A bamboo-like plastic soil-buried auxiliary degradation net

Abstract

The invention discloses a bamboo-like plastic soil-buried auxiliary degradation net, which belongs to the field of plastic degradation. An imitation bamboo-shaped plastic soil-buried auxiliary degradation net includes a screen body, and multiple nodes on the screen body are There are multiple pre-embedded bamboo rods evenly distributed. In the case of setting this auxiliary degradable net, under the action of the upward heat conduction mechanism, on the one hand, the heat in the plastic pile can be transferred to the discoloration ball, thereby reminding the work Personnel add microorganisms to the bamboo pre-embedded rod, and on the other hand, the heat is transferred to the pre-passed fried ball, so that the pre-passed fried ball is heated, expanded and burst, and the two sides of the pre-passed ball groove are connected. At this time, the bamboo joint embedded rod is connected inside and outside. , it is convenient for the added microorganisms to enter the plastic pile through the pre-pass ball groove, thereby increasing the number and types of microorganisms inside the plastic pile, and at the same time, the bursting of the pre-pass fried balls can have the effect of turning and loosening the nearby plastic, compared with the existing technology, which significantly increases the degradation rate of degradable plastics in soil burial.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the field of plastic degradation, in particular to a bamboo-like plastic soil-buried auxiliary degradation net. Background technique [0002] Degradable plastics refer to a class of plastics whose products can meet the requirements of use in terms of performance, remain unchanged during the storage period, and can be degraded into environmentally harmless substances under natural environmental conditions after use. Therefore, it is also called environmentally degradable plastic. Now there are many new types of plastics: photodegradable plastics, biodegradable plastics, light, oxidation and biodegradable plastics, carbon dioxide-based biodegradable plastics, and thermoplastic starch resin degradable plastics. Polymer degradation refers to the process of breaking polymerized macromolecular chains due to chemical and physical factors. The degradation process of macromolecular chain breakage of polymers exposed to oxygen, water, ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] When plastics are piled together for soil burial to degrade, because they are buried under the soil, the part of the plastic pile close to the soil has more microbial species and greater activity than the central part of the plastic pile, which makes the degradation speed faster. However, the middle part of the plastic pile is far away from the soil, and the number and types of microorganisms are relatively small, which makes the degradation rate slower, making the overall degradation time longer and the degradation efficiency lower.

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