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Production of high quality fertilizers from waste or chemicals for agricultural development
Agriculture is the foundation of human development, the impact of the food crisis is gradually expanding, the development of the fertilizer industry can not be delayed, the global demand for fertilizer is increasing day by day!
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Granulation experiments according to the provided raw materials.
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After fermentation, pulverization and mixing operations, the raw materials are transformed into a powder suitable for processing.
The processed powder is added with a certain amount of water and granulated by a granulator to form granules.
After drying and cooling, the moisture in the fertilizer granules is reduced, making it easier to transport and store.
Weighed and packaged to improve the quality of finished products and market competitiveness.
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