Nutrient control method for amino acid granulation
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Common raw materials for amino acid granulation include liquid ammonia, sulfuric acid, phosphoric acid, washing liquids, as well as powdered substances such as potassium chloride, potassium sulfate, monoammonium compounds, and fillers. Electronic belt scales and flow meters are used to control the nutrients; let’s discuss which methods are the simplest and most practical for controlling these nutrients.
There are calculation formulas available online; one can also create them manually. Using an Excel spreadsheet is quite convenient for this purpose
The ingredients must be precise, and the granulation process must be optimal.
Nutrient control is not just a matter of calculation, right? There must be many more aspects that need to be controlled in actual production, right? I know that. Let’s talk about it and learn from it
Apart from the ingredients, particle size control is important; especially larger process fluctuations can more easily lead to variations in nutrients
Only through final inspection can the product quality be determined; this figure is then used to calculate the ingredients needed