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(Participating in the activity) What are the similarities and differences between urea caking and compound fertilizer caking?

2009-08-06View Original

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This post was last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-8-6 09:03. Dear forum members: Both urea and compound fertilizers tend to clump together. Please analyze the similarities and differences between clumping in urea and compound fertilizers, as well as suggest effective methods to prevent such clumping. I’m just learning about this, :)
Reply #22009-08-06
The reasons for caking are probably the same, right? The main reasons are heavy dust in the finished product, high temperature, and excessive moisture levels; the solution is to take appropriate measures targeting these causes.
Reply #32009-08-07
It would be better if it could be more detailed,,,

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