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Fertilizer Efficiency of the Garbage-based Compost in Cultivation of Leaf Vegetables (연약야채재배(軟弱野菜栽培)에 있어서 잔반퇴비(殘飯堆肥)의 효과적(效果的) 이용법(利用法))

  • Park, Bong Sun
    • Journal of the Korea Organic Resources Recycling Association
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    • v.4 no.1
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    • pp.73-81
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    • 1996
  • The expriment was carried out to clarify the fertilizer efficiency of a garbage-based compost in cultivation of leaf vegitables. 1. Only application of 8 tons per 10 of the compost did not have any growth injury to "Osaka-shirona" (a cultivar of Brassica pekinensis L.) in a pot experiment 2. In four continuous cropping with application of 3 tons per 10 a of the compost before every seeding, "Osaka-shirona" grew satisfactorily. 3. Osaka-shirona, spinich and garland chrysanthemum were cultivated under a plastic house applied with 2 tons per a of each of the garbage-based compost and cattle manure, delayed release fertilizer and bark compost on the market. There was no difference of the vegetable yields among the applied field, as well as of the contents of ${\beta}$-carotene, vitamin C, Ca and Fe.

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Treatment of Organic Wastes and Reuse of Bio-energy from the Anaerobic Digestion - Thermophilic Oxic Precess (혐기성 소화-고온 호기법에 의한 유기성폐기물의 처리와 생성열의 재활용 검토)

  • Yang, Jae-Kyung;Choi, Kyung-Min
    • Journal of the Korea Organic Resources Recycling Association
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    • v.9 no.1
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    • pp.79-89
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    • 2001
  • Anaerobic Digestion - Thermophilic Oxic Process(ADTOP) has been known to be one way reducing and composting of organic wastes without draining or forming excess sludge. It could be completely performed by the evaporation of water using the bio-energy from the microbial degradation of organic. In the present study the complete treatment of Chinese restaurant wastes was conducted and utility of bio-energy produced from the ADTOP was estimated. Base on results, it could be concluded as follows; 1) chinese restaurant wastes could be completely treated using the TOP without draining or excess sludge. Maximum volumetric loading rate was determined as $55.0kg-garbage/m^3$. Input water was almostly evaporated and 90.5% of carboneous organic wastes was conversed to carbondioxide. 2)The optimum volumetric loading rate which is acceptable to maintain over $55^{\circ}C$ in the anaerobic digester was determined as $45kg-garbage/m^3{\cdot}d$. 3) The optimum HRT was at least over 10 days in order to maintain about $50^{\circ}C$ in the anaerobic digester using bio-energy produced from TOP. Therefore the utilization of bio-energy produced from TOP could be used in the process which had long HRT such as the anaerobic digestion. 4) The efficiency of anaerobic digester rate were over 90% by the ADTOP under the organic loading rate of $1.1kg-COD/m^3{\cdot}d$, 50kg-Chinese restaurant garbage and $250{\ell}/m^3{\cdot}min$ of the aeration rate.

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Reduction of Salt Concentration in Food Waste by Salt Reduction Process with a Rotary Reactor (로터리식 저염화 공정설비에 의한 음식물 쓰레기의 염분농도 저감)

  • Kim, Wi-sung;Seo, Young-Hwa
    • Journal of the Korea Organic Resources Recycling Association
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    • v.13 no.1
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    • pp.61-70
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    • 2005
  • In order to reduce salt(as NaCl) contents in food waste and to improve the quality of discharged wastewater produced during the recycling process of food waste for the purpose of compost and feed stuff, a salt reduction process by added water into food waste was developed. The pilot plant with a rotary type salt reduction equipment to manage continuously 0.5 ton food waste per hour was constructed and the efficiency was tested. The amount of added water was calculated by the water content and the efficiency of dewatering process of food waste. Approximately 0.8 liter water per a kilogram of food waste was injected into the reactor in which food waste was pouring simultaneously, then diluted/mixed in a rotary reactor. About 1.1 liter of leachate including added water was generated, but the leachate contained a very high content of organic particles, so most particles were recovered by two step solid-liquid separation process. The first step was a gravitational filtering process using screens with a pore diameter of 1mm, and the second separation process was centrifugal process. Organic quality of food waste which had been desalted was maintained by inputting the entirely recovered organic particles. The efficiency of salt reduction of food waste was estimated by measuring a chloride anion by titration and salinity by a probe. The results by the two different measuring methods were always over 50%, and the quality of final wastewater was improved up to $200mg/{\ell}$ as TS(total solid) by an additional settling process after the two step solid-liquid separation process.

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A Survey on the University Students′ Use of University Cafeteria and Perception for the Reduction of Food Wastes (대학생의 구내식당 이용실태 및 음식물쓰레기 감량에 대한 의식 조사 연구)

  • 한준표
    • Journal of the East Asian Society of Dietary Life
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    • v.9 no.2
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    • pp.125-134
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    • 1999
  • The goal of this study was to find the way of reduction on food waste in the university cafeteria. A survey was conducted on the 502 students using Yeungnam University cafeteria, and illustrates the students' use and perception for the reduction of food waste. Its results can be summarized as follows: 57.2 percent of the total users use the university cafeteria every day, also 77.1 percent of the students preferred Korean style dish. Female students left more food waste than male students, and the most leaving food was stews than the other types of foods. The most favorite stew and side dish turned out tc be Yukgaejang and Bulgogi respectively, also they preferred Kimchibokkumbab. But they disliked Baechuguk, Sungiguk, salted fish and fishes. The perception of female users on the reduction of food waste was lower than that of male users, but they were concerned about on the reduction and recycling of food waste. Also the best method of food waste treatment recognized by students were utilizing the waste food as fertilizer or fodder for animals.

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