The belt scale used for feeding the powder in the high-tower melt granulation process for compound fertilizers does not work properly

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To ensure that the oxygen content in the product meets the quality requirements, the weighing equipment used for mixing the ingredients of high-tower melt granulated compound fertilizers must be accurate and operate stably and reliably. What weighing method does your company use, what equipment do you employ, and how is its performance? Our unit uses belt scales, but their performance is poor: there are large fluctuations in measurements (the indication values shift significantly), the failure rate is high, and they are not satisfactory for use! I would appreciate the guidance from all the teachers. Thank you!

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