What are the downstream sectors of the urea industry?
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Colleagues: Starting from September 1, value-added tax will be imposed on fertilizer products. The capacity for fertilizer production is already saturated, and the prospects are becoming increasingly bleak. The transformation of the fertilizer industry and the development of downstream industries will gradually increase. Could everyone please mention what the downstream industries of urea are?
Currently, the urea industry is looking for downstream products, but most of these have already been developed, and there are no really novel ones left.
The downstream market for urea is virtually non-existent; it’s too small
Currently, the main products are compound fertilizers, melamine, and urea for use in vehicles.
Melamine, vehicle urea. Peptide zinc urea.
Melamine, formaldehyde resin, urea-formaldehyde resin, cyanuric acid, sodium dichloroisocyanurate, and downstream products of cyanuric acid such as hypochlorite and fire-retardant powders
Do you have any relevant and proven experience in this area? Let’s discuss it together.
Peptide-zinc urea – what kind of urea is it? How is the market currently? Is your company working on any developments? Let’s discuss it.
Where is urea widely used in denitration treatment?
For denitration in power plants, one method involves the use of industrial urea, and this is likely to be the mainstream approach. The amount used is not very large; what matters is whether the facility in the power plant remains operational continuously.