Triple Super Phosphate
ARMACO can designexecute both wet and dry processes ARMACO designs offer product quality with highest total phosphates citrate soluble phosphates achievable from specific phosphoric acid. Plant design focus on high efficiency cyclones, venturetower scrubbers to meet fluoride emission standards
...morespray detergent
Weighed solid and the liquid raw material ingredients are mixed vigorously in a slurry crutcher and transferred to the ageing vessel . The aged slurry is fed through a set of magnetic filters and auto filters to remove solid particles which might clog the nozzles. The slurry is subsequently pumped into high pressure pumps to spray nozzles located at the top end of the spray drying tower. The hot air at 350 - 400 oC for drying the slurry is introduced countercurrently in the lower part of the tower. The hot air rising up dries the sprayed slurry to fine granulated powder. The detergent powder is discharged from the tower base and transferred by an Air-lift to storage silo. This powder is then stored and mixed in the special additives and perfume prior to packaging.
...moreSingle Super Phosphate Plant
Product quality with highest total phosphates citrate soluble phosphates achievable from specific phosphoric acid. Plant design focus on high efficiency cyclones, venturetower scrubbers to meet fluoride emission standards.
...moreMonocalcium Phosphate
ARMACO’s focus is for Di-Calcium phosphate units (animal feed grade product). With recent interest in MonoCalcium Phosphate, ARMACO can assist in retrofitting existing DiCalcium Phosphate Plants to also manufacture MCP. ARMACO can provide technology to manufacture either powder or granular finished product.
...moreDi Calcium Phosphate
Di-Calcium phosphate units (animal feed grade product). With recent interest in MonoCalcium Phosphate, ARMACO can assist in retrofitting existing DiCalcium Phosphate Plants to also manufacture MCP. ARMACO can provide technology to manufacture either powder or granular finished product.
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