Problems with the transportation of ammonium sulfate from flue gas desulfurization

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In boiler flue gas desulfurization systems, the transportation of ammonium sulfate poses a problem. In our facility’s ammonium sulfate processing system, centrifugation is used to remove most of the water, after which the material enters an air-drying system to produce a product with less than 1% moisture content. The air-drying system operates under positive pressure, and the ammonium sulfate output from the centrifuge is transported to another centrifuge using a twin-shaft screw conveyor. Currently, these twin-shaft screw conveyors fail frequently, and clogging is a serious issue. Are there any ways to improve this situation?

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