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The first domestic continuous production facility for urea phosphate, designed by Donghua Technology, was successfully commissioned. On April 22, good news came from Gansu Wengfu Chemical Co., Ltd.: the first 20,000-ton/year urea phosphate plant in China to use a continuous crystallization process, designed by Guizhou Donghua Engineering Co., Ltd. under Donghua Technology affiliated with China National Chemical Engineering Corporation, was successfully commissioned in one go and produced qualified products of good quality (P2O5: 44.3–44.4%), meeting the technical requirements specified in “Industrial Urea Phosphate” (GB/T27805-2011) (P2O5≥44%). The quality of the crystals was also excellent, exceeding the expected targets.
Urea phosphate, also known as urea phosphate or phosphourea, is a feed additive for ruminants that is superior to urea, as it can provide both non-protein nitrogen and phosphorus. It was successfully developed and applied abroad in the 1970s, and its safety and effectiveness have been proven. The FAO document \"Non-protein nitrogen and the nutrition of ruminants\" states clearly that urea phosphate can be used as a feed additive for ruminants. In order to promote its use, China included it as a key project for development and dissemination under the \"Eighth Five-Year Plan\".
Urea phosphate, also known as urea phosphate or phosphourea, is a feed additive for ruminants that is superior to urea, as it can provide both non-protein nitrogen and phosphorus. It was successfully developed and applied abroad in the 1970s, and its safety and effectiveness have been proven. The FAO document \"Non-protein nitrogen and the nutrition of ruminants\" states clearly that urea phosphate can be used as a feed additive for ruminants. In order to promote its use, China included it as a key project for development and dissemination under the \"Eighth Five-Year Plan\".
Urea phosphate, also known as urea phosphate or phosphourea, is a feed additive for ruminants that is superior to urea, as it can provide both non-protein nitrogen and phosphorus. It was successfully developed and applied abroad in the 1970s, and its safety and effectiveness have been proven. The FAO document \"Non-protein nitrogen and the nutrition of ruminants\" states clearly that urea phosphate can be used as a feed additive for ruminants. In order to promote its use, China included it as a key project for development and dissemination under the \"Eighth Five-Year Plan\".