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https://repositorio-energia.conahcyt.mx/jspui/handle/1000/237| Solar-Dried Biofertilizers from Marine Waste: Enhancing the Circular Economy | |
| Beatriz Castillo-Téllez Margarita Castillo Téllez MARTHA FABIOLA MARTIN DEL CAMPO Edgar Oswaldo Zamora Gonzalez Alfredo Domínguez Niño | |
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| Food waste contributes to hunger, poverty, and environmental pollution. Unfortunately, seafood, which provides high nutrient content, is significantly underutilized, with only 30% of highvalue seafood consumed. This study addresses the urgent need to reuse these wastes, converting them into biofertilizers through solar drying. A solar drying plant was designed and built to produce fish powder as the base of fertilizer, achieving an equilibrium humidity of 400 kg in 11 h after sterilization by pre-cooking. The resulting biofertilizer was rigorously tested for its macronutrient composition, germination rate, presence of coliforms, and phytotoxicity. | |
| 2024 | |
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| INGENIERÍA Y TECNOLOGÍA | |
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| Appears in Collections: | 319524-Planta Comunitaria Para El Secado De Productos Pesqueros Operada Con Energía Termosolar Para Su Integración En Comunidades Rurales |
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