2016121 · This study aimed to asses maturity indices of rock phosphate enriched composts using crop residues having variable C/N ratios. There were distinct dif…
view more20081111 · Residual value of superphosphate and queensland rock phosphate measured using yields of serradella, burr medic and subterranean clover grown in rotation with wheat and bicarbonate‐extractable soil phosphorus
view more2017925 · PROM is produced by co-composting of. high grade (32% P O ) rock phosphate in very fine size with organic manure such as Compost, Vermi-compost, Cow dung, Soy meal, domestic kitchen waste etc. The ...
view more2006915 · The dissolution process of the carbonate-rich phosphate rocks from the Kasrik area (Mardin-Mazıdağı, Turkey) using dilute acetic acid has been investi…
view more2022311 · This study evaluates the efficiency of Phosphate solubilizing bacteria isolated from Effluent Treatment Plant sludge of Paradeep Phosphate Limited, Odisha, India, to solubilize rock phosphate (RP) and the mechanism and structural changes during solubilization investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM), X-ray diffraction …
view more2022314 · Abstract In the phosphorous–sulfur two-step process involved in the clean production of phosphoric acid, the acidolysis of phosphate rock yields a solid filter phosphate rock acid-insoluble residue (PAIR). Herein, belite–sulfoaluminate cement is prepared using the PAIR as the main silica source to promote the residue resource utilization.
view more2011715 · The rock-phosphate approach to improving soil has a long history at IDRC, which funded initial tests in Tanzania in the early 1980s. Further projects followed in Ethiopia, Sri Lanka, and across sub-Saharan Africa. Complex hypothesis. Dr van Straaten says the original idea of blending rock phosphate with triple superphosphate fertilizer was ...
view more201391 · Phosphorus is essential nutrient and a pillar of food security, but phosphate rock is a finite, non-renewable resource. Due to its highly dissipative nature, recycling and closing phosphate loops are essential in order to reduce its impacts on aquatic systems and biodiversity ( Carpenter and Bennett, 2011, Venterink, 2011 ).
view more2024122 · Abstract Agricultural soils are usually deficient in phosphorus (P), causing yield reduction. To boost crop production and P availability in acid soil, rock phosphate (RP) can be used with single super phosphate (SSP), which can also supply available P for the long-term during a crop cycle. The study was conducted to show the effect of SSP and …
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