Impact of replacing internal components with another type in high-pressure ammonia synthesis?
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The original configuration of 1000 internal components with two shafts and one diameter has been changed to one shaft and two diameters; this reduces resistance. What other effects might there be? How is the operational stability? What about the radial temperature difference? What is the change in the net ammonia value under constant volume conditions?
A tower with one axis and two diameters results in lower resistance compared to a tower with two axes and one diameter; replacing the tower reduces the system pressure, decreases the flow rate, and leads to a smaller temperature difference in the radial plane. Which location is the ammonia synthesis plant?
Changes in the bypass design will affect the operation method. The net value also needs to take into account any changes in parameters such as the catalyst loading amount.