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How to dispose of phosphogypsum from phosphate fertilizer manufacturers

2016-05-16 View Original

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As the title suggests, I would like to ask those in the industry: how are phosphogypsum, a by-product of phosphate fertilizer production, disposed of? Thank you
Reply #2 2016-05-16
I’m here to learn *; please, experts, answer quickly!
Reply #3 2016-05-19
There are many phosphate fertilizer companies – aren’t any of them being paid attention to? ? ?
Reply #4 2016-05-24
Piled up, used as a cement retarder, for gypsum boards, gypsum bricks, etc
Reply #5 2016-06-02
Hehe, friend, what field are you in?
Reply #6 2016-06-03
Is your company involved in wet phosphoric acid or its downstream products? What about phosphogypsum? If it exists, we can handle it by turning phosphogypsum into high-strength gypsum, which can then be used as building material to increase its value.
Reply #7 2016-06-12
I wonder if we will have another chance to work together?
Reply #8 2016-06-14
I’m in Lujiang, Anhui – we have 300,000 tons per year of phosphogypsum. Can it be processed?
Reply #9 2016-06-14
Sure, if it’s convenient for you, please send us some samples. We will conduct tests and analyses as well as experiments to determine the specific plan.

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