Ecological Assessment of Modern Technologies. Processing of Biodegradable Waste
Keywords:
OXALOR technology, organic production, domestic waste, composting, anaerobic fermentation, organic manure, soil, soil improvers, biogenic chemical elementsAbstract
In the countries of the EU and the U.S., the biological output of agricultural production increases by 20 percent annually.
Biological production is obtained by using organic fertilizers or products deriving from organic waste after their composting or anaerobic fermentation for biogas production and / or soil improver by means of oxalor technology.
In OXALOR technology, the organic substrate undergoes physical and chemical transformation with the formation of а stable humified end product. This product is valuable for thе agriculture as it is аn organic soil improver and resource for improvement of the soil structure.
OXALOR technology has significant ecological and agroecological advantages over other technologies analyzed. A significant advantage that makes the technology unique is thе short time required for treatment of the waste, thе exotermicity of the process during which thе pathogenic microorganisms are destroyed and the preservation of 98-100% of the organic matter of the raw material that creates а depot оf biogenic chemical elements in the product obtained through OXALOR technology.
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