Conservation Problems of the Phosphate Industry

Waggaman, William H.; Ruhlman, E. Robert

doi:10.1021/ie51398a011

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“…The principal reaction occurring in the phosphoric acid unit is the reaction between tricalcium phosphate and sulfuric acid to give phosphoric acid and insoluble calcium sulfate (13):…”

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“…The process is unique in this country in that it yields, directly, in continuous operation a granulated triple superphosphate.Triple superphosphate is a highly concentrated phosphate fertilizer containing 43 to 48% available phosphorus pentoxide, P2O5. In 1930, production in this country from five plants amounted to only 100,000 tons; by 1952,13 plants were in operation producing over 862,000 tons.…”

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STAFF-INDUSTRY COLLABORATIVE REPORT Granulated Triple Superphosphate

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Fort²,

Weber³

1956

Ind. Eng. Chem.

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“…The principal reaction occurring in the phosphoric acid unit is the reaction between tricalcium phosphate and sulfuric acid to give phosphoric acid and insoluble calcium sulfate (13):…”

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confidence: 99%

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