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1 RESAFE - Innovative fertiliser from urban waste, bio- char and farm residues as substitute of chemicals fertilisers Alice Dall’Ara – ENEA UTTMATF Sergio Sangiorgi – ENEA UTTMATF 10/06/2014 6 Month Meeting CEBAS-CSIC premisis Murcia (ES) LIFE12 ENV/IT/000356 ENEA –UTTMATF Progress Report Months 1-6

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RESAFE - Innovative fertiliser from urban waste, bio-char and farm residues as substitute of chemicals fertilisers

Alice Dall’Ara – ENEA UTTMATFSergio Sangiorgi – ENEA UTTMATF

10/06/20146 Month MeetingCEBAS-CSIC premisisMurcia (ES)

LIFE12 ENV/IT/000356

ENEA –UTTMATF Progress ReportMonths 1-6

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ACTION DATE B.1. Demonstration of proper recipes through the characterization of organic waste and final products

Jan-June’14

B.2. Demonstration of HQ-ORBP (High Quality Organic Matter Based Product) production at laboratory level

Mar-Dec’14

C.1. Monitoring of organic waste and final products

Mar’14-June’15

E. Project management Continuous

ENEA activities

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Methods Source Technology

Scientific Literature and available data

UOW, FOR and biochar

Selection of the appropriate raw materials

UOW, FORComposting,

pyrolysis

Selection of proper VAP RESAFE 1

Full characterization of samples (Action C.1)

RECIPES to use in demonstration plants

3 recipes (1 for each Country)

Action B.1

Demonstration of proper recipes through the characterization of Organic waste and final products

with Beneficiaries contribution

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Materials used SOURCE

COUNTRY % Receipt

FOR, UOW, BIOCHAR and VAP

ITFOR:UOW

50:50

* FOR+UOW *FOR+UOW+VAP*FOR+UOW +VAP +BC

FOR, UOW, BIOCHAR and VAP

ESFOR:UOW

30:70 * FOR+UOW*FOR+UOW+VAP*FOR+UOW +VAP +BC

FOR, UOW and VAP

CY

FOR:UOW 30:70 20:80

* FOR+UOW*FOR+UOW+VAP

Action B.1

Recipe for HQ-ORBP production at laboratory level

Instructions for Lab tests

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• Cooperation for instructions for lab test in Italy, Spain and Cyprus

• Cooperation for lab test in Italy (initial implementation)

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Action B.2

Demonstration of HQ-ORBP production at laboratory level

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Raw material and waste characterization:

• Thermal analysis (TG and DTG)

• XRD analysis

• BET analysis

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Action C.1 Monitoring of organic waste and final products

• SEM Analysis (* specific presentation)

:

Balance and furnace in TG NETZSCH 409 C

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Action C.1

Atmosphere: Air with a flow rate of 100 mL/min (Spanish and Italian biochar: Argon). Heating rate =10 °C/min Tf=1000°C Sample Weight ≈1 g Sample carrier= 3.4 ml in volume.

Dried samples:t=15 h T=40 °C (ES-UOW, ES-FOR, IT-UOW, IT-FOR) t=15 h T=50 °C ( IT-BC,ES-BC)

The Netzsch TA window software was used for data processing of the results.

THERMAL ANALYSISSamples   Name N° Wet Sample N° Dried Sample

Urban Organic Waste (Compos ES t) ES-UOW 1 1

Farm Organic Residue (HorseManure)    ES-FOR 1 3

Spain Biochar ES-BC - 1

Urban Organic Waste (Compost Italy) IT-UOW 3 3

Farm Organic Residue (Poultry Manure) IT-FOR - 1

Biochar IT-BC - 1

SAMPLES

CONDITION

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Figure: TG and DTG for wet (green line) and for dried (red line) ES-UOW samples

Dried 

Wet 

I STEP

II STEP

IV STEP

III STEP

Sample I STEP II STEP III STEP IV STEP TOT

ES-UOW d -4.30 % -20.72 % -12.19 % -20.47 % -50.68 %

ES-UOW w -18.80 % -17.87 % -10.61 % -18.15 % -65.43 %

ES-UOW

Action C.1

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I STEP

II STEP

Figure: TG and DTG for ES-BC samples

Sample I STEP II STEP TOT

ES-BC -3.96% -8.83 % 12.79 %

ES-BC

Action C.1

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I STEP

II STEP

Dried 

Wet 

Sample I STEP II STEP TOT

1ES-FOR dried -7.33 % -77.30 % -84.63 %

2ES-FOR dried -7.92 % -77.26 % -85.18 %

3ES-FOR dried -7.46 % -77.71 % -85.17 %

1ES-FOR wet -45.48 % -44.49 % -89.97 %

Figure: TG and DTG for IT-FOR sample

ES-FORAction C.1

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I STEP

III STEP

TG - Dried Sample

II STEP

IV STEP

IT-UOW

Sample I STEP II STEP IV STEP TOT

IT-UOW d -4.30 % -16.65 % -21.87 % -42.82 %

IT-UOW d -4.52 % -18.20 % -23.20 % -45.92 %

IT-UOW d -4.62 % -17.26 % -22.32 % -44.20%

IT-UOW w -41.45 % -12.81 % -10.50 % -64.76 %

IT-UOW w -41.59 % -11.82 % -9.29 % -62.70 %

IT-UOW w -41.41 % -11.25 % -9.44 % -62.10%

Figure: TG and DTG for IT-UOW sample

TG - Wet

Action C.1

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I Step

II Step

III Step

Sample I STEP II STEP III STEP TOT

IT-FOR -6.77 % -62.44 % -12.98 % -82.19 %

IT-FOR

Figure: TG and DTG for IT-FOR sample

Action C.1

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I Step

III Step IV Step

I Step

II Step

Sample I STEP II STEP III STEP IV STEP TOT

IT-BC -0.54 % -0.36 % -0.93 % -1.73 % -3.56 %

Figure : TG and DTG for IT-BC sample IT-BC

Action C.1

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XRD (X-RAY DIFFRACTION) ANALYSIS

Experimental apparatus to perform diffraction measures with Bragg-Brentano geometry.

Sample and sample holder

Action C.1

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XRD (X-RAY DIFFRACTION) ANALYSISSamples   Name

Spain Urban Organic Waste (Compost) ES-UOW

Spain Farm Organic Residue (HorseManure)

ES-FOR

Spain Biochar ES-BC

Compost Italy IT-UOW

Farm Organic Residue (Poultry Manure)- Italy

IT-FOR

Italian biochar IT-BC

SAMPLES

Angular range Step Time for step Anode (wavelength)

10-80 0.02 1 sec Copper (1.54 nm)

In order to obtained XRD patterns, samples was ground in mortar and pressed in sample holder. Instrument parameters was generally set following the scheme reported below:Regarding biochar samples the range of angular positions used is 10-90 2theta(°)The phase analysis were carried out with the X’Pert High Score software Version 2.2° (PANalytical B.V., Almelo, The Netherlands) equipped with ICDD PDF2 database release 1996 (sets 1-50 plus 77-88).

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 800

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

Inte

nsi

ty (

a.u

.)

2theta(°)

ES-FOR

XRD for ES-SAMPLES

XRD pattern for ES-BC. It is noticeable the presence of calcite (chard n° 01- 086-234)

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 800

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

Quartz

Calcite

Inte

nsi

ty

2theta(°)

ES-UOW

XRD pattern for ES-UOW. It is noticeable the presence of calcite (chard n° 01- 086-2334) and quartz (chard n° 01-085-0457)

20 40 60 800

200

400

600

800

1000

1200

1400

1600 Calcite

Inte

nsi

ty (

a.u

.)

2theta(°)

ES-BC

Action C.1

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

800

Quartz

Calcite

Inte

nsi

ty (

a.u

.)

2theta (°)

IT-UOW

XRD pattern for IT-UOW. Also in this case, It is noticeable the presence of calcite (chard n° 01- 086-2334) and quartz (chard n° 01-085-0457)

10 20 30 40 50 60 70 800

100

200

300

400

500

600

700

Struvite

Calcite

Inte

nsi

ty (

a.u

.)

2theta(°)

IT-FOR

XRD for IT-FOR. The main inorganic crystalline phases detected are calcite (chard n° 01-085-0849) and struvite (chard n° 015-0762).

Action C.1

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10 20 30 40 50 60 70 800

1000

2000

3000

4000

5000

Inte

nsi

ty (

a.u

.)

2theta(°)

IT-BC

XRD for IT-BC. From xrd analysis it is noticeable four main phases: quartz (03-065-0466), Ca(OH)2 (044-1481), cristobalite (01-082-1403), calcite (01-072-1652). XRD pattern suggests also the presence of sulphates, even though the exact nature of these compounds must be subject of further investigations

Action C.1

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Surface area determination

This method involves the determination of the amount of N2 adsorbed on sample’s surface by measuring the pressure change in a static system at constant volume and temperature.

Sample: Biochar

Code Surface Area (m2/g)

IT-BC 6.6

ES-BC 127.1

The Brunauer, Emmett e Teller (BET) theory assume the formation of N2 monolayer of adsorbate to cover the external and the accessible internal pore surfaces of a solid.

The specific surface area was determined by means single point BET method.

Action C.1

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ACTION DATE

B.2. Demonstration of HQ-ORBP (High Quality Organic Matter Based Product) production at laboratory level

Mar-Dec’14

B.3. Demonstration of HQ-ORBP (High Quality Organic Matter Based Product) production at (pilot) semi-industrial scale

Sept ’14- June ’15

C.1. Monitoring of organic waste and final products

Mar’14-June’15

C.3,4,5 Monitoring of environmental benefit of Agriculture Application in Italy,

Dec’14-Dec’15

D. Communication and Dissemination (fairs, press releases, contribution to website, etc.) Continuous

E. Project management Continuous

ENEA next step

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Thanks for your attention

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ENEA UTTMATFVia Ravegnana, 186 48018 - Faenza (RA) Tel. 0546 678540Fax. 0546 678501 e-mail: [email protected]