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Quick-Curing of Superphosphate, Effect of Dryer Inlet Air Temperature, Phosphate Rock Particle Size, and Surfactants
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“…The appearance of this figure is very similar to those for batch runs made in the laboratory investigations (4), in which composition of sample was plotted against time of drying. A point of maximum conversion was noted at a moisture content of about 11% after 2 days of sample storage.…”
Section: Effect Of Experimental Conditionssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…The appearance of this figure is very similar to those for batch runs made in the laboratory investigations (4), in which composition of sample was plotted against time of drying. A point of maximum conversion was noted at a moisture content of about 11% after 2 days of sample storage.…”
Section: Effect Of Experimental Conditionssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…investigations (3,4) have been described of a process for quick curing of normal superphosphate, which consists of mixing phosphate rock and 55% sulfuric acid, denning, disintegrating, and drying in a Roto-Louvre dryer.…”
Section: Laboratorymentioning
confidence: 99%
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