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How many colors are there for urea products? What are the ways to add colorants?

2009-02-12View Original

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Dear forum members, let’s discuss the following: How many colors are there for urea products? What are the ways to add colorants?
Reply #22009-02-12
According to the quality standard GB 2440-2001 for urea, its color should be mainly white or light in color, with no other colors allowed. Otherwise, it does not meet the **standards and is therefore an unqualified urea product. Therefore, it is recommended not to add any colorants to urea.
Reply #32009-02-12
No other colorants need to be added to urea; if the produced urea has a color, it is considered an inferior product. It might be corrosion of the high-voltage equipment. The system contains oil, etc. However, the specific color needs to be analyzed on a case-by-case basis.
Reply #42009-02-12
Urea products should be white. If red or something else appears. That is substandard product. Moreover, it causes severe damage to the production equipment, indicating serious corrosion of the equipment.

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