Question of the Week: Why Compact Potash?

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Potash Granules

Compaction granulation is an immensely effective, cost-efficient agglomeration option for potash and other salts, and it is an ideal method used to turn potash fines into a usable fertilizer product. Compaction granulation operates under the principle that under extreme pressure, some materials will adhere to themselves …

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Phosphate Rock Conditioning Drum

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Phosphate Rock Conditioning Drum

Customer: Proprietary Plant Location: Proprietary Industry: Mining Major Equipment: Conditioning Drum Material Handled: Phosphate Rock Engineer: FEECO International, Inc. Process: FEECO provided a conditioning drum for use at a phosphate mining site. The drum was used in a proprietary process in the beneficiation of phosphate …

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DAP & MAP Rotary Dryer

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DAP MAP Rotary Drum Dryer (Drier) being loaded

Customer: Proprietary Plant Location: Proprietary Industry: Fertilizer Major Equipment: Rotary Drum Dryer Material Handled: Diammonium Phosphate (DAP) & Monoammonium Phosphate (MAP) Engineer: FEECO International, Inc. Process: FEECO provided this 12’ x 90’ (3.7 x 27.4m) diameter rotary drum dryer for use in the production of …

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Photo of the Week: Raw and Granulated Cattle Manure

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Raw vs. Granulated Cattle Manure

This week’s photo shows a cattle manure sample in its raw state (left) and granulated form (right). FEECO’s Process Experts transformed the manure into fortified, dry fertilizer granules. There are several on-farm practices that affect the makeup of manure: animal species, feed, manure handling practices, …

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Photo of the Week: Potash Granules and Pellets

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Jenny Seim
Technical Writer

Potash Fertilizer (Fertiliser) Granules and Pellets

This week’s photo highlights potash granules produced via compaction (left) and granules produced via pelletizing (right). Potash compaction granulation and pelletization are two agglomeration methods, each offering a set of advantages and disadvantages. Compaction granulation does not use a binder or drying during processing, a …

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Process Industry Roundup: January 28, 2016

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Carrie Carlson
Technical Writer

Process Industry Roundup

Calcium Chloride Market Set to Increase Growth to 4.20% Through 2023 As Demand For De-icing Jumps A recent report from Transparency Market Research forecasts increased growth in the Calcium Cholride industry as demand for de-icing solutions rise. The report finds that greatest growth will occur …

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