The finished granules of the high-potassium formula are flattened; I seek advice from experts
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When our company uses the high-tower process to produce high-potassium formulations such as 20-5-20 (urea-thio), 15-5-26 (nitro-thio), and 20-10-18 (urea-chloro), the resulting granules remain flat, and no adjustment to the temperature in the mixing tank proves effective. Potash fertilizer raw materials: 61% Lao potash, Luo potash, Migo potash. Seeking advice
These formulas have no fillers, thank you
PH has a significant impact; it’s not a problem with the process operation or the raw materials. By adjusting the amounts of each raw material used, there should be no issues. Could it be that too much potassium chloride is being used? Pay more attention to PH
Thank you:handshake
You can try our fluidized bed granulation equipment, which produces circular particles with a particle size of 1-4 mm
This post was last edited by 1025199692 on 2016-3-29 11:37. Do the high-potassium formulas you produce clump?
The temperature in the mixing tank is high, which means the granulation temperature is high as well； Secondly, the tower has poor cooling efficiency.
It’s a problem with the pH value of the raw materials; especially with potassium fertilizers, a low pH value can cause the particles to become flat
Which company do you work for?----