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Public utility consumption indicators for ammonium molybdate production in various regions

2009-02-25View Original

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I would like to know the indicators for utility consumption in ammonium molybdate production across different locations. Plant name: (can be left blank if not convenient). Production capacity: ××××. Electricity: ×× kw.h per ton of product. Fresh water: ×× tons per ton of product. Steam: ×× tons per ton of product (at what pressure?). Compressed air: ×× NM3 per ton of product. Consumption of Raw Material 1: ×× tons×× per ton of product. Consumption of Raw Material 2: ×× tons×× per ton of product. Consumption of Raw Material 3: ×× tons×× per ton of product
Reply #22009-02-26
Our production capacity is 500 tons per year, but the industry is not doing well at the moment. We used low-grade molybdenum concentrate for production last year. The energy consumption for various aspects is relatively high. This is mainly closely related to the grade of the raw materials. It can be figured out with a normal calculation. Fresh water: 30 t per ton of product. Steam: 5 t per ton of product (depending on pressure). As for nitric acid, liquid ammonia, etc., the amounts vary.

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