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In summer, does prolonged storage of such porous nitrate lead to powdering?

2010-06-12View Original

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In summer, does prolonged storage of such porous nitrate lead to powdering?
Reply #22010-06-12
Reply to 1# Lcy0214: Porous AN also possesses the basic characteristics of AN, namely polycrystallinity, hygroscopicity, and caking tendency. If it is not properly packaged or if the temperature and humidity conditions are unfavorable, powdering can occur as well.
Reply #32010-06-12
Reply to 2# yangguofu1969: 1. If powdering occurs due to porosity, is there an issue with the manufacturing process? 2. How should the powdered product be handled?
Reply #42010-06-12
Reply to 3# Lcy0214: The powdered product can be treated as defective goods and supplied to nearby **manufacturing plants** for use; It is also possible to return to the system for re-grinding. As for the problems in the manufacturing process, I don’t have any production experience, but I think it might be related to things such as additives and the drying process.

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