Abstract:In response to the storage and transportation difficulties and environmental pollution risks caused by the high water content of biogas slurry, this paper studies the potential application of evaporation concentration technology in the resource utilization of biogas slurry. The effects of evaporation temperature, evaporation area, and wind speed on the concentration efficiency of biogas slurry were investigated through controlled variable experiments. The results showed that as the evaporation temperature increases from 15℃ to 85℃, the volume concentration factor of biogas slurry increases from 1.01 to 1.69. When the evaporation area increases from 6.36× 10-3m2 to 17.67×10-3m2, the concentration factor increased from 1.02 to 1.06. As the wind speed increases from 0 m/s to 11 m/s, the concentration factor increases to 3.57. Meanwhile, under low temperature conditions(15℃), the content of ammonia nitrogen(NH4+-N) and total nitrogen(TN) were the highest, at 536.14 mg/L and 689.12 mg/L, respectively. Under high temperature conditions(85℃), the total phosphorus and total potassium concentrations reached their maximum values of 37.56 mg/L and 315.93 mg/L, respectively. Although the increase in wind speed led to a decrease in ammonia nitrogen and total nitrogen concentrations, it promoted the enrichment of total phosphorus and total potassium. At 11 m/s, the total phosphorus and total potassium concentrations increased to 78.21 mg/L and 645.73 mg/L, respectively. Evaporation-concentration technology can effectively reduce the volume of biogas slurry and increase nutrient concentration. By optimizing operating conditions, a balance between concentration efficiency and nutrient retention can be achieved, providing technical support for the efficient utilization of biogas slurry in agriculture.