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Ammonium chloride transportation

2010-11-07View Original

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Question: Ammonium chloride decomposes or sublimes easily when heated, and at around 290 degrees it undergoes a phase transition, its viscosity increases and its fluidity decreases, which leads to easy caking. To continuously feed ammonium chloride from room temperature into a fluidized bed reactor at 380 degrees, what conveying method can be used to ensure accurate dosing without caking? I look forward to a reply.
Reply #22010-11-20
Feeding devices, screw conveyors, or pneumatic conveying can be used; pneumatic conveying may reduce the temperature of the reactor. The equipment contains chloride ions; if titanium is required, we can process it for you

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