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JournaloftheKoreonChemicalSociefy 2000, vol. 94,No.5

PrintedintbeRepublicofKorea

Non-destructive Analysis of Compost by Near Infrared Spectroscopy

Jae Jak Nam+ and Sang Hak Lee*

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(RecAvedApril 11, XMIO)

Comparing to the conv~”ond methods MRS showed that /he stand.wdemor of pdMons&P) wwe tM85, 0.4,3.76, 1.12,0.11,0.048,0.24 and 0.08, ad the coefficient of variation was 4.38,5.5,3.2, 1.5, 10.9, 10.6 and 11.970for total nitrogen, total phosphorus, organic matter, total carkm, moistum, Cu, KIO and NazO, respectively. The o?erall results showedthat NIRS can be usedfor a non-destructive and rapid determination of the anrdyks to evaluate the quality of compost samples.

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WA% 1. Chemicalcomposition ofcompmt obtained by near infrared spectroscq@

Calibration samples

Components Validation samples

Range Averageb Range Averagec

Total nitrogen(%) 1.30-2.75 1.93(0.26) 1.40-2.75 i.94(0.28)

organic matted%) 7.36-81.5 69.0(9. 10) 47.3 -77.8 68.3(7.20)

P,O,(%) 1.45-4.86 3.27(0.70) 1.45-4.86 3.42(0.73)

Totrd carbon(%) 23.0-41.1 35.5(3.42) 23.0-39.4 34.7(3.60)

C@ kg-’) O.11-WXI 0.42(0.14) 0.14-0.59 0.44(0.14)

K,0(8 kg-’) 0.92-3.09 2.2~0.53) 0.96-3.09 2.27(0.55)

Nd,O(g kg-’) 0.41-0.98 0.66(0.1 1) 0.494.98 0.67(0.1 1)

Moisture(%) 4.29-10.1 7.28(1.52) 4.39-9.62 7.46(1.51)

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T&le 2. Results of MLR and PLSR analyses for determining 8 components in compost samples by near infrated spectroscopy

Components MCC’ SE~ Calibration metho& used Spectnun

Total nitrogen(%) 0.96 0.085(4.38) PLSR 1st derivative

Organic matter(%) 0.76 3.76(5.50) MLR 1st derivative

P20,(?10) 0.88 0.4(1 1.6) Ml/R absorbance

Totaf carbon(%) 0.95 1.12(3.20) MLR absorbance

Cl@ kg’) 0.96 0.048(10.9) PISR 1st derivative

K,O(g kg-’) 0.95 0.24(10.6) PLSR 1st derivative

Na,O(g kg?) 0.79 0.08(11.9) PLSR absorbance

Moisture(%) 0.97 0.11(1.50) PUiR absorbance

*Numbers in panm!heses am coefficient of variation. ‘MCC muftiple conflation coefficient. bSEP: standard error of prediction.

TT.SR partial least square regmsion, MLR: multiple Iinem ~gtession.

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Fig. 1. ~icd near infiwed spectra of severaf composts used in this expaimen~ (a) absorbance, (b) first derivative.
Fig. 2. Overall NIR calibration ~rformance for compost analysis for compost analysis; (a) total nitrogen(%), (b) total car- car-bon(%), (c) organic matter,%), (d) moisture(%), (e) sodium oxide(g kg-’),[f) potassium oxide(g kg-’),(g) phosphate, P,O,(%), (h)

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