Production of fluid fertilizer from phosphorus furnace waste stream
AssigneeJames C. Barber and Associates, Inc.
InventorJames C. Barber
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AssigneeJames C. Barber and Associates, Inc.
InventorJames C. Barber
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A process and product of waste recovery at phosphorus furnaces is disclosed wherein small sized discrete particles of carbonaceous material or beneficiated phosphate ore are mixed with a mineral axis, an alkaline fluid and water, and the reacted mixture is tumbled in a horizontal cylinder at a temperature below that at which the carbonaceous material oxidizes to form agglomerates which are then indurated to discrete particulate size as desired for a charge component; the agglomerates are fed to a phosphorus smelting furnace together with other materials needed to make elemental phosphorus, furnace gases are cooled with recirculating water, a side stream of the water is taken off, treated, and used as feedstock in fluid fertilizers. The side stream of water contains elemental phosphorus, and the side stream is used as make-up water in fertilizer processes. Apparatus is disclosed for agglomerating coke and phosphate and, further, for measuring the abrasion and shatter resistance of agglomerates.
A process for the production of fluid fertilizer comprising the steps of:
A process for the production of fluid fertilizer comprising the steps of:
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