Solid agglomerate method

The compound fertilizer production line uses monomer basic fertilizers such as: urea, ammonium nitrate, ammonium chloride, ammonium sulfate, ammonium phosphate monoammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, heavy calcium, general calcium), potassium chloride (potassium sulfate), etc. as raw materials. After being crushed to a certain degree of fineness, the material is agglomerated and granulated in the rolling bed of the drum granulator (or disc granulator) through humidification and heating.

During the granulation process, it can also be rotated if possible. The drum granulator adds a small amount of phosphoric acid and ammonia to improve the granulation conditions. The granulated materials are dried, sieved, and cooled to obtain NPK compound fertilizer products. This is also one of the methods widely used in the world. The early United States, India, Japan, Thailand and other Southeast Asian countries used this method for production.

This method has a wide range of sources of raw materials, simple processing, low investment, low production cost, quick start-up, large production flexibility, simple and easy adjustment of product grade, and strong versatility. The raw materials used are solid, and the raw materials are Reliability is not strong. Because it is the secondary processing of basic fertilizers, there is almost no environmental pollution problem. Since most of the current basic fertilizers are powdery, many small and medium-sized compound fertilizer plants mostly adopt this method.
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