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How is moisture controlled in tall towers?

2012-03-04View Original

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A few days ago, we produced 25-10-16 at our high tower; in the first few days the moisture level was below 1.0, but now it’s around 1.1. Could it be that there’s a leak in the coiled tubes? How should I check it?
Reply #22012-03-04
It’s the raw material issue; 1.1 moisture content is qualified anyway, right?
Reply #32012-03-05
The moisture content of High Tower particles should be kept below 1.0
Reply #42012-03-05
Normally, it is caused by high moisture content in the raw material water.
Reply #52012-03-05
It’s probably a problem with the raw materials; 1.1% moisture level is still within the acceptable range, right? A few days ago, we were producing 25-10-16 in our high-altitude production facility, and during the first few days the moisture level was below 1.0%, but now it’s around 1.1%. Could it be that there’s air leakage in the coiling tubes? I guess I’m really stupid???? Ugh
Reply #62012-03-09
http://blog.sina.com.cn/yuxuanbing123 Explains in detail how to control moisture and temperature; it also covers the control of fertilizer caking
Reply #72012-08-06
All of us are below 0.6; it’s a bit higher in summer as the heating temperature of the raw materials is increased

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