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publicationDate 2014-10-29-04:00^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#date>
publicationNumber CN-103214281-B
titleOfInvention Method for performing chemical innocent treatment on erythromycin waste residues and using erythromycin waste residues for producing organic fertilizer
abstract The invention discloses a method for performing chemical innocent treatment on erythromycin waste residues and using the erythromycin waste residues for producing an organic fertilizer. The method is characterized by comprising the steps of adding 0.01-0.30mol acid to raw erythromycin waste residue liquid per liter, keeping at the room temperature for 4-6 hours for hydrolysis, adding alkali for neutralizing the liquid to be neutral, then adding an auxiliary material, mixing, stirring, pelleting, drying and obtaining the organic fertilizer. According to the method, a chemical degradation technology is adopted for treating the erythromycin waste residues, so that erythromycin residual in the waste residues can be reduced to below 10mg/kg; a degradation rate of the chemical degradation technology can achieve above 99.6%; in addition, the organic fertilizer in the erythromycin waste residues is hardly wasted; the innocent treatment is realized; the erythromycin waste residues are then used for preparing the organic fertilizer, so that the erythromycin waste residues are recycled; the purpose of comprehensive utilization is achieved; the method is simple to operate and high in treatment efficiency; the daily treatment capacity is high; the erythromycin waste residue liquid with 4-6 times effective volume of a container can be obtained; large-scale treatment can be realized; and the method has a significant economic benefit and a significant social benefit.
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