Feed Monocalcium Phosphate Derived from Wet-process Phosphoric Acid and Calcium-based Raw Materials

In this study, granulated feed-grade monocalcium phosphate was produced using highly purified wet-process phosphoric acid (WPA) and finely milled limestone (99.5% CaCO3). The WPA was desulfated to 0.09–0.14% SO₃, defluorinated to 0.18–0.20% F, and concentrated to 50.55% P₂O₅. Under controlled conditions—achieving a 95% reaction rate and a 15-minute decomposition time—a high-quality product was obtained. The final composition included 50.45% digestible P₂O₅, 38.02% water-soluble P₂O₅, 21.14% total CaO, and 14.39% water-soluble CaO, with a fluoride content of 0.16%. The granules achieved 2.13 MPa in strength, with over 85% in the optimal 2-3 mm size range, meeting GOST 23999-80 standards. This phosphate supplement offers high bioavailability for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture.

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Chemical Science International Journal
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2024-11-08
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https://doi.org/10.9734/csji/2024/v33i6925
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Phosphorus and nutrient management
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Feed Monocalcium Phosphate Derived from Wet-process Phosphoric Acid and Calcium-based Raw Materials

Seytnazarov Atanazar Reypnazarovich, Намазов Шафаат Саттарович, Khoshimov Ilkhomjon Erkin Ugli, Turdialieva Shakhzoda Ismatullaevna et al.
Chemical Science International Journal
Phosphorus and nutrient management
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Feed Monocalcium Phosphate Derived from Wet-process Phosphoric Acid and Calcium-based Raw Materials

Seytnazarov Atanazar Reypnazarovich, Намазов Шафаат Саттарович, Khoshimov Ilkhomjon Erkin Ugli, Turdialieva Shakhzoda Ismatullaevna, Kholmurodov Jamshidbek Erkinovich
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Abstract

In this study, granulated feed-grade monocalcium phosphate was produced using highly purified wet-process phosphoric acid (WPA) and finely milled limestone (99.5% CaCO3). The WPA was desulfated to 0.09–0.14% SO₃, defluorinated to 0.18–0.20% F, and concentrated to 50.55% P₂O₅. Under controlled conditions—achieving a 95% reaction rate and a 15-minute decomposition time—a high-quality product was obtained. The final composition included 50.45% digestible P₂O₅, 38.02% water-soluble P₂O₅, 21.14% total CaO, and 14.39% water-soluble CaO, with a fluoride content of 0.16%. The granules achieved 2.13 MPa in strength, with over 85% in the optimal 2-3 mm size range, meeting GOST 23999-80 standards. This phosphate supplement offers high bioavailability for livestock, poultry, and aquaculture.

Chemical Science International JournalVol. 33(6)
Academy of Sciences Republic of Uzbekistan (UZ), Namangan Engineering Pedagogical Institute (UZ)
Clean water and sanitation
Openalex Percentile: Top 76%
Phosphorus and nutrient management
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