Fertilizer Plant
Chemicals used in fertiliser plants are essential for optimising fertiliser production and enhancing the effectiveness of fertilisers in agriculture. These chemicals encompass a wide range of substances, including additives, coatings, and processing aids, tailored to specific stages of fertiliser manufacturing and application. From defoamers ensuring smooth production processes to speciality coatings like neem oil improving nutrient retention, each chemical plays a crucial role in maximising the efficiency and impact of fertilisers. By incorporating these chemicals into their production processes, fertiliser plants can achieve higher yields, better quality products and more sustainable agricultural practices, contributing to global food security and environmental conservation efforts.
Defoamer (Phosphatic Fertilizer)
Defoamers are additives used in the production of phosphatic fertilizers to control foam formation during manufacturing processes. By reducing foam, defoamers ensure efficient mixing, processing, and packaging of fertilizers, enhancing production efficiency and quality.
Neem Oil (Urea Coating)
Neem oil is utilized in the coating of urea fertilizers due to its natural properties. These properties act as a protective barrier against moisture and slow down the release of urea into the soil. This coating helps to minimize nitrogen loss through volatilization, increasing the effectiveness of urea fertilizers and promoting better nutrient uptake by plants.
