Title of Invention | "A PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF DIGESTED ORGANIC SUPPLEMENTS. |
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Abstract | A process for the preparation of digested organic supplement comprising drying agricultural waste to get the moisture between 10-15%, crushing the dried waste to the size of 30 to 100 mesh and feeding the waste into the bio-reactor adding selected cellulotytic bacterias into said bio-reactor and sealing the same, keeping said sealed bio-reactor for a period of 48 to 96 hours for the decomposition of the waste, passing steam through said bio-reactor in order in sterile the compost, removing the composte waste from the reactor and subjecting the same to the step of homogenization, feeding the homogenized mixture into peddle mixture and nutrients as herein described and/or being added therein, operating said peddle mixture for a period upto 45 minutes and then mixture so obtained being subjected to the step of pelletization or tablating. |
Full Text | This invention relates to a process for the preparation of digested organic supplements (DOrS). Composting of the raw material like agricultural waste and poultry droppings, mushroom spent waste, rock phosphate and other garbage, is as such known in the art. The composting process comprises in dropping the agricultural waste or other garbage into a pit or in the form of a heap which is being allowed to be decomposed in a natural manner. The other process is a mechanical composting wherein the raw material is passed through a mechanical device consisting of magnets and conveyor belt to separate out metallic objects from the agricultural waste or other garbage. The waste after removing the metallic objects is subjected to the step or crushing so as to get powder which is sieved and packed. There are disadvantages associated with the process as such known in the art. The main disadvantage is that the technology is of high standard and the initial investment is high for a small volume of compost production. Another disadvantage is that the skilled persons are required to operate the plant and the maintenance thereof is very costly. Yet another disadvantage is that the cost of the product prepared by using the conventional technology and apparatus is very high. Still another disadvantage is that decomposition of the raw material is incomplete and also the process is time consuming. Still another disadvantage is that the conventional process produces pollution to the environment. Still further disadvantage is that the final product (compost) is of a poor quality and contaminated with harm and humans pathogens which causes harm. Therefore, the main object of this invention is to provide a process for use for the preparation of digested organic supplement (fertilizer). Another object of this invention is to provide a process for the preparation of digested organic supplement (DOrS) by using bacteria, fungi and other micro organism. Yet another object of this invention is to provide a process for the preparation of digested organic supplement wherein the sanitary standards are maintained and the nitrogen conservation is high. Still another object of this invention is to provide a process for the preparation of digested organic supplement having maximum quantity of the nutrient like nitrogen, phosphorus and other traced elements required for the growth of the crops. A process for the preparation of digested organic supplement comprising drying agricultural waste to get the moisture between 10-15%, crushing the dried waste to the size of 30 to 100 mesh and feeding the waste into the bio-reactor adding selected cellulotytic bacterias into said bio-reactor and sealing the same, keeping said sealed bio-reactor for a period of 48 to 96 hours for the decomposition of the waste, passing steam through said bio-reactor in order in sterile the compost, removing the composte waste from the reactor and subjecting the same to the step of homogenization, feeding the homogenized mixture into peddle mixture and nutrients as herein described and/or being added therein, operating said peddle mixture for a period upto 45 minutes and then mixture so obtained being subjected to the step of pelletization or tablating. In accordance with this invention semi decomposed raw material like agricultural waste and poultry droppings, mushroom spent waste, rock phosphate and other garbage are analysed and, dried to have a moisture of 10-15%. The raw material is then crushed to the size of 80-100 mesh before putting into the container/bio-reactor of the thumbi plant, selected cellulotytic bacterias are then put into the container of bio-reactor and the container is sealed. The sealed container is kept for 48 to 96 hrs. for the decomposition of the raw material fed into the bio-reactor. The steam is then passed through the bio-reactor at a pressure of 20 to 50 psi and temperature of 100 to 140°C. The steam is passed through the container/bio reactor upto 2 hrs. for the sterilization of the compost depending upon the quality of the waste. The composed waste is then taken out from the container/bio reactor and is subjected to the step of crushing and homogenization. The homogenized mixture so obtained is then fed into a peddle mixture and neutriants and/or additives are added therein. The additives are biological as well as chemical additives. The peddle mixture is then operated for a period upto 45 min. The mixture so obtained is then subjected to the step of pelletizer to form the pellets or is subjected to the step of extrusion or to the step of tablating machine to prepare the tablets of the mixture. The pellets or tablets or extrudates are subjected to the step of drying so as to keep the moisture between 10 to 15% weight by weight. Further, in accordance with this invention the plant used for the preparation of digested organic supplement has a vessel/container for containing the raw material therein. A plurality of wiper brushes are secured with a central shaft disposed into the vessel of the plant. Steam inlet are provided through out the vessel/bio-reactor for supplying steam into the vessel. An outlet being provided above the bottom end of said vessel on the other side thereof for draining out the steam from the vessel. An outlet being provided in the bottom of the vessel for the exit of the material from the vessel/ container. Motive means are provided above the top end of said container for rotating central shaft disposed into the vessel/container of the plant. A peddle mixture is also provided by this invention, which comprises a drive shaft disposed into a truff shaped body. A driven shaft adapted to be rotated by the drive shaft is also provided within the truff shaped body. Bearings are provided in the respective bearing housings provided on either ends of the truff shaped body for supporting the drive and driven shaft therein. A spacer is provided between the bearing housing and the truff shaped body of the peddle mixture. A gear being provided at one side of said truff shaped body interconnecting the drive/driven shaft for rotating the driven shaft. Motive means like an electric motor or a diesel engine is provided for rotating the drive shaft through a gear box assembly. A process and a device for the preparation of digested organic supplement according to a preferred embodiment is herein described and illustrated in the accompanying drawings wherein:- Fig.l shows sectional view of the device. According to the process the waste consisting of agricultural residue (20-27.5%), Coir pith (15-22.5%), Poultry droppings (30-37.5%), Mushroom Spent waste (17.5-22.5%) Rock phosphate (2.5-4%) and Micronutrient (1.5-2.5%) are first dried in sun so as to have the moisture ranging between 10-15%. The dired waste is then crushed into a crusher to get the mixed waste of the size of 60-100 mesh. The crushed mixed waste is fed into the vessel/bio-reactor 1 and then selected cellulolytic bacterias are put into the vessel/bio-reactor. The upper end of the vessel is sealed and the sealed vessel is kept for 48-96 hours for the decomposition purposes of the waste. The steam is then passed through the vessel at a pressure of 20-50 psi and temperature of 100 to 140°C for 1-2 hours for facilitating the sterilization of the waste under slow agitation. After the step of sterilization decomposed waste is taken out and cooled. The cooled decomposed waste is subjected to the step of the homogenization and the homogenized waste is fed into a paddle mixture wherein the additives are mixed with the decomposed waste. The additives are for example biological additives and chemical additives. The biological additives comprises clay, bentonite, kaoline and bacteria broth of nitrogen fixture and phosphors solubiligers, antagonistic fungus, rhizo. bacteria and other bio control agents for examples bacillus subtilis etc. The chemical additives are trace elements like iron, zinc, magness, boron, copper, magnesium, molibidrum, sulpher in their salphate form. The bacteria comprises Mesophilic and Thermophilic bacteria. The fungies are Mesophilic. The process is further illustrated in the following examples:- EXAMPLE : 1 Agricultural residue (225 kgs), coir pith (200 kgs), poultry droppings (350 kgs), mushroom spent waste (175 kgs), rock phosphate (30 kgs) and micronutrient (20 kgs) were dried to have a moisture content of 12%. The dried mix was crushed in a crusher to get the mixture of the size of 65 mesh. The mixture so obtained was fed into the vessel of the device and the bacterias were put into the vessel. The vessel was kept for a period of 70 hours for the decomposition purposes. Subsequently, the steam was passed through the vessel at a pressure of 20 psi and at a temperature of 120°C for a period of 1.75 hours in order to sterilised the decomposed waste. The sterilised waste is fed into a paddle mixture wherein the nutrients 20 kgs of the micronutrients were mixed with the sterilised waste in order to get 990 kgs of digested organic supplement. EXAMPLE : 2 Agricultural residue (250 kgs), coir pith (175 kgs), poulry dropping (325 kgs), mushroom spent waste (200 kgs), rock phosphate (30 kgs) and micronutrient (20 kgs) were dried to have a moisture content of 12%. The dried mix was crushed in a crusher to get the mixture of the size of 75 mesh. The mixture so obtained was fed into the vessel of the device and the bacterias were put into the vessel. The vessel was kept for a period of 80 hours for the decomposition purposes. Subsequently, the steam was passed through the vessel at a pressure of 30 psi and at a temperature of 130°C for a period of 2 hours in order to sterilize the decomposed waste. The sterilized waste is fed into a paddle mixture wherein the nutrients 20 kgs of the micronutrients were mixed with the sterilized waste in order to get 990 kgs of digested organic supplement. WE CLAIM: 1. A process for the preparation of digested organic supplement comprising drying agricultural waste to get the moisture between 10-15%, crushing the dried waste to the size of 30 to 100 mesh and feeding the waste into the bio-reactor adding selected cellulotytic bacterias into said bio-reactor and sealing the same, keeping said sealed bio-reactor for a period of 48 to 96 hours for the decomposition of the waste, passing steam through said bio-reactor in order in sterile the compost, removing the composte waste from the reactor and subjecting the same to the step of homogenization, feeding the homogenized mixture into peddle mixture and nutrients as herein described and/or being added therein, operating said peddle mixture for a period upto 45 minutes and then mixture so obtained being subjected to the step of pelletization or tablating. 2. A process as claimed in claim 1, wherein the steam is passed through the bio-reactor at a pressure of 20-50 psi and temperature of 100-140°C for a period of 1-2 hours. 3. A process as claimed in claim 1, the nutrients and/or additives are bio-logical additives and chemical additives. 4. A process as claimed in claim 4, wherein nutrients and/or bio-logical additives are clay, bentonite, kaoline and bacteria broth of nitrogen fixure and phosphors solubiligers, antagonistic fungus, rhizo bacteria and other bio control agents for examples bacillus subtilis etc. 5. A process as claimed in claim 4, wherein the chemical additives are sulphate of iron, zinc, magness, boron, copper, magnesium, molibidrum, sulpher. 6. A process for the preparation of digested organic supplement substantially as herein described and illustrated. |
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Patent Number | 237933 | ||||||||
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Indian Patent Application Number | 2526/DEL/2005 | ||||||||
PG Journal Number | 4/2010 | ||||||||
Publication Date | 22-Jan-2010 | ||||||||
Grant Date | 13-Jan-2010 | ||||||||
Date of Filing | 16-Sep-2005 | ||||||||
Name of Patentee | NATIONAL RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION | ||||||||
Applicant Address | 20-22, ZAMROODPUR COMMUNITY CENTRE, KAILASH COLONY EXTN. NEW DELHI-110048 | ||||||||
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PCT International Classification Number | C05F 17/02 | ||||||||
PCT International Application Number | N/A | ||||||||
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