How much phosphogypsum is produced from one ton of 55% ammonium phosphate?
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For every ton of ammonium phosphate with a 55% phosphorus content produced by our company, approximately 6.5 tons of phosphogypsum are generated. I wonder what the ratio of ammonium phosphate to phosphogypsum is for those of you who have ammonium phosphate production facilities
Is there no one among the forum members who can answer? Or do they think the question is too simple and not challenging at all?:P
There can’t be that many, right? Producing one ton of P2O5 yields roughly that much as well. One ton of MAP should be around 2 to 2.5 tons.
The friend on the 3rd floor gave a more reasonable answer; the owner’s house is too high
Check the nutrients of your mine – what are the nutrient levels in your mine? How high is the magnesium content? What is flotation, then?
First, I would like to thank all the enthusiastic forum members. The purity of our ore is generally between 28-30%, with a magnesium content of around 3%
It’s similar to ours; actually, it becomes clear once you do the calculations