?2H2O (waste product in production of multicomponent mineral fertilisers), FeSO4?7H2O (waste product in production of titanium dioxide), coniferous and deciduous sawdust mixture, and municipal sewage sludge with addition of mineral fertilisers on cadmium, copper, chromium, nickel, lead and zinc contents in spring rape seeds and spring triticale grain. The results being obtained show that the granular fertilisers being tested did not increase the content of heavy metals (Cd, Cu, Cr, Ni, Pb and Zn) in test plants above the acceptable standards. In most fertilisation objects treatments with these granular fertilisers, differences between the content of respective heavy metals in test plants were not significant. The increasing doses of granular fertilisers in most fertilisation objects did not have any significant effect on the increase in the content...
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The use of industrial waste and municipal sludge for the production of fertilisation pellets

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Edward KRZYWY, Ewa MOŻDŻER ? West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Department of Land Cultivation and Environmental Chemistry, Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture Please cite as: CHEMIK 2013, 67, 7, 620-627 Abstract: Four fertiliser mixtures were prepared from industrial sewage sludge from ?Police? Chemical Plant SA, municipal sewage sludge from the Municipal Wastewater Treatment  lant in Stargard Szczeciński, the mixture of sawdust from coniferous and deciduous trees (in 1:1 ratio), iron (II) sulphate (VI) 7-hydrate, and urea. The mixtures underwent granulation. The factor facilitating the granulation process was the addition of sodium lignosulphonate (2% of the mixture weight). This produced pellets with average resistance to mechanical damage. The pellets were light and exhibited average resistance to mechanical damage as compared to granulated mineral fertilisers. The levels of macroelements in the fertilisation pellets depended on the chemical composition and quantity converted into the weight of components used for production. The highest levels of macroelements were found in the pellets composed of municipal sewage sludge, the mixture of sawdust from coniferous and deciduous trees, and aqueous solutions of iron...
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Effect of multi-component mineral fertilisers and organic fertilisation on the NPK content and uptake by perennial rye-grass biomass

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Piotr STYRCZULA ? FOSFAN S.A. in Szczecin, Ewa MOŻDŻER ? West Pomeranian University of Technology in Szczecin, Department of Land Cultivation and Environmental Chemistry, Faculty of Environmental Management and Agriculture Please cite as: CHEMIK 2013, 67, 7, 604-615 Abstract: A pot vegetation experiment was carried out in 2007?2008. This study aimed at determination of the interaction of organic fertilisation with selected multi-component mineral fertilisers (SuproFoska 20, Suprofos 25 and Inmarc 4 with urea addition) in the formation of some qualitative traits of perennial rye-grass. Increase in the N, P and K contents in the test plant in the control object with compost did not exceed the values which were obtained in the experimental series with mineral fertilisers without compost. The obtained results are connected with the amount of nutrients being introduced into the soil material in the form of municipal sewage sludge compost and mineral fertilisers. Municipal sewage sludge compost being introduced into the soil material  ignificantly increased the uptake of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium by the test plant when compared with the experimental series where it...
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