INFLUENCE OF THE SUGARCANE VINASSE OF THE BALANCE OF CHARGES IN HIGH WEATHERED OXIDE SOIL OF SUBTROPICAL REGION IN BRAZIL
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Eletroquímico; resíduo; produção de açúcar e etanol; impacto ambiental.Resumo
O Brasil é um dos maiores produtores de cana-de-açúcar do mundo, e o uso da vinhaça em seus solos e os efeitos ambientais ainda não são bem conhecidos. A eletroquímica do solo pode fornecer informações importantes sobre o uso de resíduos e a contaminação ambiental, e o ponto de carga zero (ZPC) é um parâmetro que pode demonstrar essa variação. Neste estudo, foi analisado o comportamento do solo quando submetido à aplicação de vinhaça de cana-de-açúcar em diferentes doses, simulando a aplicação de altas e baixas doses, como é feito regularmente pelos agricultores em latossolo vermelho amarelo típico. Para avaliação do ZPC, o experimento de microcosmos foi gerenciado com todos os parâmetros medidos e controlados em um planejamento fatorial: 2 profundidades do solo (grupo superficial - 0,0 - 20,0 cm e grupo sub-superficial - 60,0 - 80,0 cm), 3 concentrações de sal (0,002; 0,02 e NaCl 0,2 M) e 4 doses de vinhaça (Sem aplicação; Baixa - 164,28 ml / L; Intermediário - 328,57 ml / L e Alta 657,14 ml / L). Após incubação todas as amostras foram medidas eletroquimicamente. Com base nessas análises, verificou-se que os dados das doses baixas de vinhaça e na profundidade do grupo superficial se comportaram como uma solução tampão e em doses altas e profundidade do grupo sub-superficial podem ter alterado a ZCP dos latossolos em simulação controlada. A aplicação da vinhaça da cana-de-açúcar nos campos altera o parâmetro eletroquímico dos latossolos.
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Naspolini, B.F.; Machado, A.C.O.; Cravo, W.B.; Freire, D.M.G.; Cammarota, M.C. Bioconversion of sugarcane vinasse into high-Added value products and energy. BioMed Research International, 2017. https://doi.org/10.1155/2017/8986165
Omar, S.A. microbial populations and enzyme activities in soil. Water Air and Soil Pollution, v. 127, p. 49–63, 2001.
Souza, M.A.P.; Camylla, P.; Assis, R.; Henrique, F.; Salgado, M.; Gomes, L.; Borges, A.; Anunciação, C.E.; Neves, A.; Moreira, H.; Paula, E. Poorly crystalline Fe ( III ) oxide excess can to alter the electrochemical paths of hydromorphic soil in the Palm Swampy Vegetation. Multi-Science Journal, v. 9, p.7–10, 2017.
Raij, B. Determinação do ponto de carga zero em solos. Bragantia, v.32, p. 337–347, 1973. https://doi.org/10.1590/S0006-87051973000100018
Sakurai, K.; Ohdate, Y.; Kyuma, K. Factors affecting zero point of charge (zpc) of variable charge soils. Soil Science and Plant Nutrition, v.35, p.21–31, 1989. https://doi.org/10.1080/00380768.1989.10434733
Santos, S.R.; Ribeiro, D.P.; Matos, A.T.; Kondo, M.K.; Araújo, E.D. Changes in soil chemical properties promted by fertigation with treated sanitary wastewater. Journal of Brazilian Association of Agricultural Engineering, v.37, p.343–352, 2017.
Shamshuddin, J. The charge properties of highly weathered tropical soils. Geological Society of Malaysia Annual Geological Conference, v.2-3, p.527–259, 2001.
Stone, M. Formal recommendation from: national organic standards board (nosb) to: the National Organic Program (NOP) Date, 2014.
Tedesco, M.J.; Lauschner, M.H.; Gianello, C.; Bortolon, L.; Kray, C.H. Land disposal potential of tobacco processing residues. Ciência Rural, v.41, p. 236–241, 2011.
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