Intelligent regulation of alkalinity and humification in bauxite residue soilization: A machine learning-based modeling and optimization approaches
Yu-fei Zhang , Xing-hua Hu , Wen-wei Zhao , Yi-fan Jiang , Hong-jun Dong , Qi-shuang Li , Shi-wei Huang , Xing-hua Huang , Feng Zhu , Sheng-guo Xue
Journal of Central South University ›› : 1 -16.
Composting plays a pivotal role in accelerating humification during the ecological reconstruction of bauxite residue. However, the specialized process governing soil formation quality and stabilization within the saline-alkali substrate remains poorly characterized, constituting a significant bottleneck for large-scale engineering applications. Here, this research integrated meta-analysis, machine learning (ML) technique combined with microcosm orthogonal experiments and mesocosm validation to develop a multi-stage ML model to predict total humus (HS) and soil-like quality index (SQI). Meta-analysis identified moisture content, pH, and C/N ratio as critical factors governing efficiency in alkaline conditions, with calcium concentration specifically determining maturation endpoints. Orthogonal experiments further revealed that these three factors’ combinations showed differential impacts on SQI compared to HS. Modeling via a back-propagation neural network (BPNN) optimized with genetic algorithms (GA) subsequently exhibited exceptional predictive fidelity (R2 = 0.9767) and identified an optimal parameter combination (C/N ratio = 20, moisture = 70%, desulfurization gypsum = 2%). Validation in mesocosms confirmed the model’s accuracy, achieving bauxite residue composting maturation within 45 days and significantly boosting SQI from 0.26 to 0.91. These results demonstrated artificial intelligence-driven composting process optimization maximized organic carbon assimilation to accelerate bauxite residue soilization, establishing a cost-efficient, scalable framework for alkaline industrial wastes ecological reconstruction.
bauxite residue / intelligent prediction / machine learning / rapid humification / soil formation
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