There is a clear and pressing need to better manage our planet's resources. Phosphorus is a crucial element for life, but the natural phosphorus cycle has been perturbed to such an extent that humanity faces two dovetailing problems: the dwindling supply of phosphate rock as a resource, and the overabundance of phosphate in water systems leading to eutrophication.
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Phosphorus recovery and recycling – closing the loop. January 2021; Chemical Society Reviews 50(1) ... The phosphorus industry relies on two phosphate rock‐processing pathways, based on either ...
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Phosphorus recovery is as important for closing the phosphorus cycle as its discovery 350 years ago was for food production. A new analysis highlights costs and benefits of creating value from the ...
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industry, knowledge centres, regulators and NGOs to work together, share experience and develop an operational value chain in phosphate recycling, efficient phosphorus use and phosphorus stewardship. Phosphates 2013 . Phosphate industry outlook . The CRU "Phosphates" conferences, now annual, bring
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Recycling of phosphorus in various forms is vital to conserve resources, as well as reduce the residual phosphorus load on the environment predominantly as run off into river systems. ... Wing J (2016) The phosphogypsum era: utilizing the phosphate industry's most abundant co-product. In: AIChE Clearwater Phosphate Conference, Florida. Al ...
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waste industries, government authorities and the phosphate industry" affirmed John Driver, chairman of the conference. "The phosphate industry is taking the lead in this. We are convinced that the future lies in phosphate recycling and consider that within a decade up to 25% of phosphates used in detergents and
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investment and commitment to phosphorus recycling and valorisation technologies42,43. ... fertilizer production industry62. In the USA, rock phosphate deposits represent 1.4% of global
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This article will present a review of the possibilities for phosphate recycling in the phosphorus furnace process, with a focus on the situation in The Netherlands. Potential P sources are discussed, along with the most important limitations …
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1 Introduction. The phosphate fertilizer industry is basic to maintain the levels of farming production worldwide. The main raw material used in the industrial process is the phosphoric acid, which is usually produced by two different approaches: by pyrometallurgy, applying thermal reduction of phosphate rock in an electric furnace to produce elemental phosphorus, or by a …
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Due to pressure from resource depletion and environmental stress, the sustainable development of industry research is very important, such as efficient use of agricultural fertilizers, phosphorus product industry chain extension (Roberts and Johnston, 2015).Scholars have carried out corresponding research at the macro (national), meso (regional) and micro (firm) scales …
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The 800% price spike in phosphorus fertilizers in 2007–2008 sent a shock wave through the markets and led to a significant increase in food prices (Cordell and White, 2011).It also shifted attention to phosphorus (P) as a scarce resource and prompted the emergence of a "peak phosphorus" discourse, centred around global scarcity of phosphate rock (PR) as …
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The Swiss Combi process uses a drum drier to convert a dewatered sludge into granules that may be used as a fertiliser or a low grade fuel. Favourable results have been reported in agricultural tests, including a phosphorus concentration of 3.5%. No information is available on the recycling potential for the phosphate industry.
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This Tutorial Review will explore the current routes to industrial phosphorus compounds, and innovative academic routes towards accessing these same products in a more sustainable …
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The agricultural-food system has long been a focal point of research due to its substantial input and loss of phosphorus (Roy et al., 2019; Tasmeea et al., 2021).Considerable attention is dedicated to industrial production systems as well, recognizing their significant potential for phosphorus recovery in production processes and associated waste streams …
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The feasibility of phosphate recycling in the white phosphorus production process is discussed. Several types of materials may be recycled, provided they are dry inorganic materials, low in iron, copper and zinc. ... T1 - Phosphate recycling in the phosphorus industry. AU - Schipper, W.J. AU - Klapwijk, A. AU - Potjer, A. AU - Rulkens, W.H. AU ...
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By recovering and reusing phosphorus from various waste streams, such as livestock manure, food waste, and wastewater, recycling initiatives can reduce reliance on finite phosphate reserves while minimizing …
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The requirement for cheap chemical conversions from renewable phosphate resources to highly pure phosphorus-containing building blocks is imperative, and recycling schemes should be implemented rapidly.
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Abstract. There is a clear and pressing need to better manage our planet's resources. Phosphorus is a crucial element for life, but the natural phosphorus cycle has been perturbed to such an extent that humanity faces two dovetailing problems: the dwindling supply of phosphate rock as a resource, and the overabundance of phosphate in water systems leading …
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The bulk of phosphorus applied in agriculture is retrieved in manure and municipal wastewaters, the latter of which contain up to 10 mg/L P.In wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) phosphate is removed to meet the limiting effluent concentrations between 1 and 2 mg/L P. Irrespective of the different technologies applied for phosphate removal, ultimately, phosphate …
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According to sustainable development principles, searching for alternative phosphorus sources, especially possible ways of its recycling from waste, should be treated as a preferential problem of the phosphorus industry.
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Interest in phosphate recycling is increasing due to the need to address waste streams from agriculture, sewage treatment, and industrial processes, as well …
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Environmental sustainability of phosphorus recycling from wastewater, manure and solid wastes ... Fertilizer industry is the major user of phosphoric acid (Belboom et al., ... Assessing phosphate rock depletion and phosphorus recycling options. Glob. Environ. Chang., 23 (2013), pp. 1454-1466.
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This review aims to examine microbial mechanisms for phosphorus (P) solubilization, assess the impacts of P mining and scarcity, and advocate for sustainable recycling strategies …
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Phosphorus (P) is necessary for the growth and development of all living organisms, and has important biological functions as a DNA building block in cell membranes, for energy storage as ATP, and in bones (Smil, 2000; Westheimer, 1987).P is also an essential industrial raw material, with over 80 % of mined phosphate rock used for fertilizer production …
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Characterisation of phosphorus industry and its assessment according to sustainable development rules and circular economy was presented. Non-renewable sources of raw materials, energy consumption and environmental impact was discussed. Examples of recognised solutions divided to groups of strategies were analysed: feedstock flow release (quality), …
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Phosphate Recycling in the Phosphorus Industry. W.J. Schipper 1, . A. Klapwijk 2,
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These two-sided challenges to P acquisition and loss provide an incentive for closing the human portion of the phosphorus cycle. Many qualitative and quantitative analyses of human-intensified P flows have been carried out across various sectors (mining, industrial, agriculture, food, etc.) and scales (global, country, regional, city, watershed), and on diverse …
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Raw phosphate rock extraction and (or) processing into phosphorus fertilizer is an industry valued at $36 billion CAD; the 2017 merger of Agrium Inc. and Potash Corp. into Nutrien™ resulted in the world's largest producer of potash, and the second largest producer of nitrogen-based fertilizer, that also produces phosphorus fertilizer (CBC ...
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a The USA's rock phosphate industry concerning domestic production (yellow), apparent consumption (maroon), exports (green), and imports (orange) from 1920–2019; b The USA's phosphorus ...
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Explore phosphorus recycling options that support sustainable fertilizer production and nutrient recovery, and how granulation makes them possible.
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