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On March 2, she was gone. The Belize-flagged, British-owned bulk carrier Rubymar sank in the narrow water lane between the coasts of Yemen and Eritrea. The Rubymar was the first vessel that has been completely lost since the Houthis began their attacks on shipping in the Red Sea—and its demise, with 21,000 metric tons of ammonium phosphate sulfate fertilizer, spells ecological disaster. A similar substance—ammonium nitrate—caused the devastating explosion at the Port of Beirut in 2020. It had been stored there after being abandoned on a vessel and authorities intervened to prevent an environmental disaster.
Because the Houthis have no regard for the environment, there are likely to be more such disasters. Indeed, groups set on destruction could also decide to attack the carbon storage facilities now beginning to be built underneath the seabed.
For two weeks after being struck by a Houthi missile in the Red Sea, the Rubymar clung to life despite listing badly. The damage caused by the missile, though, was too severe. At 2:15 a.m. local time, the Rubymar disappeared into the depths of the Red Sea. The crew had already been rescued by another merchant vessel that had come to the Rubymar’s aid, but there was no way anyone could remove its toxic cargo.
The ship’s owner had tried to get it towed to the Port of Aden—where Yemen’s internationally recognized government is based—and to Djibouti and Saudi Arabia, but citing the environmental risk posed by the ammonium phosphate sulfate, all three nations refused to receive it.
Now enormous quantities of a hazardous substance are about to spread into the Red Sea. IGAD, a trade bloc comprising countries in the Nile Valley and the Horn of Africa, points out that the Rubymar’s fertilizer cargo and leaking fuel “could devastate marine life and destroy coral reefs, sea life and jeopardize hundreds of thousands of jobs in the fishing industry as well as cut littoral states off from supplies of food and fuel.”
Not even shipping’s option of last resort, salvage companies, seems available. “The salvage companies that normally recover vessels are reluctant to go in,” said Cormac Mc Garry, a maritime expert with intelligence firm Control Risks. That’s because salvage ships and crews, too, risk being targeted by Houthi missiles. “If a salvage company knows it’s likely to be targeted, it will hesitate to take on the task. It has a duty of care for its crew,” said Svein Ringbakken, the managing director of the Norway-based maritime insurance company DNK.
It was only a matter of time before a Houthi missile brought down one of the many tankers and bulk carriers that still traverse the Red Sea every day. (In the first two months of this year, traffic through the Red Sea was down by 50 percent compared to the same period last year.) “The Houthis have no regard for life and even less for the environment,” Ringbakken said. “They shoot missiles at ships even though they know that there are humans and hazardous cargo on them.”
For years, the Houthis allowed an oil supertanker ironically named Safer that was moored off the coast of Yemen to rust away even though she was holding more than 1 million barrels of crude oil. By the beginning of last year, the Safer was close to disintegration: an event that would have cost hundreds of thousands of Yemenis their livelihoods because it would have killed enormous quantities of fish. Indeed, had the Safer’s oil leaked, it would even have forced the Houthi-controlled ports of Hudaydah and Saleef to close, thus preventing ordinary Yemenis from receiving food and other necessities.
It would, of course, also have caused permanent damage to all manner of marine life, including coral reefs and mangroves, in the Red Sea. Then the United Nations pulled off an almost impossible feat: It got Yemen’s warring factions, international agencies, and companies to work together to transfer the oil off the Safer. Disaster was averted. “It was a massive undertaking,” Ringbakken noted. “But for years and years and years, the Houthis were adding impediments against this undertaking, even though the Safer was sitting just off the Yemeni coast.”
Indeed, maritime terrorism itself is not new. “Besides guerrillas and terrorists, attacks have been carried out by modern day pirates, ordinary criminals, fanatic environmentalists, mutinous crews, hostile workers, and foreign agents. The spectrum of actions is equally broad: ships hijacked, destroyed by mines and bombs, attacks with bazookas, sunk under mysterious circumstances; cargos removed; crews taken hostage; extortion plots against ocean liners and offshore platforms; raids on port facilities; attempts to board oil rigs; sabotage at shipyards and terminal facilities; even a plot to steal a nuclear submarine,” researchers at RAND summarized—in 1983.
Now, though, the Houthis have upped the nihilism, and unlike the guerrillas, terrorists, and pirates of the 1980s, they have the weaponry to cause an ocean-going vessel to sink. The joint U.S.-U.K. military operation against the Houthis has failed to deter the Iranian-backed militia’s attacks; indeed, not even air strikes by U.S. and U.K. forces have convinced the Houthis that it’s time to stop. On the contrary, they’re escalating their attacks. They do so because they’re completely unconcerned about loss of life within their ranks or harm to their own waters.
It’s giving them a global platform. That, in turn, is likely to encourage other militias to also attack ships carrying toxic substances—even if it ruins their own waters. The local population is hardly in a position to hold a militia accountable. Indeed, militias interested in maritime terrorism could decide that the world’s growing sea-based infrastructure is an attractive target. And there’s a new form of sea-based infrastructure they could decide to make a preferred target, not just because it’s set for explosive growth but because attacking it would guarantee a global platform: CO2 storage.
With the world having failed to reduce its carbon-dioxide emissions enough to halt climate change, CO2 storage has become an urgent priority. Through this technique, carbon dioxide can be captured and buried underground, typically underneath the ocean. Norway has, for example, begun auctioning out licenses for CO2 storage exploration on its continental shelf. So has Britain. The United States has 15 carbon-storage sites, and another 121 are being developed. Even Big Oil has discovered carbon storage. ExxonMobil is buying offshore blocks to use for carbon storage instead of oil drilling.
Carbon storage sites are, of course, designed to withstand both natural perils and man-made attacks, but that won’t prevent destructive groups—especially ones backed by a powerful state—from trying. And because groups like the Houthis are so unconcerned about all forms of life, it won’t matter to them that releasing concentrated CO2 would cause extreme harm to the planet—including themselves. Even a tiny carbon-storage leakage of 0.1 percent per year can lead to additional CO2 emissions of 25 giga-tonnes, researchers have established.
Until recently, sea-based infrastructure was only lightly guarded, because it was in everyone’s interest that it worked. The sabotage of Nord Stream and various other pipelines and undersea cables over the past two years have demonstrated that such peacefulness can no longer be taken for granted. The new CO2 sites will need not just AI-enhanced monitoring but regular patrolling to communicate to potential attackers that it’s not even worth attempting an attack.
And for now, attacking merchant vessels remains a promising and economical strategy for the Houthis and their ilk. It doesn’t seem to matter that ammonium phosphate sulfate will soon be poisoning Yemeni waters and thus depriving locals of their livelihoods. Indeed, other bulk carriers and tankers may soon join the Rubymar on the bottom of the sea, poisoning the future for even more Yemenis.
For the Houthis, what matters is not the outcome: It’s the attention. That’s what makes them such a vexing problem for the U.S. Navy and other navies, shipowners, maritime insurers, and especially for seafarers. But there is another group that should be just as worried about the rampant insecurity on the high seas: ocean conservationists.
There is, in fact, a woman with an unsurpassed green platform who could make the growing scourge of maritime terrorism her new cause. (Nearly) everyone would thank you, Greta.
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What kind of granules can be produced by the double roller granulator?
The double roller granulator is a new type of granulator developed by the chemical fertilizer industry. Whether you are producing compound fertilizer or NPK fertilizer, our twin-roller granulator can meet your needs. It can also be used to produce special compound fertilizers with high, medium and low concentrations. It is an indispensable equipment for npk fertilizer production line. Others can also be matched with it to form a production line with continuous and mechanized production capacity.
Double roller granulator is an essential machine for compound fertilizer production. This machine can produce high, medium and low concentration special compound fertilizer granules. Using double roller granulator equipment, compound fertilizer granules such as urea, zinc sulfate, potassium chloride, ammonium bicarbonate, ammonium sulfate, magnesium sulfate, and sodium chloride can be obtained.
This machine is suitable for npk production line. With the help of a double-roller granulator, the high-quality ammonium phosphorus and potassium fertilizer granules are rolled into shape at one time. In other words, it can help you improve your granulation efficiency.
Our twin roll granulator has wide applicability. It can also granulate raw materials for chemical, pharmaceutical and metallurgical granules. In addition, since our double roller granulator adopts the method of physical extrusion, the nutritional content of these raw materials can be preserved after using this machine.
How does double roller granulator work in your fertilizer production? You can put the mixed materials from the feed hopper into the twin-roll granulator, and use the strong power of two counter-rotating rollers to squeeze these materials. Under the strong extrusion force, the mixed material can become a cake. Through the conveyor chain, the counter-rotating crushing rollers crush the lumpy mixed material. After screening, the high-quality granular fertilizer can be discharged from the discharge port. At the same time, raw materials are mixed with new materials and re-granulated. The granulation process is completely completed. In addition, because the material continuously enters the feeding hopper under the action of the driving motor, the twin-roller granulator can achieve the purpose of mass production.
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She is probably super picky about the strains and growing conditions though. Like, we're talking "ugh, how could anyone smoke this, you can tell they just used straight ammonium sulfate rather than a properly formulated NPK fertilizer. Their poor plants are just begging for potassium. But not phosphorus, which suggests they're probably growing it in the phosphate-rich soils to the west of gotham. I'll be right back."
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What is the development trend of ammonium sulfate fertilizer production line
The development trend of ammonium sulfate fertilizer production line is mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Cleaner production technology: With the strengthening of environmental regulations, the ammonium sulfate industry will pay more attention to cleaner production technology to reduce pollutant emissions in the production process and improve resource utilization.
2. Automation and intelligence: The automatic control of organic fertilizer equipment and the application of intelligent manufacturing technology will improve production efficiency and product quality, while reducing labor costs and production risks.
3. Industrial chain coordination: Strengthen the deep integration with agricultural services, agricultural materials circulation and other links, provide integrated solutions, and improve the ability to serve farmers and market competitiveness.
4. Market demand growth: The rise in the market size of ammonium sulfate is mainly due to the growth of demand for efficient fertilizers in the agricultural field, especially the popularity of the use of compound fertilizers, coupled with the expansion of industrial applications.
5. Export trade growth: the competitiveness of China's ammonium sulfate in the international market continues to increase, the export volume shows an upward trend, and the export is mainly concentrated in Asia, Latin America and Africa and other areas with relatively concentrated agricultural development.
6. Fierce industry competition: China's ammonium sulfate market competition is fierce, with the growth of domestic and foreign demand, attracted many enterprises to participate in the market competition. The number of enterprises in the industry is large, and the industry concentration is relatively low.
These trends show that ammonium sulfate fertilizer production lines are developing in a more efficient, environmentally friendly and intelligent direction, and are also actively expanding the international market to meet the needs of global agricultural development.
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What is the economic benefit of ammonium sulfate fertilizer production line
The economic benefits of ammonium sulfate fertilizer production line are mainly reflected in the following aspects:
1. Market demand growth: With the promotion of agricultural modernization and the increase of farmers' demand for efficient and environmentally friendly agricultural products, ammonium sulfate, as an efficient nitrogen fertilizer, continues to grow in market demand.
2. Cost advantage: industrial by-products can be used in the production process of ammonium sulfate, such as by-products of coking plants, to reduce raw material costs and improve economic benefits.
3. Policy support: The state's support policies for agriculture, including fertilizer reduction, research and development and application of environmentally friendly fertilizers, provide policy support and market opportunities for the ammonium sulfate industry.
4. Export potential: China's ammonium sulfate is competitive in the international market, and the export volume is increasing year by year, which brings additional economic benefits to the production enterprises.
5. Technological progress: Through technological innovation and upgrading of organic fertilizer equipment, ammonium sulfate production efficiency is improved, product quality is improved, and market competitiveness and profitability are further enhanced.
6. Environmental benefits: ammonium sulfate production process pay attention to environmental protection and resource recycling, reduce environmental pollution, in line with the trend of sustainable development, help to enhance the corporate image and market recognition.
7. Extension of the industrial chain: Ammonium sulfate is not only used in agricultural production, but also can be used in textile, leather, medicine and other industrial fields, the extension of the industrial chain has brought more profit points for enterprises.
8. Price stability: The price of ammonium sulfate is relatively stable, and the market demand and supply are relatively balanced, which is conducive to the long-term stable production and operation planning of enterprises.
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Ammonium Sulfate Market — Forecast(2024–2030)
Ammonium Sulfate Market Overview
This report identifies the Ammonium Sulfate market size in 2030 as 4 billion and the forecast period is 2024 to 2030 with a CAGR of 6%. It also highlights the potential growth opportunities in the coming years, while also reviewing the market drivers, restraints, growth indicators, challenges, market dynamics, competitive landscape, and other key aspects with respect to the Ammonium Sulfate market. Ammonium Sulfate has a high Sulfur content in the Sulfate form which occurs naturally in volcanic fumaroles as a rare mineral, mascagnite. It is in an organic salt that is prepared by treatment of ammonia along with sulphuric acid as a by-product from coke ovens. It is also prepared by treatment of ammonium carbonate with gypsum to give calcium carbonate in precipitated form leaving ammonium sulphate in solution form.
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Ammonium Sulfate is used in a wide range of applications such as fertilizers for alkaline soils, purifying protein, flame retardants, food additives, and the preparation of ammonium salts such as ammonium persulfate. It is also amongst the most widely used nitrogen fertilizers used globally to enhance crop yields in various agricultural applications. Apart from this ammonium sulphate is also used in pharmaceutical applications, industrial chemicals and production of cattle feed supplements. Globally demand for the Ammonium Sulfate market is driven by factors such as increasing consumption of Nitrogen-based fertilizers globally to increase crop yields and increasing usage of ammonium sulphate in the food and beverage industry.
Ammonium Sulfate is gaining traction in the agricultural sector due to its dual functionality as a soil fertilizer and a source of Sulfur, which is crucial for plant growth. As soil depletion becomes a more prominent issue, the demand for effective fertilizers like Ammonium Sulfate is rising. It’s particularly favored in regions with Sulfur-deficient soils. The trend reflects a broader shift towards more targeted and efficient fertilization techniques to enhance crop yields and soil health. Besides its agricultural use, Ammonium Sulfate is finding increasing applications in various industries. Its use in the pharmaceutical industry for antibiotic and protein purification is notable. The compound is also used in the production of flame retardants, as it reduces the combustion ability of materials. This diversification of applications is driving growth in the Ammonium Sulfate market, reducing its dependency solely on agricultural demand.
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In this report, global Ammonium Sulfate market is further segmented based on the basis of end-use applications as follows:
Global Ammonium Sulfate Market, By Application (2024–2030): Agrochemicals, Pharmaceutical, Water Treatment & Food Processing, Textile Dyeing, Others
This report has been further segmented into major regions, which includes a detailed analysis of each region such as North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific (APAC), and the Rest of the World (RoW) covering all the major country-level markets in each of the region
Ammonium Sulfate Market Segment Analysis — by Application
Agrochemicals held a significant share in 2023, Ammonium Sulfate is primarily used as a nitrogenous fertilizer in agriculture. Its effectiveness in providing essential nutrients like nitrogen and Sulfur to various crops makes it a staple in farming practices. Its demand is closely tied to global food production needs, which are consistently rising. The sector is likely experiencing steady growth, driven by the global increase in agricultural activities, the need for higher crop yields, and the recognition of Sulfur’s importance in plant nutrition. Ammonium Sulfate is gaining traction in the agricultural sector due to its dual functionality as a soil fertilizer and a source of Sulfur, which is crucial for plant growth. As soil depletion becomes a more prominent issue, the demand for effective fertilizers like Ammonium Sulfate is rising. It’s particularly favored in regions with Sulfur-deficient soils.
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Ammonium Sulfate Market Segment Analysis — by Geography
Globally Asia-Pacific dominated the market for Ammonium Sulfate in 2023 and is estimated to continue the same during the period of study. Demand for Ammonium Sulfate in the region is estimated to be driven by the high usage of nitrogen-based fertilisers in the agricultural practices in the region. Asia-Pacific Ammonium Sulfate market is expected to be followed by the North American and European Ammonium Sulfate Market respectively as the second and third largest analgesics market.
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Cheers for this magical record!
China amsul exported 2.09 million tons in Aug, 2024.
Total export quantity from Jan to Aug reached 10.03 million tons, 1.5 million tons more than same period last year. China ammonium sulfate export made new records again!
15 years ago, ammonium sulphate as Environmental by-product from steel factories, caprolactam factories,chemical factories and so on, total exported quantity was very small. Large scale companies barely do this business. They focused on urea, phosphate fertilizer, compound fertilizer, and some other large quantity fertilizers.
With production capacity increase of ammonium sulfate in China, the export quantity increased year by year, covered more than 70% production capacity in global market. China amsul play very important role in international nitrogen market.Â
However, the market got change along with CIQ from China government, which China are not able to export large quantity of Urea, phosphate and NPK. some companies have to do ammonium sulphate business.Â
In 2021, China amsul export quantity reached 10 million tons, made big surprise for fertilizer traders and distributors. Many big companies turn around to do ammonium sulphate business. specially some national big companies spent a lot of money to build new production line of Granular ammonium sulphate.
Since I started to do ammonium sulfate business in 2011, I have honor to witness gradual increase of China ammonium sulfate export and every important moment.
Before: mainly ammonium sulphate business was amsul steel grade powder and amsul standard crystal, package in 50kg or 25kg, granular ammonium sulphate was not very popular, due to dust and caking issue. Delivery way mainly by containers, or some small vessel, such as 10KMT ~3KMT and combine with other fertilizers.
Now: mainly amsul business was Granular ammonium sulphate and standard amsul , granular amsul much poplular than crystal amsul, because average quality increased a lot. Package in Bulk or 1250KG Jumbo bag. Bulk shipments are very common, max vessel more than 80KMT. BBV as second popular way. Only very small quantity be shipped by containers.
No matter how the market change and ammonium sulfate industry develop. As a member of the ammonium sulfate industry, we have never given up the pursuit of quality, cherish relationship with customers always and develop together.
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Organic fertilizer, as an important auxiliary material in agricultural production, the amount of raw materials is directly related to the effect and cost of fertilizer. When developing the amount of organic fertilizer raw materials, a variety of factors need to be considered, including the type of raw materials, soil conditions, crop needs, etc. This article will explain how to determine the amount of raw materials in organic fertilizer.
1. Types and characteristics of raw materials There are a variety of raw materials for organic fertilizer, including livestock manure, crop straw, food processing waste and so on. Each ingredient is different in its nutritional composition and physical properties. For example, livestock manure usually contains higher nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium, while crop straw is rich in cellulose and lignin, which can improve soil structure. When determining the amount of raw materials, it is necessary to first analyze the characteristics of raw materials to ensure that the nutritional content of organic fertilizers meets the needs of crops.
2. Consideration of soil conditions Soil fertility status is another important factor in determining the amount of organic fertilizer raw materials. Through soil testing, you can understand the content and proportion of nutrients in the soil, so as to determine the amount of nutrients that need to be supplemented. For example, if the nitrogen content of the soil is low, it may be necessary to increase the amount of nitrogen-containing raw materials such as urea or ammonium sulfate. The pH value of the soil also affects the availability of nutrients in the organic fertilizer raw material, so the pH of the soil needs to be considered when setting the dosage.
3. Demand analysis of crops Different crops have different nutrient needs, so when determining the amount of organic fertilizer raw materials, it is also necessary to consider the type and growth stage of the crop. For example, leafy vegetables have higher nitrogen requirements, while fruit trees require more phosphorus and potassium during fruit development. By understanding the nutrient requirements of crops, the proportion of raw materials in organic fertilizers can be reasonably allocated to achieve the best fertilization effect.
In the process of industrial Production of Organic Fertilizer, it is necessary to control the amount and proportion of raw materials through the Organic Fertilizer Production Line. Production lines usually include raw material handling, mixing, granulation, drying and packaging. In these links, the use of Fertilizer Granules Compaction Machine and Flat-Die Pellet Machine can ensure that the raw materials are evenly mixed and form suitable particles for easy application.
Conclusion Determining the amount of raw materials used in organic fertilizers is a process that takes into account the characteristics of raw materials, soil conditions, crop needs and production processes. Through scientific management and control, both economic and efficient organic fertilizer products can be produced to support agricultural production. I hope this article can help you better understand the relevant knowledge of the amount of organic fertilizer raw materials, and make reasonable decisions in practical applications.
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Ammonium Sulphate Prices | Pricing | Trend | News | Database | Chart | Forecast
 Ammonium Sulphate Prices is a widely used fertilizer in the agricultural industry, prized for its ability to provide essential nutrients such as nitrogen and sulfur to crops. This inorganic salt has been a key component in global agriculture for many decades, helping farmers enhance crop yield and soil quality. The pricing of ammonium sulfate is influenced by a myriad of factors, making it a subject of interest for stakeholders across the supply chain, from producers and traders to farmers and agricultural consultants.
The price of ammonium sulfate is closely tied to the global demand and supply dynamics. Demand for ammonium sulfate is primarily driven by the agricultural sector, where it is used as a fertilizer to provide nitrogen and sulfur, which are vital nutrients for plant growth. Sulfur, in particular, has gained importance in recent years due to its role in the synthesis of amino acids, proteins, and enzymes in plants. As the global population continues to grow, the demand for food increases, leading to higher demand for fertilizers, including ammonium sulfate. Consequently, periods of high agricultural activity often correlate with higher prices for ammonium sulfate, as the need for efficient and effective fertilizers becomes paramount.
Supply, on the other hand, is influenced by several factors, including the availability of raw materials, production capacity, and geopolitical considerations. Ammonium sulfate is often produced as a byproduct in the manufacturing of caprolactam, a precursor to nylon production. Therefore, the production levels of caprolactam can have a direct impact on the availability and price of ammonium sulfate. When caprolactam production is high, there is generally an ample supply of ammonium sulfate, which can help stabilize prices. However, if production levels drop due to plant shutdowns, maintenance, or other disruptions, the supply of ammonium sulfate can become constrained, leading to price increases.
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Another factor affecting ammonium sulfate prices is the cost of raw materials and energy. The production of ammonium sulfate requires sulfuric acid and ammonia, both of which are derived from natural gas or petroleum. Fluctuations in the prices of these commodities can directly impact the production cost of ammonium sulfate. For example, a spike in natural gas prices can lead to higher production costs for ammonia, which in turn can increase the price of ammonium sulfate. Additionally, energy costs play a significant role, as the production process is energy-intensive. Any changes in energy prices, whether due to market conditions or regulatory changes, can affect the overall cost structure of producing ammonium sulfate, leading to price volatility.
Geopolitical factors also have a significant impact on the pricing of ammonium sulfate. The global fertilizer market is highly interconnected, with many countries relying on imports to meet their domestic demand. Trade policies, tariffs, and sanctions can all influence the flow of ammonium sulfate across borders, affecting prices. For instance, if a major exporting country imposes export restrictions or if there is a trade dispute between key producers and consumers, the supply of ammonium sulfate on the global market can be disrupted, leading to price increases. Conversely, the lifting of trade barriers or the signing of new trade agreements can increase the availability of ammonium sulfate, potentially leading to lower prices.
Environmental regulations also play a crucial role in determining ammonium sulfate prices. As countries around the world implement stricter environmental standards, particularly regarding emissions and waste management, the cost of compliance for fertilizer producers can increase. These costs are often passed on to consumers in the form of higher prices. For example, if a country enforces new regulations requiring producers to reduce emissions during the manufacturing process, companies may need to invest in new technology or modify their production processes, leading to increased costs. Additionally, regulations related to the safe handling and disposal of byproducts can also impact production costs, further influencing the price of ammonium sulfate.
Market speculation and investor sentiment can also contribute to price fluctuations in ammonium sulfate. Like many other commodities, ammonium sulfate is subject to trading on global markets, where prices can be influenced by speculative activities. If investors believe that the demand for fertilizers will increase due to factors such as adverse weather conditions or crop failures, they may drive up prices through increased buying activity. Conversely, if there is a perception that demand will decrease due to favorable growing conditions or oversupply, prices may fall as a result of reduced buying interest.
Currency exchange rates are another factor that can affect the price of ammonium sulfate, particularly for countries that rely heavily on imports. If a country's currency weakens against the US dollar, the cost of importing ammonium sulfate can increase, leading to higher prices for domestic consumers. This is particularly relevant for developing countries where currency volatility is more common. On the other hand, a stronger currency can make imports cheaper, potentially leading to lower prices.
Finally, seasonal factors also play a role in the pricing of ammonium sulfate. The demand for fertilizers tends to be higher during the planting seasons, leading to price increases during these periods. Conversely, during the off-season, when agricultural activity slows down, demand for ammonium sulfate may decrease, leading to lower prices. This seasonality is an important consideration for farmers and agricultural suppliers when planning their purchases and inventory levels.
In conclusion, the price of ammonium sulfate is influenced by a complex interplay of factors including demand and supply dynamics, raw material costs, energy prices, geopolitical considerations, environmental regulations, market speculation, currency exchange rates, and seasonal variations. Understanding these factors is crucial for stakeholders in the agricultural industry, as they navigate the challenges and opportunities presented by the ever-changing fertilizer market. As the global demand for food continues to rise, the importance of ammonium sulfate as a key agricultural input is likely to grow, making its pricing an increasingly critical area of focus for the industry.
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The mystery of NPK fertilizer manufacturing process in modern agriculture
The NPK fertilizer manufacturing process is a complex and delicate process, which needs to go through multiple processes to finally produce high-quality fertilizer products. First of all, the choice of raw materials is a crucial step. NPK fertilizer raw materials mainly include nitrogen fertilizer raw materials (such as urea, ammonium chloride, etc.), phosphate fertilizer raw materials (such as mono-ammonium phosphate, diammonium phosphate, etc.) and potassium fertilizer raw materials (such as potassium chloride, potassium sulfate, etc.). The quality and purity of these raw materials directly affect the quality and effect of the final fertilizer product. Therefore, when selecting raw materials, it is necessary to screen in strict accordance with national standards and industry norms to ensure the quality and safety of raw materials.
Next, the crushing and mixing of raw materials is a key step in the NPK fertilizer manufacturing process. In this stage, the raw material needs to be crushed into fine particles for better mixing and reaction. In order to ensure the uniformity and stability of mixing, advanced mixing equipment and processes are usually used, such as two-shaft mixers and disk granulators.
The mixed raw material then needs to be granulated. Granulation is the process of processing powdered raw materials into pellets, which can improve the fluidity, stability and ease of application of fertilizers. At present, the commonly used granulation methods are extrusion granulation, disk granulation, drum granulation and so on.
The granulated fertilizer particles need to be dried and cooled. In this stage, the fertilizer particles need to be heated to a certain temperature to remove the water in them, and then cooled to bring them to the right temperature for storage and transportation. The drying and cooling process requires strict control of temperature and time to ensure the quality and stability of the fertilizer particles.
Finally, the dried and cooled fertilizer pellets need to be screened and packaged. Screening is to screen out fertilizer particles that do not meet specifications to ensure the quality and consistency of the final product. Packaging is the packing of qualified fertilizer particles into bags or containers for storage, transportation and sales.
In short, the NPK fertilizer manufacturing process is a complex and delicate process that requires multiple steps to ultimately produce a high-quality fertilizer product. In this process, every link needs to be strictly controlled for quality and safety to ensure the quality and effect of the final product. With the continuous progress of science and technology and the continuous development of agriculture, the NPK fertilizer manufacturing process will continue to innovate and improve, providing a more solid guarantee for the development of modern agriculture.
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Ammonium sulfate market is expected to display a steady growth by 2028
According to a new report published by UnivDatos Markets Insights, the ammonium sulfate market is expected to grow at a CAGR of around 6% from 2022-2028. The analysis has been segmented into type (dry and liquid); application (fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, food & feed additives, water treatment, and others); region/country.
The ammonium sulfate market report has been aggregated by collecting informative data on various dynamics such as market drivers, restraints, and opportunities. This innovative report makes use of several analyses to get a closer outlook on the ammonium sulfate market. The market report offers a detailed analysis of the latest industry developments and trending factors in the market that are influencing the market growth. Furthermore, this statistical market research repository examines and estimates the ammonium sulfate market at the global and regional levels.
Market Overview
The global market for ammonium sulfate is growing on account of growth in both agricultural and non-agricultural application areas. In agriculture, ammonium sulfate is used in fertilizer where both nitrogen and sulfur groups are required. Due to its sulfur content, it supports essential plant functions like protein synthesis whereas due to nitrogen content, it is preferred by rice farmers and they frequently apply it to flooded soils, since nitrate-based fertilizers are a poor choice due to denitrification losses. In non-agriculture areas, ammonium sulfate is commonly used in the food industry in bread making process in order to condition the dough. It also serves many purposes in the chemical, wood pulp, textile, and pharmaceutical industries. Therefore, being an important component of several industries, it is expected that the demand for ammonium sulfate would grow in the near future.
COVID-19 Impact
The recent COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted the world and has brought a state of shock to the global economy. The global pandemic has impacted the overall industrial processes which have a negative impact on the ammonium sulfate supply and demand. However, the growth in the agricultural and pharmaceutical industries has somewhat helped in maintaining the demand for ammonium sulfate.
The global ammonium sulfate market report is studied thoroughly with several aspects that would help stakeholders in making their decisions more curated.
Based on type, the market is categorized as dry and liquid. Of both, the dry category accounted for a significant share in the market as it is widely used in the fertilizer application which is one of the biggest consumers of ammonium sulfate. Further, dry ammonium sulfate is easily dissolvable in the water and odorless which is promoting its demand in various application areas
Based on application, the market is categorized into fertilizers, pharmaceuticals, food & feed additives, water treatment, and others. Among these, fertilizer accounted for a significant share in the market and is expected to maintain a strong position during the forecast period owing to a large and growing demand for crop protection chemicals among farmers. Since the agricultural industry witnessing increasing food demand, however, the availability of limited farmland is a daunting challenge for the global farming industry. Thus, it is expected that farmers will eventually increase the consumption of agrochemicals for higher yield, thereby increasing the demand for ammonium sulfate
Ammonium Sulfate Market Geographical Segmentation Includes:
North America (the United States, Canada, and the Rest of North America)
Europe (Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, and the Rest of Europe)
Asia-Pacific (China, India, Japan, and the Rest of Asia-Pacific)
Rest of the World
The large base of the agriculture sector of the Asia-Pacific helped the region to obtain a dominating position in the market. Regional demand for agrochemicals due to agriculture consumption is needed in order to feed the growing and already higher population. This in turn will boost the demand for ammonium sulfate. In addition, a large base of pharmaceuticals, food & beverage, and water treatment industries are further supporting the regional ammonium sulfate market.
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The major players targeting the market include
BASF SE
Evonik Industries AG
Lanxess AG
Sumitomo Chemical Co. Ltd.
Honeywell International Inc.
Domo Chemicals GmbH
Arkema S.A.
OCI N.V.
Fibrant BV
Aarti Industries Limited
Competitive Landscape
The degree of competition among prominent global companies has been elaborated by analyzing several leading key players operating worldwide. The specialist team of research analysts sheds light on various traits such as global market competition, market share, most recent industry advancements, innovative product launches, partnerships, mergers, or acquisitions by leading companies in the market. The major players have been analyzed by using research methodologies for getting insight views on global competition.
Key questions resolved through this analytical market research report include:
• What are the latest trends, new patterns, and technological advancements in the ammonium sulfate market?
• Which factors are influencing the ammonium sulfate market over the forecast period?
• What are the global challenges, threats, and risks in the ammonium sulfate market?
• Which factors are propelling and restraining the ammonium sulfate market?
• What are the demanding global regions of the ammonium sulfate market?
• What will be the global market size in the upcoming years?
• What are the crucial market acquisition strategies and policies applied by global companies?
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What are the Types of Concrete Admixtures?
Admixtures are components of concrete mix designs that modify the characteristics of the concrete. Chemical admixtures come in a range of forms and can modify the permeability, viscosity, water requirements, set time, and other characteristics of the concrete.Â
Admixtures of concrete that include ATBS monomer are used to improve the performance of cement-based products.Â
Types of Admixtures Used in ConcreteÂ
Water Reducing AdmixturesÂ
The phrase "water-reducing additive" implies that water reducers make concrete, cement, and grout workable without adding water. The three types of plasticizers are superplasticizers, mid-range plasticizers, and plasticizers. Common plasticizers use 10% less water, mid-range plasticizers 15% less, and superplasticizers 30% less. Plasticizers like sodium, calcium, and ammonium lignosulphonates are common. These superplasticizers include polycarboxylates, multicarboxylatethers, and acrylic polymers.Â
Retarding AdmixturesÂ
Retarders slow cement hydration and set time. Certain concrete admixtures may be used with frequent temperature changes, and concrete must be transported long distances. Many retarding admixtures include gypsum and calcium sulfate. Other retarders include cellulose derivatives, starch, sugar, acid salts, etc.Â
Accelerating AdmixturesÂ
Accelerating admixtures accelerate concrete setting and early hardening, thus their name. They speed up concrete hydration, increasing early-stage strength. Concrete accelerators include calcium chloride, silica fume, finely split silica gel, etc. Calcium chloride is a cheap and popular accelerator. Â
Air-entraining concrete admixtureÂ
Air-entraining admixtures are aimed at improving the durability of concrete during freezing, dewatering, and thawing. These admixtures add millions of air bubbles to concrete, enhancing its properties. Accelerating additives include calcium formate, triethanolamine, calcium chloride, silica fume, and finely split silica gel. Accelerating additive calcium chloride is inexpensive and popular.Â
Damp-proof or waterproof AdmixturesÂ
Damp or waterproofing admixtures make concrete impervious to water and prevent dampness. Liquid, powder, paste, and other damp-proofing admixtures are available. These admixtures include aluminum, zinc, chloride, calcium chloride, soda sulfate, and other chemically active pore fillers.Â
Gas forming AdmixturesÂ
Gas production frequently uses activated carbon, hydrogen peroxide, and aluminum powder. Tiny hydrogen gas bubbles occur in concrete when gas-forming chemical admixtures react with cement-derived hydroxide. Hydrogen peroxide, aluminum powder, and activated carbon are common gas-producing chemicals. Gas-producing admixtures make lightweight concrete.Â
Air detraining AdmixturesÂ
These admixtures are used to remove excess air from concrete voids. Tributyl phosphate, water-insoluble alcohols, silicones, and others are popular air-entrained admixtures.Â
Corrosion Inhibiting AdmixturesÂ
In reinforced concrete buildings, steel corrosion worsens with chlorides, salty water, industrial odors, etc. Corrosion-preventing additives inhibit the process. Reinforced cement concrete uses corrosion-preventing admixtures such as sodium nitrate, sodium benzoate, and sodium nitrite.Â
Bonding AdmixturesÂ
Bonding admixtures are needed to bind old and fresh concrete. When fresh concrete is poured over hardened concrete, the weak linkages with the old surface increase the likelihood of failure. This admixture, offered by a top concrete admixture manufacturer, is used for pavement overlays, roof screeds, repairs, etc. Bonding admixtures are water emulsions made from synthetic rubber, natural rubber, polyvinyl chloride, and acetate.Â
Fungicidal, Germicidal, Insecticidal AdmixturesÂ
The mix should be fungicidal, germicidal, and insecticidal to prevent bacteria, germs, and fungus from growing on hardened concrete structures. Polyhalogenated phenols, dieldrin emulsions, copper compounds, etc., may improve concrete's properties.Â
Colouring AdmixturesÂ
The concrete's color comes from coloring chemical admixtures. Colorants shouldn't affect concrete strength. Adding coloring admixtures to cement in a ball mill creates colored cement for concrete. This table shows several coloring admixtures and their colors.Â
ConclusionÂ
Apart from cement, sand, and aggregate, other construction materials may also be used in concrete. They improve concrete's resistance to freezing, sulfate attack, controlled setting, hardening, strength, and workability, etc. Â
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AES, or Ammonium Laureth Sulfate, is a widely used surfactant and foaming agent in personal care and household cleaning products. It is derived from ethoxylated lauryl alcohol and sulfated with ammonium ions. AES is valued for its excellent cleansing properties, ability to create rich lather, and its relatively mild nature compared to other sulfates. It is commonly found in shampoos, body washes, hand soaps, and household cleaners, where it helps to remove dirt, oil, and other impurities effectively. AES is favored by manufacturers for its versatility and compatibility with various formulations, contributing to its widespread use in the consumer goods industry.
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Ammonia Market Analysis: Assessing Growth Opportunities
Ammonia stands as a fundamental chemical compound with diverse applications across industries such as agriculture, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and more. This blog aims to delve into the dynamics of the global ammonia market, examining key drivers, applications, emerging trends, and future growth prospects.
Understanding the Ammonia Market:
Ammonia (NH3)Â is a colorless gas with a pungent odor and is highly soluble in water. It serves as a vital precursor in the production of fertilizers, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, and various industrial applications due to its nitrogen-rich properties.
Market Dynamics:
Fertilizer Production:Â The largest application of ammonia is in the manufacturing of nitrogen-based fertilizers such as urea, ammonium nitrate, and ammonium phosphate, contributing significantly to global food production and agriculture.
Chemical Industry:Â Ammonia is a key raw material in the production of chemicals such as ammonium sulfate, ammonium nitrate, nitric acid, and various organic nitrogen compounds used in pharmaceuticals, plastics, explosives, and cleaning agents.
Environmental Applications:Â Ammonia is used in environmental control technologies such as selective catalytic reduction (SCR) systems in power plants and vehicles to reduce nitrogen oxide (NOx) emissions, contributing to air quality improvement.
Industrial Refrigeration:Â Ammonia's properties as a refrigerant make it suitable for industrial refrigeration systems, cold storage facilities, and food processing industries due to its low environmental impact and energy efficiency.
Applications Across Industries:
Agriculture:Â Fertilizers, soil amendments.
Chemicals:Â Nitrogen compounds, cleaning agents.
Environmental Control:Â NOx reduction, wastewater treatment.
Refrigeration:Â Industrial refrigeration, cold storage.
Market Trends:
Sustainable Agriculture:Â Growing emphasis on sustainable agriculture practices drives demand for ammonia-based fertilizers due to their high nitrogen content, improved crop yields, and reduced environmental impact compared to traditional fertilizers.
Green Ammonia Production:Â Innovations in green and renewable ammonia production methods, including electrolysis of water and nitrogen, hydrogen-based processes, and carbon capture utilization (CCU), align with sustainability goals and carbon footprint reduction.
Industrial Safety and Efficiency:Â Advancements in ammonia production technologies focus on safety enhancements, energy efficiency improvements, and process optimization to meet regulatory standards and reduce operational costs.
Future Prospects:
The global ammonia market is poised for steady growth, driven by rising agricultural demands, environmental regulations promoting clean technologies, and innovations in production processes. Investments in green and sustainable ammonia production, coupled with expanding industrial applications, present significant growth opportunities in the coming years.
Conclusion:
Ammonia remains a cornerstone chemical with critical roles in agriculture, chemicals, environmental control, and refrigeration industries worldwide. Navigating the ammonia market requires a deep understanding of industry trends, regulatory landscapes, and technological advancements. With a focus on sustainability, innovation, and application diversification, the ammonia market is primed for continued growth and contributions to various sectors addressing global challenges and opportunities.
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