废弃蘑菇基质的增值:为无废料生产奠定基础

IF 4.6 Q2 GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY Recycling Pub Date : 2024-05-22 DOI:10.3390/recycling9030044
A. Ravlikovsky, M. N. C. Pinheiro, Lucian Dincă, V. Crişan, L. Symochko
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废蘑菇基质(SMS)尽管含有丰富的有机物质和矿物质微量营养元素,但往往被视为废弃物,现已成为可用于多种用途的宝贵资源。过去十年中,欧洲和亚洲在这一领域开展了广泛的研究,但乌克兰在这方面的探索仍然有限。本研究对 SMS 的回收和再利用进行了为期 4 年的深入调查。通过采用实验和比较方法,本研究揭示了 SMS 重新进入初级生产周期和二次活动的潜力。主要结论揭示了 SMS 在添加剂、肥料和替代燃料生产中的成功应用。此外,SMS 在农业生态系统中的应用大大提高了土壤的生物活性。将这些方法融入生产链不仅能为公司带来经济效益,还能促进环境管理,符合无废物实践以及生物经济和可持续性原则。
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Valorization of Spent Mushroom Substrate: Establishing the Foundation for Waste-Free Production
Spent mushroom substrate (SMS), often disregarded as waste despite its abundance in organic matter and mineral micronutrients, has emerged as a valuable resource for diverse applications. While Europe and Asia have witnessed extensive research in this field over the past decade, Ukraine’s exploration remains limited. This study conducts a thorough investigation into SMS recycling and reutilization over a 4-year period. Employing experimental and comparative methods, this research unveils compelling insights into the potential of SMS for reintroduction into the primary production cycle and secondary activities. The main conclusions reveal the success of SMS valorization in the production of additives, fertilizers, and alternative fuels. Furthermore, the application of SMS in agroecosystems significantly enhances the soil biological activity. The integration of these methods into production chains not only yields economic benefits for companies but also fosters environmental stewardship, aligning with waste-free practices and the principles of bioeconomy and sustainability.
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Recycling
Recycling Environmental Science-Management, Monitoring, Policy and Law
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