Are there any quick methods to detect the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium content in compound fertilizers?
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Are there any quick methods to detect the nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium contents in compound fertilizers? It’s best to do it within half an hour
I was thinking the same thing; if it’s possible to quickly detect the NPK content during the production process, it can at least reduce the losses due to defective products during the adjustment stage. I’ve found a method to share!
I hope my friends from Sichuan can provide answers; this will **increase the time needed to improve product quality**
I spend one and a half hours on analysis right now; I’m not sure how long it takes you for analysis at the moment?
If the NPK content can be detected quickly during the production process, it is possible to address the defective products as soon as possible, thereby reducing the losses caused by them. We especially hope that those who have found methods for this can offer some advice.
Yes, current testing methods really can’t keep up with the demands of production. . . Let’s discuss among yourselves to see if there are any faster ways.
During our three-plus hours, those who can analyze quickly please send an email to aygqj@tom.com to discuss