Treatment of ammonium chloride in soda ash plants
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This post was last edited by georgewilson on 2015-12-1 at 10:51. May I ask how the by-product ammonium chloride generated during soda ash production is handled? Additionally, could you recommend some manufacturers of ammonium chloride evaporators with extensive experience in this field? Thank you.
Titanium evaporator, concentration and crystallization of ammonium chloride
Ammonium chloride products are produced; basically, they are sold as raw materials for fertilizers or compound fertilizers. This year has been good; the price has risen to around 550.
We produce fully automatic ammonium chloride filtration centrifuges
Is there a product introduction for centrifuges? Send 1010787632 to me for a look, O(∩_∩)O Thanks!
After seeing this post, I have a question I’d like to ask everyone: What exactly are the differences between industrial ammonium chloride and agricultural ammonium chloride?
Our specifications for technical ammonium chloride are: ammonium chloride content ≥99.5%, moisture content ≤1.0%, and ignition residue ≤0.25%. For wet ammonium chloride, the qualified products must have a nitrogen content of ≥24%, moisture content ≤7.0%, and salt content (calculated as Na) ≤1.6%. Technical ammonium chloride is produced exclusively by AI in a cold crystallization reactor. All other salting-out and cold crystallization machines are also produced.
We specialize in complete salt evaporation and crystallization systems. International HPD crystallization technology. If needed, feel free to contact us. Contact QQ: 35828597.
Ammonium chloride itself is a nitrogen fertilizer; however, it is primarily used as a key raw material in the production of compound fertilizers. Ammonium chloride can be categorized into dry ammonium chloride (with less than 1% moisture) and wet ammonium chloride (with around 6% moisture). Currently, dry ammonium chloride is further processed into granular ammonium chloride, which is then used directly as a fertilizer