Diammonium Phosphate Diammonium Phosphate 18-46-0 Compound Fertilizer Agricultural Fertilizer

Diammonium phosphate fertilizers, diammonium phosphate (DAP), monoammonium phosphate (MAP), triple superphosphate (TSP) and single superphosphate (SSP) fertilizers, derived from naturally occurring phosphate rocks, are used to provide essential The most widely used product of plants is the nutrient phosphorus (P) in soil. DAP and MAP also contain nitrogen (N), another essential phytonutrient. Millions of tons of these phosphate fertilizer products are used globally to increase food production to support a growing global population.

The effective and efficient manufacture, storage, delivery and application of these products is strategic to the security of our global food supply, but presents many challenges, especially economic and EH&S related. P is a finite resource on our planet, so proper management of available phosphate deposits requires excellent operating efficiencies in the typical large-scale manufacturing processes used to produce phosphate fertilizers. Efforts to minimize degradation during the downstream processing of these products are also important for safety, environmental and economic reasons.

characteristic:

• water soluble
• various shades of brown

advantage:

• Provides a source of phosphorus in the form of phosphate with a higher nitrogen content than MAP.
• Nitrogen is in the form of ammonium, which is readily absorbed by plants.
• Solubility higher than MAP

shortcoming:

• Produces a higher local pH in soil than MAP, which can hinder seed germination and nutrient uptake under certain soil conditions.
• Greater nitrogen loss potential than MAP when surface applied

How to apply:

• Sow (surface application) or ribbon (near the seedbed)
• Most commonly used in mixtures of different combinations of N, K and micronutrients

We produce process chemicals such as defoamers that are supplied to phosphate fertilizer manufacturers to optimize their production processes, maximize their production capacity and improve product quality. We also produce functional additives for these fertilizers to enhance their integrity and marketability, in part by reducing their tendency to clump and generate dust during the various processing steps in the supply chain, or by changing the appearance of the fertilizer. These chemicals are tailor-made for each individual operating scenario and comply with all applicable regulatory requirements and agronomic needs.