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What are the effects of maintaining a low level of CO2 at 4 ppm over the long term on the ammonia synthesis process?

2019-01-28View Original

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For some reason, the level of CO2 in the fresh gas remains at around 4 ppm for an extended period of time. Let’s discuss what impacts this may have on the ammonia synthesis process
Reply #22019-01-29
If the data is accurate, it won’t
Reply #32019-05-27
If the temperature of the fresh gas is low, crystallization will occur
Reply #42019-05-27
Over time, this will lead to a decrease in the peak temperature of the synthesis tower
Reply #52019-05-28
4PPM has no significant impact; CO2 mainly reacts with NH3 to form ammonium carbonate crystals

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