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Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry

ISSN: 2380-2391

Open Access

Development and Implementation of Flexible Technology of Granular Slow Release NPKS/PKS-Fertilizers with Controlled Dissolution Rate

Abstract

Andrey Norov*, Denis Pagaleshkin and Pavel Fedotov

JSC “NIUIF”, the oldest (founded in 1919) and the only one in Russia scientific research institute for phosphorus containing fertilizers, developed an innovative flexible technology of production of slow release NPKS / PKSfertilizers with a controlled dissolution rate and controlled nutrient supply into the soil solution. These fertilizers are environmentally safe, nonradioactive; practically do not contain compounds of harmful heavy metals (arsenic, cadmium, lead, mercury, chromium, etc.). Besides the main nutrients (nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium) they also contain sulfur and calcium in a plant available form. The dissolution rate is regulated by changing the ratio between the water soluble and plant-available forms of phosphorus, as well as by addition of ammonium salts. The technology is waste free, moreover, it allows to process wastes and by-products of other production units: phosphogypsum, conversion chalk, cake from sodium tripolyphosphate production, sludge sand, etc. These fertilizers were successfully tested by the International Institute of Plant Nutrition and in the Russian Agricultural Academy named after K.A.Timiryazev to prove its high agronomic efficiency. The technology is protected by three patents of the Russian Federation. Based on the design documentation developed by JSC “NIUIF”, NPKS / PKSfertilizer plant was built and successfully set into operation at “Metakhim” plant (Volkhov city, Leningrad Region).

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