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Are there any other foreign manufacturers of granulation nozzles besides the American company TUTTLE?

2009-08-23View Original

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There are many posts on Haichuanli introducing American TUTTLE nozzles, while there are fewer posts introducing other foreign manufacturers of granulation nozzles. However, I guess there must be other manufacturers of granulation nozzles besides TUTTLE, right? Therefore, I would like to ask: apart from the American company TUTTLE, are there any other foreign manufacturers of granulation nozzles?
Reply #22009-08-25
It is understood that in the large fertilizer production facilities introduced in the 1970s and 1980s, the granulation nozzles used in the urea production units were basically imported; were they all from Tuttle in the United States? Are there no other foreign manufacturers?
Reply #32009-09-15
1# lxq700918: The granulators we use in our factory are of Dutch origin, and the nozzles come from the Dutch company Kerub.
Reply #42009-09-15
What is commonly seen in the market **at present is from Beijing Aerospace 11th Institute! It is said to be a imitation as well (it doesn’t involve any issues with the company, right?) ? If it’s a design, please mention deletion.)
Reply #52009-09-15
How effective are the nozzles produced by the Dutch company Kärcher? Is it okay still?
Reply #62009-09-15
The Aerospace 11th Research Institute uses a large number of nozzles for small-scale urination applications, but the quality of these nozzles is unstable – their performance varies from time to time – and their service life is short. Our factory has to place orders for several nozzles from this institute every year; I really don’t understand why.
Reply #72009-09-16
Our factory has not yet started operating officially, so it’s hard to say what the results will be. I conducted granulation tests some time ago, and the results were pretty good. I will report on the situation to everyone after it has been running for some time.
Reply #82009-09-16
Dear kongxn001 from Haiyou: What is the production capacity of your urea plant? Is it tower granulation? The nozzles we are discussing refer to those used for tower granulation.
Reply #92009-09-16
Moderator: We use the technology of the Japanese company Toyo to improve the “C” process; the production capacity is 480,000 tons per year, with tower granulation and rotating nozzles.
Reply #102009-09-16
Last edited by lxq700918 on 2009-9-16 13:41: Urea: melting density 1.22 kg/dm2, granular form; Average particle diameter: 1.7mm ; Capacity: 1680t/d
Reply #112009-09-16
Send an American nozzle for a look. This image shows a nozzle manufactured by the American company TUTTLE. Such nozzles are used in most large-scale nitrogen fertilizer production facilities in China, while they are rarely used in smaller-scale nitrogen fertilizer production. There are no notable features in terms of their design; the main difference is that their shape is different from that of domestically produced nozzles, with smaller openings. But the price is extremely high.

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