Problems in the production of 17-17-17 chlorinated high-nitrogen compound fertilizers
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This post was last edited by 1025199692 on 2016-5-20 at 14:50. Request for help: When producing 17-17-17 chlorinated high-efficiency compound fertilizer, molten urine, potassium chloride, and ammonium sulfate are added to the first tank, with the temperature maintained at 120 degrees. The slurry is clear and has good flowability; however, after mixing it with 68% ammonium phosphate in the second tank, the slurry becomes viscous and loses its flowability. I would appreciate it if experts could analyze the reasons behind this and suggest solutions.
I’ll hold things down for you while we wait for an expert to answer
Because monoammonium is viscous, the phosphorus content in high towers is at most 13%? Your 17
The phosphorus content in Gao Ta is up to 13? It’s not necessarily the case
The production of our company’s 17-17-17 thio-based products is proceeding normally