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[Nitrogen loss and its control during livestock manure composting].

Xiangdong Huang, Zhiying Han, Dezhi Shi, Xiao Hua Huang, Weixiang Wu, Yuxue Liu

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Abstract

Composting is an effective way to realize livestock manure treatment and recycling. However, the nitrogen loss during manure composting is relatively serious. Studies on this nitrogen loss and its control could provide theoretic basis and practical reference for efficient nitrogen loss control. This paper described the nitrogen transformation and the main nitrogen loss ways during the composting, and summarized the main factors (including raw material characteristics, environment factors, and technological conditions) affecting the nitrogen loss in the composting. In addition, the research progress in the nitrogen loss control, including adjusting carbon and nitrogen metabolism, changing nitrogen form, adding ammonia adsorbent, and controlling pile aeration and temperature, was reviewed, and the prospects for future research were presented.

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Composting is an effective way to realize livestock manure treatment and recycling. However, the nitrogen loss during manure composting is relatively serious. Studies on this nitrogen loss and its control could provide theoretic basis and practical reference for efficient nitrogen loss control. This paper described the nitrogen transformation and the main nitrogen loss ways during the composting, and summarized the main factors (including raw material characteristics, environment factors, and technological conditions) affecting the nitrogen loss in the composting. In addition, the research progress in the nitrogen loss control, including adjusting carbon and nitrogen metabolism, changing nitrogen form, adding ammonia adsorbent, and controlling pile aeration and temperature, was reviewed, and the prospects for future research were presented.

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Composting is an effective way to realize livestock manure treatment and recycling. However, the nitrogen loss during manure composting is relatively serious. Studies on this nitrogen loss and its control could provide theoretic basis and practical reference for efficient nitrogen loss control. This paper described the nitrogen transformation and the main nitrogen loss ways during the composting, and summarized the main factors (including raw material characteristics, environment factors, and technological conditions) affecting the nitrogen loss in the composting. In addition, the research progress in the nitrogen loss control, including adjusting carbon and nitrogen metabolism, changing nitrogen form, adding ammonia adsorbent, and controlling pile aeration and temperature, was reviewed, and the prospects for future research were presented.

Key concepts: Nitrogen, Manure, Environmental science, Aeration, Raw material, Nitrogen cycle, Waste management, Agronomy

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