management and fertigation. Optimised resource application leads to an immense savings potential in production costs (water & fertiliser by 20%) besides and a increasing crop yield from growth phase adjusted water and nutrient supply. This ‘saving & gaining’ makes. supply of raw Digestate This project brings together all stakeholders for the 1-9-2013 31-8-2016 Jonathan De from installation of a new process to minimize spreading Mey Manure digestate flows and to economically valorise the minerals by the Recycling (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, among others). By EU using digestate instead of synthetic fertilisers, it is possible to save energy, limit consumption of fossil fuels and reduce our carbon footprint. The objective of the MIX_FERTILIZER project is to 1-9-2013 31-8-2016 LIFE+ Raquel of the demonstrate an innovative system for the agronomic López digestate valorisation of waste from the anaerobic digestion from pig (decomposition without oxygen consumption) of pig manure as manure (digestate) and to improve the associated new environmental impacts. As a result of the project actions, fertilizers a new type of fertiliser will be obtained with a mixed with an organic/mineral base and with gradual release by the organic / addition of the nitrification inhibitor 3-4 dimethylpyrazole mineral phosphate (DPPP). An aqueous effluent will also be base and obtained and employed in fertigation. gradual release The ValueFromUrine project will develop, demonstrate 1-9-2012 31-8-2016 EU FP7 Dr. ir. of a and evaluate an energy-efficient system for the recovery Martijn of nutrients from urine. This technology is based on Bijmans research on Bio-electrochemical systems conducted in the Wetsus Resource recovery Theme and an urine system for treatment concept developed in the Separation at source
management and fertigation. Optimised resource application leads to an immense savings potential in production costs (water & fertiliser by 20%) besides increasing crop yield from growth phase adjusted water and nutrient supply. This ‘saving & gaining’ makes. and a supply of raw Digestate from Manure Recycling This project brings together all stakeholders for the installation of a new process to minimize spreading digestate flows and to economically valorise the minerals (nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, among others). By using digestate instead of synthetic fertilisers, it is possible to save energy, limit consumption of fossil fuels and reduce our carbon footprint. 1-9-2013 31-8-2016 by the EU Jonathan De Mey of the digestate from pig manure as new fertilizers with an organic / mineral base and gradual release The objective of the MIX_FERTILIZER project is to demonstrate an innovative system for the agronomic valorisation of waste from the anaerobic digestion (decomposition without oxygen consumption) of pig manure (digestate) and to improve the associated environmental impacts. As a result of the project actions, a new type of fertiliser will be obtained with a mixed organic/mineral base and with gradual release by the addition of the nitrification inhibitor 3-4 dimethylpyrazole phosphate (DPPP). An aqueous effluent will also be obtained and employed in fertigation. 1-9-2013 31-8-2016 LIFE+ Raquel López of a system for The ValueFromUrine project will develop, demonstrate and evaluate an energy-efficient system for the recovery of nutrients from urine. This technology is based on research on Bio-electrochemical systems conducted in the Wetsus Resource recovery Theme and an urine treatment concept developed in the Separation at source 1-9-2012 31-8-2016 EU FP7 Dr. ir. Martijn Bijmans
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