How tall must a high-tower granulator be to operate properly?
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Currently, the more mature urea melting high-tower granulation systems have a height of over 100 meters. However, I’ve heard that granulation towers with a height of around several dozen meters can also function properly (not oil-cooled granulation towers). I would like to ask if there are any companies that use towers of this size to carry out production, and whether there are significant limitations regarding the types of products that can be produced. Thank you! ! !
It’s about ninety meters, I think; normal production is possible.
Everything I’ve seen is over 100 meters.
Around 60 meters should be sufficient. Shandong has such towers.
This post was last edited by Chemical Gas Purification on 2011-7-3 at 13:39. Towers that are fifty to sixty meters tall require enhanced forced air cooling and dehumidification; otherwise, cooling will not be effective
We produce sodium nitrate, and it’s 60 meters long
Depending on the production capacity and manufacturing process of the device, the height of the tower varies; the main goal is to achieve an adequate cooling effect. If drum-air aeration is used, the tower height naturally decreases. Each plant should determine the height of the tower based on its own conditions.
It depends on the specifications for production; 83 meters of night can be produced, but the fertilizer specifications are limited